The next NewGen meet-up with young artists is all about the digital dimension of your artistic practice. Sign up and join us at Podium Mozaïek in Amsterdam.

The Dutch embassy in Paris writes out an open call for a programme in Atelier Néerlandais in Paris during Paris Design Week 2022. Deadline: 1 April 2022.

The second ArtsMap Micro Support open call for seed-money is themed Gender Equality. Apply before March 30, 2022 and find out more about the open call here.

On International Women's Day, Cerita Fakta draws attention to the resistance of women who fought against Dutch domination in Indonesia with 'Wanita Berani!'.

DutchCulture supports the call of the European Cultural Foundation: European Culture of Solidarity Now.

Creative Europe supports Eurosonic Noorderslag through the European Platforms programme. An interview with Robert Meijerink, head of programme ESNS.

GCRP is a training programme designed for cultural professionals pursuing broadening their skills and network in international cultural cooperation.

Through the Matching Fund, DutchCulture contributes to the additional programme of events and activities that take place outside the exhibition walls.

Mind Ur Step was a European collaborative project in the field of theatre, urban dance and choreography.

September Film received MEDIA support for the distribution of European films such as ‘The Last Round’ (Druk) by Thomas Vinterberg.

On Thursday 17 February 2022 we discussed the challenges and possibilities of mobility and reciprocity in international cultural exchange.

The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Egypt is now accepting proposals from organisations working in the field of culture and development in Egypt.

Op 22 februari organiseerden we met Kunstloc Brabant een evenement voor culturele organisaties en makers van alle disciplines uit de provincie Noord-Brabant.

European museums can now apply for the Luigi Micheletti Award and the DASA Award 2022. Deadline: 15 April 2022.

In a new edition of the series Artists in Conversation, artists from Germany and the Netherlands exchange insights on the cultural climate in both countries.

The Curaçao author who writes in Papiamento participated in an exchange residency in Belfast to promote literature in small and minority languages.

The HBF+Europe programme supports filmmakers with limited financial resources with their international co-productions.

Codart presents a call for papers for the upcoming symposium Close Encounters on seventeenth-century Dutch and Flemish art in Britain. Deadline is 1 March.

The 31st edition of the annual children's festival Momix for performance art, from 26 January till 6 February, hosts six Dutch shows and an exhibition.