What's the Situation of Freedom of Artistic Expression in Europe - Compendium Survey Results The Compendium sees its responsibility in sharing important information and elements for an effective cultural policy... read more →
Over the past year, we have published four consecutive reports on Freedom of Artistic Expression (FoAE), written by Andreas Joh. Wiesand (ARCult Media, Cologne) as part of our research campaign.... read more →
The fourth report in our cultural policy research campaign “Silencing Dissent? On Barriers to Freedom of Artistic Expression“ is now online! On Barriers to Freedom of Artistic Expression - Social,... read more →
An updated version of the short cultural policy profile for Malta is now available on the Compendium website. A special thanks goes out to our Maltese expert and Vice-Chair of... read more →
International non-governmental organisation Freemuse has released their new report about the State of Artistic Freedom in 2023. On 110 pages, the report outlines the reality of artists caught up in... read more →
Thanks to the brilliant research of Prof. Dr. Andreas Wiesand we can present his third report “On Barriers to Freedom of Artistic Expression – Censorship" as a further exploration... read more →
From May 3rd until May 5th, the 9th World Summit on Arts & Culture is taking place in Stockholm, Sweden. The summit is organised by the International Federation of Arts... read more →
Safeguarding Artistic Freedom The 9th World Summit on Arts and Culture will bring together leading policy makers, researchers, managers and practitioners from the arts, culture and related sectors from around... read more →
Thanks to Andreas Wiesand‘s efforts, we are now able to publish the second report “On Barriers to Freedom of Artistic Expression – The Political Climate" as a further exploration of... read more →
Silencing Dissent? – On barriers to freedom of artistic expression “Everyone has the right to freedom of expression. This right shall include freedom to hold opinions and to receive and... read more →