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Organizer Information Wigan Museum, housed in Wigan’s first public library on Library Street, is run by Wigan Council and describes itself as a celebration of the borough’s cultural, social, and industrial past, present, and future. In 2024–2025 the museum delivered the Arts Council-funded What’s in Store project, testing displays and gathering community feedback on the […]

Organizer Information The German Commission for UNESCO (Deutsche UNESCO-Kommission e.V.) is Germany’s national liaison body for all UNESCO-related matters, founded in 1950 as a chartered non-profit association with up to 114 members drawn from government, culture, science, and civil society. Headquartered in Bonn, it advises the German federal government on UNESCO-related cultural policy and serves […]

Organizer Information rb&hArts is the arts programme serving Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals in London. The organisation develops and supports creative projects within healthcare environments, using art and cultural activity to enhance the experience of patients, visitors and staff. For this commission, rb&hArts is working with hospital communities and people connected to organ donation and […]

Organizer Information Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity is a Canadian arts, cultural, and learning institution known for supporting artists, cultural leaders, and creative professionals through residencies, professional development programs, workshops, and interdisciplinary learning. Based in Banff, Alberta, within the Canadian Rocky Mountains, the Banff Centre has developed programs that connect artistic practice with leadership, […]

Organizer Information The Munich Creative Business Week (mcbw) is Germany’s largest design event and the international showcase for the Bavarian creative and design industry. It brings together designers, businesses, and students across design, architecture, and related disciplines for a nine-day programme of exhibitions, talks, and interdisciplinary exchange each May. mcbw is organized by bayern design […]

Organizer Information Auto Italia is a non-profit visual arts institution based in Bethnal Green, London, dedicated to researching, producing and exhibiting work on the intersections of queer studies and social change. The organisation was established in 2007 by a community of artists who were living, working and programming exhibitions from a squatted car garage in […]

Organizer Information Light Up The North (LUTN) is a network of light festivals across the North of England, established in 2014, that has grown to include member festivals in cities and towns such as Barnsley, Blackpool, Bradford, Durham, Hull, Lancaster, Liverpool, Leeds, Middlesbrough, Newcastle, Oldham, Rotherham, Salford, Stoke, Wakefield, Wigan, and Worcester. The network shares […]

Organizer Information Rotterdam Photo is an annual photography festival and photo fair in Rotterdam, Netherlands, known for presenting contemporary photography in an accessible public setting. The festival brings together photographers, collectors, curators, gallerists, art professionals, and the wider public, attracting around 10,000 visitors. Its programme emphasizes diverse photographic practices and provides artists with opportunities to […]

Organizer Information Time for (S) Heroes is a European collaboration project led by South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences (Xamk), bringing together six partner organizations from across Europe. The four-year project began in October 2024 with funding from the European Union’s Creative Europe programme, and supports creative talents through design innovation, residencies, business incubation, and […]