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Early music is big in Flanders. It is now the most often performed segment in classical programming.

The importance that Flanders attaches to music is as old as the region itself.

Flanders takes up a central role in the international field of new music creation with an exciting young generation of performers.

From artisanal, analogue DIY practices to the lavish gallery installations, from the essayistic and political to the narrative and performative, from the cinematic to the resolutely digital ...

How do we define the content of our institutions? Who’s in and who’s out?

Questions about the role of cultural institutions and potential ways forward for international cultural policy

On possible pitfalls in the creation of collaborative projects with the MENA region

Corina Bucea and Diana Marincu of The Paintbrush Factory on innovating institutional models and undermining cultural policies in Romania

How to push for a sea change in the European project?

Meanwhile, in the Commons

An essay on the importance of legacy work during the artist's lifetime

Hajnalka Somogyi on her work with the OFF-Biennale in Budapest

Jeroen Peeters on sustainability in the international arts marketplace

Pieter De Buysser investigates an 'emancipated internationalisation' in the arts

Hilde Teuchies on the place of culture in the European project of the future

Agnes Quackels on walking the line between what could become real and what seems to be a desirable utopia.

Bojana Kunst on the core of the art institution

Alexandra Baudelot on Les Laboratoires d’Aubervilliers, a 'soft institution' and place of research and creation