This six-week series of conversations was developed as a result of ARC’s
impact assessment of COVID-19 on the CCS, and formed part of Arts
Council Malta’s ACMlab series. The sessions enabled creative practitioners
to deal with the challenges brought on by COVID-19, and presented
opportunities to evaluate and discuss how the sectors operate on a longterm basis.
Co-developed with Arts Council Malta
Sub Heading Cultural programme in Valletta and Brussels as part of the Maltese Presidency of the Council of the EU As part of the 2017 Maltese Presidency of the Council of the EU, ARCorganised a debate on cultural governance in the Maltese parliament incollaboration with A Soulfor Europe. Satellite initiatives included a roundtable discussion with…
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Evaluation of funding programme
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[The Maltese Islands] State of Technical & Production Skills in the Live Performing Arts Industry
Supporting emerging artists’ international career development through festivals
Advocating for Malta’s MEPs to join the CULT Committee In a time of declining democracies, culture is key. This was the message of ARC Managing Director Davinia Galea published in an opinion piece in the run-up to the European Elections in 2024. Since then, Malta has elected its 6 MEPs to the European Parliament. During…