Laws & Regulations

As Culture Action Europe prepares the second edition of their flagship publication, the State of Culture Report, they want to hear directly from those shaping the cultural and creative sectors today.

Arts Infopoint UK conducted a survey to understand how artists and arts organisations in the UK and the EU are working with each other currently; the impact of the UK’s non-membership of EU funding programmes; changes to artist mobility; and other barriers or opportunities arising from the UK’s exit from the EU.

The findings of this report shed light on the significant administrative burdens faced by the sector when organising cross-border activities, and call for urgent simplifications to unlock the full potential of the European live performance sector.

The Perelman Performing Arts Center (PAC NYC) and Civis Foundation have partnered to launch The Democracy Cycle, a commissioning programme designed to support new works that illuminate the promise, practice, imperfection, and opportunity of democracy.

European emergency protection, support and resilience programme for at-risk artists and cultural practitioners

UNESCO’s Re|Shaping Policies for Creativity report is now published, with a co-authored chapter from On the Move Secretary General Marie Le Sourd.

Download the ‘Cultural Mobility Flows: Mobility Information Points at Work’ report, which presents data on the 2025 activities of the MIPs.

Download this 4th volume on at-risk and displaced artists and culture professionals, which provides recommended policy instruments, operational descriptions of proposed tools.