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Overproductie: how can we ensure that productivity is no longer the most important measure of our practice?

01 Sep 2022
Analysis

Sharing is caring: a guide for sharing time and space

01 Sep 2022
Analysis

The right to fly: Discourse analysis of a sustainability discussion

28 Mar 2022
Analysis

Climate Regulation

Perspective on climate change and sustainability in the arts sector and policy in Flanders and Brussels

14 Feb 2022
Analysis

Cultural policy post-COVID: How will European countries handle the recovery?

What vision should sector and policy create for art, culture and society after the crisis?

28 Jan 2021
Analysis

Interculturalisation: An integrated, transverse and structural approach

How to incorporate interculturalisation into every aspect of your organisation?

09 Nov 2020
Analysis

Hotline SOTA “Corona Impact” SOTA. The results.

A number crunching analysis of the results of the corona-hotline by SOTA to better grasp the impact of the crisis on the arts.

10 Apr 2020
Analysis

The Strategic Vision Statement for the Arts and the Landscape Sketch: On the same page?

How do the guidelines of the Vision Statement relate to the Landscape Sketch? Does the prescribed policy enable the arts field to make maximum use of its strengths?

07 Apr 2020
Analysis

Arts field in lockdown

Identifying the possible impact on arts practice

27 Mar 2020
Analysis

What are the opportunities and challenges for the Flemish arts field? Read the Landscape Sketch of the Arts now

Een solide internationale reputatie, artistieke vrijheid en een sterk uitgebouwde culturele infrastructuur; het zijn enkele opvallende sterktes van onze Vlaamse kunstensector. Maar er zijn ook kapers op de kust. Denk aan de moeilijke werkomstandigheden van kunstenaars, de concentratie van het aanbod kunst in steden en de moeilijke toegang tot subsidies.