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What can the Hungarian short film “Sing” tell us about the possibility of revolution?
Animals on the Rise: Cinematic Alerts from Hungary and Poland
If we allow ourselves to inhumanly repress the animal within, then “once again the animals will rule the world”.
The Alternative to the EU’s “There Is No Alternative”
We want to give the people of Europe a real alternative to the Establishment and the rising ‘nationalist international’.
10 Years of European Alternatives at MAXXI Museum
The day wants to activate a reflection of the meaning of the Union and on the responsibilities of political, cultural and artistic institutions.
What Can Be Said About The State of Hungarian Art?
Is it acceptable to apply for funding by the government when it represents the exact opposite of everything that a cultural worker thinks and believes?
Public Demonstrations in Belarus: A Society Stirred
Protests and demonstrations in Belarus are on the rise. So are dissidents’ arrests.
Contemporary Theatre in Poland Under Fire: The Curse [Interview]
Cultural activist Agata Diduszko-Zyglewska discusses the importance of Oliver Frljić ‘s play Curse, and potential actions the state may try to take against the theatre, director, and actors.