Guides

Flanders Arts Institute has developed 25 routes to a sustainable international art practice.

Which subsidies are available for working internationally?

Invest in sincere contacts with curators, programmers to fellow artists abroad.

Working internationally requires an investment, not only in financial resources, but also in time and patience.

Discover various tools that have been created to build fairer and safer relationships in the arts

How do you consistently programme and curate artists with disabilities in your institution? And how do you communicate about this?

Through this article, we provide tools for an anti-ableism policy.

Gender-inclusive communication contributes to reducing gender stereotypes and promotes gender equality.

How to find a residency abroad?

Working abroad raises specific legal and business questions.

Discover the alternatives for a plane as transport device.

At the start of a collaboration, it’s worthwhile to invest in joint consultation about individual expectations and artistic ambitions.

Discrimination can have a major impact on the victim’s well-being and cause a lot of stress.

Where can you go for a digital toolbox with guidelines for archive and collection care in the arts sector?

What can and may be done with archive material pursuant to copyright law?

Which organisations specialise in archiving the arts?

Choosing to work internationally has several motives. We take a look at some of them.

Kill your darlings and call things by their names. Discover the 23 other tips.

Find out all about MIPs in Europe and the United States

How do you check whether an open call is for you? Look at these tips and tricks to help you.