Re:Create Europe invites emerging artists and cultural practitioners to engage with questions of resistance, resilience, and the transformation of cultural policies through international residency programmes, an accompanying webinar series and digital mapping.<\/p>\n\n
The first year under the topic\u00a0Transformation of Cultural Policies<\/strong>\u00a0focuses on the role of artistic and cultural practices in times of transformation, with particular attention to cultural resilience, artistic autonomy, and civic engagement. Four Open Calls for residencies across Europe and one Open Call for a participation in a webinar series are launched. All selected participants will contribute to a shared and published digital Atlas of Resilience Strategies and become part of the wider Re:Create Europe exchange network.<\/p>\n\n All opportunities are part of the same overarching Re:Create Europe framework but can be applied for separately. However, participants are encouraged to take part in the entire programme package, combing residency, webinar activities and digital publication.<\/p>\n\n In addition to the residencies, you can also apply to partake as one of thirty participants in a thematic online webinar series taking place\u00a0September \u2013 December 2026<\/strong>, including 10 sessions \u00e0 90 minutes.\u00a0Under the topic Transformation of Cultural Policies<\/strong>, the webinar programme focuses on cultural policy and institutional frameworks, civil society and civic engagement, artistic practice in challenging contexts, strategies of resistance and resilience.<\/p>\n\n Selected participants will: Our Residency and Webinar Series are aimed at:
\u2022 take part in one of four\u00a0residency programmes<\/strong>\u00a0at a host institution
\u2022 be invited to participate in a\u00a0series of thematic online webinars<\/strong>
\u2022 develop your artistic or cultural practice in an\u00a0international context
<\/strong>\u2022 connect and exchange with a\u00a0European network<\/strong>\u00a0of artists, cultural workers, and institutions
\u2022 receive professional support and mentoring
\u2022\u00a0publish<\/strong>\u00a0their results and findings in the\u00a0Atlas of Resilience<\/strong>\u00a0(WT)<\/p>\n\n
\u2022 emerging artists and cultural practitioners with approximately 1\u20135 years of professional experience
\u2022 practitioners working at the intersection of arts, culture, and activism
\u2022 people interested in international exchange and engaging with social, cultural, or civic contexts through their work
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