25 routes to a sustainable international arts practice Kill your darlings and call things by their names. Discover the 23 other tips.
A number of useful tools at a glance Discover various tools that have been created to build fairer and safer relationships in the arts
A place to work: rehearsal rooms, studios, workplaces and residencies Everyone wants a workplace where you can rehearse and create in peace.
An income for artists Being aware of your legal rights and obligations puts you in a stronger position.
Anti-ableist work in the arts: programming and communication How do you consistently programme and curate artists with disabilities in your institution? And how do you communicate about this?
Anti-ableist work in the arts: tools and advice Through this article, we provide tools for an anti-ableism policy.
Basic rules for your personal archive Where can you go for a digital toolbox with guidelines for archive and collection care in the arts sector?
Business and legal aspects of working internationally Find out all about MIPs in Europe and the United States
Checklist for applying for operating grants This checklist is only intended to help you prepare the dossier.
Checklist for writing a subsidy application (grants and project subsidies) Zet alle puntjes op de i met onze checklist en tips!
Copyright and archive material What can and may be done with archive material pursuant to copyright law?
Country files: Useful information and contacts for different countries Looking for contacts in the UK or Denmark?
Discrimination Discrimination can have a major impact on the victim’s well-being and cause a lot of stress.
Entrepreneurship in the arts Entrepreneurship is about looking for opportunities to maintain and expand your practice.
Fair compensation for artists Depending on the activity, sectoral collective bargaining agreements apply
Financing mix: of capital importance Which elements in your life and artistic practice require money?
First aid when the going gets tough It’s good to question yourself and self-doubt is common to everyone.
