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Crisis & Resilience: Cultural survival, independence, and adaptation in times of disruption Vienna | October 30th, 31st & November 1st, 2025 In every era of upheaval, art has not merely persisted—it has prophesied, resisted, and reimagined the very fabric of our world. It is the heartbeat of cultural survival, the defiant voice in the face …
SanctScapes: Spaces of the Sublime The ACMC invites submissions for this year’s exhibition, SanctScapes, presented in conjunction with the 2025 ACMC conference in Vienna.We welcome painters, sculptors, musicians, video, and media artists to contribute to an exhibition that expands the conversation between art, sound, and the built environment at the heart of one of Europe’s …
Who should bear the cost of culture in the 21st century — the state, the market, or both? As public funding faces growing constraints and private investment introduces new models, the cultural sector finds itself balancing responsibility with opportunity. Alongside philanthropy and sponsorship, impact investment is emerging as a potential bridge, channeling capital into projects …
What does it mean to be resilient in the world of museums and cultural heritage? Is resilience a trait we’re born with, or something we build in response to crisis? Join us for the second episode of ACMC’s webinar series: Resilient Voices, as we turn our focus to resilience in cultural heritage. Following our first …
Crisis & Resilience: Cultural survival, independence, and adaptation in times of disruption The 8th edition of the Arts and Cultural Management Conference (ACMC) is scheduled for 30-31 October and 1st of November at the Amerlinghaus Cultural Centre in Vienna, and it is themed Crisis & Resilience. We are officially inviting MA students and PhDs to …
© Jolly Schwarz Paula Marschalek is an Austrian art historian and cultural manager. She studied Art History at the University of Vienna and continued her education at the University of Applied Arts where she obtained her Masters in Arts and Cultural Management. She has worked with renowned art institutions such as …
Inês CostaJana ŽarkovićMeetali GuptaNiyanta ShetyePrarthana Narendra HosadurgaVibhuti Yadav “This paper is a collaborative work of young heritage professionals who have attempted to highlight some difficult aspects of the heritage sector. These aspects presented in the document, though highly influenced by the situation within Europe, may also link with realities beyond the continent’s …
Eufrosina Săbiescu is a Romanian artist currently residing in Vienna, Austria. She holds a BA and MA in sculpture from the National University of Arts, Bucharest and is the receiver of a Postgraduate Scholarship for Artists at Kunstakademie Düsseldorf. Her artistic trajectory gravitates around negative space in sculptural representation, oftentimes working with moulds taken of …
We’re Hiring! Are you passionate about arts and culture? Do you want to be part of an international community dedicated to fostering innovation and collaboration in the cultural sector? Now’s your chance! We’re looking for enthusiastic, creative, and driven individuals to join the team behind the 8th edition of the Arts and Cultural Management Conference …
“Arts and Cultural Management in Cultural Heritage. Transgressive projects and strategies” 8 November, 13:00 CET Register Now Location: Romanian Cultural Institute Vienna,address: Argentinierstraße 39, 1040 Wien, Austria Host of the panel: the European Network of Cultural Centres ENCC Topic of the ENCC special will tackle transgressive skills & participatory models in cultural heritage management. We …