Wednesday, 05 November, 11 am - 12.30 pm (CET) via zoom | Goethe-Institut Belgium, Creative Europe Desk KULTUR, IGBK and touring artists
Free participation after prior registration (in German, until 04 November 2025)
The EU funding program Culture Moves Europe, implemented by the Goethe-Institut Brussels as part of Creative Europe, has been promoting the international mobility of artists and cultural professionals in the fields of performing and visual arts, music, literature, architecture, design, fashion, and cultural heritage since 2022. With more than 7,000 individuals and organizations supported to date, the program is an important component of European cultural funding. Calls for Individual Mobility Action and Residency Action will be launched in the fall and winter.
The Goethe-Institut Brussels, the Creative Europe Desk KULTUR, the IGBK, and the touring artists project cordially invite you to a digital information session on the "Individual Mobility Action" within the framework of the program and on the current calls for proposals. This funding is aimed at individuals or small groups who wish to realize international projects—such as research, residencies, collaborations, or presentations abroad.
We will provide an overview of:
- upcoming and current calls for proposals and new developments in fall 2025,
- the most important requirements and application procedures,
- helpful sources of information (FAQs, contact points, advice),
- and we will take a look back: What impact has the program had so far? Which projects have been successfully realized?
In addition, the Creative Europe Desk CULTURE and the touring artists project team will present their advisory services for international projects.
The session will be held in German, but questions in English are also welcome.
Participation is free of charge. We look forward to your questions and the exchange of ideas!
An event by Goethe-Institut Belgium, Creative Europe Desk KULTUR, IGBK and touring artists.
touring artists is a joint project of IGBK, the International Theatre Institute (ITI) Germany and Dachverband Tanz Deutschland (DTD). The project is supported by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.
Info sessions 2025 (lunch sessions, etc.)
In 2025, the IGBK is offering digital info sessions on current issues relating to cross-border artistic work in Germany and its neighboring countries as an additional service. Thematic focal points are being presented and discussed in one- to two-hour information and networking meetings.
The IGBK invites partner organizations (e.g., other IAA Europe National Committees) to present their activities, report on their specific local situations, and engage in an open exchange with artists and cultural actors.
The services and programs offered by European artists' associations provide valuable information and support, for example on administrative and organizational issues that artists encounter in their (international) work.
In order to make these services and current projects accessible to a wider public, the IGBK would like to use these online sessions to offer a transfer of know-how for artists and at the same time strengthen cooperation between European partners.
Further announcements at https://www.igbk.de/en/service-e/news-service