Примери коришћења Mobility of artists на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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New programme for mobility of artists within Creative Europe;
Harness the power of culture and cultural diversity for social cohesion and wellbeing,by promoting cultural participation, mobility of artists and protection of heritage.
We live in times, when individual mobility of artists became European imperative.
The mobility of artists and culture professionals is essential for a variety of reasons, including.
We live in times, when individual mobility of artists became European imperative.
The mobility of artists and cultural workers is exactly what contributes to the greatest extent to developing of consciousness and empowerment of the feeling of a common European cultural space.
Propose and test a funding scheme for individual mobility of artists and/or culture professionals.
Promote the transnational mobility of artists and professionals with a view to enabling them to cooperate internationally and to internationalise their careers.
In the next years, the primary aims of this project will be the mobility of artists and arts and inter-cultural dialogue.
The third i-Portunus call for mobility of artists and cultural professionals working in the field of visual and performing arts is open.
I-Portunus is a pilot project that will test different approaches to supporting short-term mobility of artists and culture professionals between European countries.
The second I-Portunus call for mobility of artists and cultural professionals working in the field of visual and performing arts is open until 24th June.
I-Portunus is a pilot project that will test different approaches to supporting short-term mobility of artists and culture professionals between European countries.
Some opportunities for the international mobility of artists and/or cultural professionals exist with the support of public institutions, private foundations and/or NGOs, at local, regional, national, European and international level.
ETC is a network of European public theatres founded in 1988 topromote contemporary drama theatre, to support the mobility of artists and to develop artistic exchange throughout Europe and beyond.
Some opportunities for the international mobility of artists and/or cultural professionals exist with the support of public institutions, private foundations and/or NGOs, at local, regional, national, European and international level.
ETC is a network of European public theatres formed in 1988 in order topromote contemporary theatre drama, mobility of artists and the development of artistic exchange in Europe and beyond.
The New Agenda proposes more direct action in relation to the mobility of artists and culture professionals, and more specifically to“encourage the mobility of professionals in the cultural and creative sectors and remove obstacles to their mobility.”.
The main goal of the project COOLture- New Trends,New Stories is to increase the accessibility of culture by promoting the mobility of artists and arts in the region of Southeast Europe.
The first contest in 2018 to support the mobility of artists and professionals was opened on January 25(ended April 30).
The results of all projects will be taken into account by the European Commission in developing a permanent action under the Creative Europe Programme 2021-2027 dedicated to supporting the mobility of artists and cultural professionals.
The Creative Europe programme supports the mobility of artists and/or cultural professionals but only within cooperation projects and platforms.
Croatian Deputy Minister of Culture Iva Hraste-Sočo has pointed out that while being head of the Council of Culture Ministers, the country would pay particular attention to better connectivity among the countries in the region, as well as finding appropriate models andmechanisms to enhance the mobility of artists and cultural experts.
He emphasized the enormous importance that cultural exchange and mobility of artists have in the process of reconciliation and empowerment of cooperation among the people of Southeast Europe.
This criterion evaluates how the project will contribute, on the basis of the programme priorities referred to in section 2 of these guidelines, to reinforcing the sector's professionalization and capacity to operate trans-nationally and internationally, to promoting transnational circulation of cultural andcreative works and mobility of artists, to reaching new and enlarged audiences and to improving access to cultural and creative works.
The New Agenda proposes more direct action in relation to the mobility of artists and culture professionals, and more specifically to“encourage the mobility of professionals in the cultural and creative sectors and remove obstacles to their mobility.”.
Promoting the transnational mobility of artists and professionals with a view to enabling them to cooperate internationally and to internationalise their careers and activities in the Union and beyond, when possible on the basis of long-term strategies, and promoting the transnational circulation of cultural and creative works, the aim of which is to promote cultural exchanges, intercultural dialogue, understanding for cultural diversity and social inclusion;
Following the Creative Europe guidelines,the project encourages the transnational mobility of artists and professionals, as well as the transnational circulation of cultural and creative works, the aim of which is to promote cultural exchanges, intercultural and interfaith dialogue, understanding for cultural diversity and social inclusion.
What is entailed here is the transnational mobility of artists and professionals, as well as the transnational circulation of cultural and creative works, the aim of which is to promote cultural exchanges, intercultural dialogue, understanding for cultural diversity and social inclusion.
Residential stay of artists, their mobility, makes this reputable place a space of great dialogue, a meeting place of cultures and a place of open liberal talks.