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- CIFAS: Producers’ Academy 2025 (Belgium)CIFAS’ Producers’ Academy 2025 will focus on practices of producing participatory projects and/or contextualised work and it takes place from 19 to 23 May 2025.
- Culture Moves Europe: Artists to Perform at Three Year Anniversary (Belgium)To celebrate the first 3 years of Culture Moves Europe and to create bridges to the future, Culture Moves Europe is organising an in-person event on 3 April 2025, in Brussels, Belgium.Closed
- Liveurope: Communications and PR Officer (Belgium)Liveurope is currently seeking a full-time Communications and PR Officer (f/m/x) to join the team in Brussels. Launched in 2014 and co-financed by the European Commission, Liveurope enables concert venues to book more European bands and to collaborate internationally. Since the start of the activities, over 5,000 European concerts have benefited from the support of Liveurope in the member venues of the platform. The successful candidate will:Closed
- Ettijahat: Grants Officer Job (Belgium)Ettijahat – Independent Culture is calling for applications from Belgium-based professionals for the position of Grants Officer, a one-year consultation, to start in February 2025, with possibility of extensionClosed
- Molenbeek for Brussels 2030 Marketing and Communications Officer Job (Belgium)Molenbeek is on a journey to win the title of European Capital of Culture in 2030. This mission is about creating a vibrant cultural future with the people of Molenbeek and Brussels, and the team is looking for a passionate, creative Marketing and Communications Officer.Closed
- ENCC: Policy and Advocacy Officer Job (Belgium)The European Network of Cultural Centres (ENCC) is now looking for a motivated part time policy and advocacy officer, ideally starting from January 2025.Closed
- Mophradat: Residency for Performing Artists from the Arab World at BUDA and NEXT 2025 (Belgium)Mophradat has partnered with Kunstencentrum BUDA and NEXT festival in Belgium to offer a three-week residency for a performing artist from the Arab world to finalise a new performance using BUDA’s facilities and artistic support, and premiere their work at NEXT festival at the conclusion of the residency, all of which will take place October/November 2025.Closed
- Workspacebrussels: Research and Creation Residency for Performing Artists (Belgium)The Workspacebrussels residency programme is aimed at Belgian and international artists working within the performing arts in the broad sense of the word (dance, performance, theatre, or crossovers with other disciplines). Workspacebrussels supports research, experimentation and creation in the performing arts.
- Bioart Society: deCYPher and Bioindustry 4.0 Artists in Residence 2025 (Belgium, Netherlands)This combined open call invites applications for four fully funded residencies across the two European Union Horizon projects deCYPher and Bioindustry 4.0. Three artists will be selected to participate in the deCYPher project and one in the Bioindustry 4.0 project. Each artist is offered a 28-day-long fully funded research residency to be undertaken during 2025 and further support for the production of work towards a group exhibition in 2026.Closed
- UNESCO: Transcultura Call for Young Caribbean Musicians (Belgium)Selected young musicians will form a new Caribbean band to perform at the 2024 Fifty Lab Music Festival that will take place from 13 to 15 November in Brussels, Belgium.Closed
- Network of European Foundations: Programme Manager Job for Socially Engaged Arts Programme (Belgium)Network of European Foundations is looking for a full time Programme Manager to be based in Belgium for their new socially engaged arts programme.Closed
- Field Drawing of the International Cultural Policy from FlandersCommissioned by the Flemish Department of Culture, Youth and Media, the ‘Field Drawing of the International Cultural Policy from Flanders’ maps out significant trends in the field and matched them with the existing framework, providing insights into where the Flemish International Cultural Policy (ICP) can be improved to both benefit the cultural players and fulfil the ambitions of the Flemish Community.