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Get creative – Go Baltic
Culture and creative industries in the Baltic Sea Area – drivers for growth and sustainable development
on Thursday, 3 April 2014, 14.00-17:30 followed by a Spring reception
at the Goethe Institute Brussels, Rue Belliard 58, 1040 Brussels
On 3 April 2014 the European Commission, the Informal Baltic Sea Group and the Nordic Council of Ministers will host a seminar on culture and creative industries.
The seminar will address key drivers for culture and creative industries, among them the investment rationales for culture in the Baltic Sea Region and cross-sectoral fertilization and spill over effects to other sectors.
Understanding how culture enhances sustainable development in the Baltic Sea Area has been a key factor in the Baltic cooperation. The revised Action Plan for the European Union Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (EUSBSR) emphasizes the importance of culture for sustainable development in the Baltic Sea Region. The Nordic Council of Ministers has for decades taken up an effort to build knowledge and new partnerships in this area. So have the European Capitals of Culture 2014, Riga and Umeå. The seminar will take stock of culture and creative industries in the Baltic Sea Region, lessons learnt and implications for future macro-regional and European Union level cooperation. Please find attached a detailed program.
Before the seminar from 11.00-13:00 we are proud to host a project café for practitioners, which will showcase upcoming funding opportunities, current good practices and examples of on-going cooperation activities, which aim to accelerate job creation, growth and export in Baltic Sea Region’s cultural and creative industries.
As a part of “Project cafe” will take place the following events:
Festival “Sounds of North”
A festival in Gdansk, created by the Baltic Sea Culture Center, devoted to shed light on the most talented musicians inspired by folk music of the Baltic Sea region. The festival is a way to draw attention to a genre of music which comes in a variety of styles and represents the specific cultures of the region.
http://www.dzwiekipolnocy.pl/en
The Baltic Meetings of Illustrators
The Baltic Meetings is a cooperation of Polish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Estonian and Lithuanian partners.
The project revolves around children’s books, in particular illustrations. Exhibitions, workshops for children and seminars with famous authors from all participating countries are organized within the project.
http://baltyckiespotkaniailustratorow.blogspot.com/
Registration is open until 24 March 2014. To register, please visit the following link: http://goo.gl/6h6K26
Association Pomorskie in the EU is co-organizer of the event.