The Forum on European Culture is ready to convene in Amsterdam starting May 31, and we're all invited to join different kinds of lectures and debates, art performances and expos on European artistic expression. As part of the forum, artists, writers and creators who feel a connection to the EU are called to contribute to a programme called Eurolab. This think tank examines what the communication in, by, and about the EU lacks (because Brexit) and how to start afresh, bearing the 2019 EU elections in mind.
So, Eurolab has placed an open call for proposals on communicating the advantages of 'cooperation and friendship amongst EU people and nations'. You can help out and simultaneously catch the eye of greats: each entry will be considered by a panel chaired by visionary architects Rem Koolhaas and Stephan Petermann plus photographer and artist Wolfgang Tillmans (a staunch EU-advocate in his art.)
'Between Bridges' (2016) Wolfgang Tillmans / Header: Wolfgang Tillmans
You can send drafts, (graphic) designs, pictures, texts, poems and short film scripts that can be developed for an upcoming campaign. Using an open source model, Eurolab is not looking for one big winning idea and they'll get in touch with you should your proposal make the cut for further development.
Don't dawdle, though, the deadline for entering is April 18. Find all info on the open call here.
FORUM ON EUROPEAN CULTURE
May 31 - June 3
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
