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Organizer Information The Commune de Gurgy is a small municipality in the Burgundy region of France, located near Auxerre and easily accessible via the A6 highway. With a population of approximately 1,800, Gurgy places a strong emphasis on cultural development and public access to the arts. Since 2012, the Espace Culturel de Gurgy has provided […]

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Organizer Information Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada, is a leading research-intensive university dedicated to advancing knowledge and fostering community engagement. The Toppling Monuments project is led by a collaborative research team at Queen’s University, supported by the Wicked Ideas Fund and the Government of Canada’s New Frontiers in Research Fund (NFRF). The project aims […]

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Organizer Information Derbyshire Makes is a large-scale creative programme based in Derbyshire, United Kingdom, dedicated to celebrating craft, creativity, heritage and collective making. Hosted by Derbyshire Makes and delivered by Local Creative Project Ltd, the programme uses participatory art, craft and public engagement to invite communities to explore and express shared visions of the future […]

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Organizer Information EMMA – Espoo Museum of Modern Art, operated by EMMA‑taidemuseosäätiö, is one of Finland’s largest and most dynamic art museums. Located in the Exhibition Centre WeeGee in Tapiola, Espoo, EMMA’s mission is to inspire, challenge, and expand the public’s encounter with modern and contemporary art and design. With a broad collection that includes […]

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Organizer Information The Museo Ciäsa Granda in Stampa, Switzerland, is the valley museum of the Bregaglia, covering areas of Art, culture, history, and nature. The museum is nationally and internationally recognized for the Atelier Giacometti and the works of Alberto, Giovanni, Diego, and Augusto Giacometti, as well as Varlin. Operated by the Fondazione Museo Ciäsa Granda […]

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Organizer Information Van Abbemuseum, located in Eindhoven, Netherlands, is one of Europe’s leading museums for modern and contemporary art. The museum views art as a societal force, addressing major technological, ecological, and political issues. It maintains a dynamic collection of over 3,800 artworks and a library of more than 140,000 publications, fostering international collaboration and […]

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Organizer Information The Institut für moderne Kunst (Institute of Modern Art) is a registered non-profit association founded in 1967 as an information and documentation center for contemporary art. Its core mission is to document and preserve materials on international art after 1945, serve as a research archive, realize exhibitions, and publish related scholarship. Supported by […]

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Organizer Information The Tisa von der Schulenburg-Stiftung, located in Dorsten, Germany, is a non-profit foundation dedicated to preserving and promoting the artistic and humanistic legacy of Tisa von der Schulenburg (1903–2001), also known as Schwester Paula. The foundation emphasizes empathy, social engagement, and human dignity in art, reflecting Tisa’s focus on people in extreme situations, […]

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Organizer Information Skopje 2028 is the candidate project for the European Capital of Culture 2028, managed by an independent Delivery Body established by the City of Skopje. It ensures independence, transparency, and adherence to EU cultural governance standards. The initiative supports cultural co-financing for artistic projects aligned with European collaboration, citizen participation, and cultural diversity. […]

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