Creative Connections: How International Networks Open Up New Perspectives

Quantum, Art & Culture That Moves Europe: Projects from the Goethe-Institut

Whether residencies, mobility grants or subsidies for theater productions: The Goethe-Institut promotes the cultural and creative industries at more than 150 locations worldwide. The interfaces between artificial intelligence, new technologies and socio-critical issues are also becoming increasingly important for artists. The article provides a compact insight into the goals, formats and experiences of the Goethe-Institut and shows how artistic perspectives make complex future technologies accessible and open up debates. Expect impulses instead of ready-made answers – and space for big questions about responsibility, participation and design.

In cooperation with the Goethe-Institut.

This programme item is part of "Creative Connections:How international networks open up new perspectives".

On our participative Stage K4, we combine impulses with networking. Come along at the beginning of the session and take a look at all four projects. After a short project presentation, you will have the opportunity to network intensively with the people behind the projects and find out more about their work.

For the first 30 minutes we will present all projects on stage, then there will be 90 minutes for deep dives.

Creative Go Global: EU Funding Made Easy

The European Union supports companies and research institutions with a variety of funding programs and financial instruments. However, those who are not familiar with the European funding jungle miss out on many opportunities. In this format, you will find out what support the Enterprise Europe Network offers the cultural and creative industries and what opportunities there are for networking with international partners. The Enterprise Europe Network is the world's largest support network for small and medium-sized enterprises and is funded by the European Commission.

This impulse is part of "Creative Connections: How International Networks Open Up New Perspectives".

At our participatory Stage K4, we combine impulses with networking. Come along at the beginning of the session and take a look at all four projects. After a short project presentation, you will have the opportunity to network intensively with the people behind the projects and find out more about their work.

For the first 30 minutes we will present all projects on stage, then there will be 90 minutes for deep dives.