From 2018, Intercult has been a lead partner in Memory of Water project co- funded by Creative Europe - building upon collaboration of 6 partner cities, based on local participation and co-creation. Memory of Water explores post-industrial cultural heritage on waterfronts in the context of urban planning and community development. Over two years, the participating partners : [...]
Invitation to webinars on Wednesday 16 December What's the future of waterfront heritage zones in the post industrial cities of Europe? Part 1: 12.13:30 CET Part 2: 14-15:30 CET Part 2 : 14-15.30 CET Impact of Memory of Water - from the artists' perspective, from the partners' perspective In these two webinars we invite you [...]
Invitation to webinars on Wednesday 16 December What's the future of waterfront heritage zones in the post industrial cities of Europe? Part 1: 12.13:30 CET Part 2: 14-15:30 CET Part 1 : 12-13.30 CET Impact of culture and European projects- from cultural planners and expert's perspective In these two webinars we invite you to [...]
After more than a year of artistic collaboration with Georgia and the city of Batumi, Intercult invites you to a conversation with artists and city planners in Batumi, Gdansk and Stockholm. During the past months all three cities have been investigating the preservation and revitalisation of cultural heritage. Taking into consideration the current situation in [...]
S.O.S. Climate Waterfront is an interdisciplinary project consisting of 10 parts, from Portugal, Turkey, the Netherlands, Greece, Poland and Sweden. The project aims at finding strategies and methods to create sustainable infrastructure and urban planning in urban waterfronts in Europe. Intercult is representing the cultural perspective of the project. During September, Intercult had a [...]
The 7th of december marks the date for a day full of discussions and debates regarding cultural policies and international issues. The conference will be organised by Intercult together with Access Europa and Riksteatern. We gladly receive tips and recommendations on what subjects that are interesting for you as a member in Access Europa, as [...]
The Audience Links Xchange conference offered a very good stage for our experts from the Baltic Sea Region to present the activities they are implementing to foster local participatory processes but also to network with other cultural professionals coming from all over Europe and to get in contact with good practices and constructive failures related [...]
Sveriges invånare är mer intresserade av att veta mer om Europas kulturarv än EU:s invånare i genomsnitt. I höstas genomförde Eurobarometern en opinionsundersökning på uppdrag av EU för att ta reda på hur EU’s medborgare ställer sig till frågor om kulturarv. Statistiken visar att 82% av de tillfrågade i Sverige vill veta mer om Europas [...]
Baltic Audience Links is a new network project with a specific aim to widen and strengthen the existing networks: River//Cities (EU) and Access Europa (SE), giving them a clear Baltic dimension. Project partners are Intercult ( Swedish lead partner), River//Cities platform foundation based in Poland and Laimikis.lt from Lithuania. As a result of networking we [...]
What are the ten issues to watch in the EU in 2018? For the second year running, the European Parliamentary Research Service (EPRS) has identified the key issues and policy areas that are likely to feature prominently on the political agenda of the EU over the coming year. The ten topics are available to read [...]
