Browsing by discipline: Cultural Management

International Intelligence on Culture, led by Rod Fisher, is an independent company specialising in consultancy, research, analysis and training on cultural policy with an international dimension. It can draw on collective experience in more than 40 countries worldwide. It works on the belief that international perspectives can enrich solutions to local and national issues.   Read More

Asian Arts Access is a creative Asian arts development organisation and a production house. Based in England, its primary work programmes focus on the development of collaborative projects aimed at creative arts, Festivals and audience development. Asian Arts Access is an arts development agency, a research and development organisation and a production house. Established in 1991, it is perhaps the only Asian arts development agency which does not have an artform bias and which works in cross-artform programmes nationally through carefully structured networks.
Asian Arts Access is a creative Asian arts development organisation and a production house. Based in England, its primary work programmes focus on the development of collaborative projects aimed at creative arts, Festivals and audience development.
It has no artform bias. It works to promote, develop and present South Asian arts in the UK, defined in this site as the arts of the Indian Sub-continent but suitably translated and interpreted to meet the needs of United Kingdom based Asian and cross-cultural audiences.
There are a number of major strands in our approach:
• Artistic projects are based on networking and collaborations and are informed by latest findings in audience research;
• The work is artist-led;
• A carefully controlled research and development programme ensures quality and impact;
• Proactive programmes, also to be presented online, are aimed at promoting equal opportunities, audience development, promoting critical debate, community involvement, education and cross-cultural access and organisational development and capacity building to attract investment to Asian arts;
• It undertakes high quality consultancy work and also carry out audience research for funders and promoters.

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Casino Luxembourg – Contemporary Art Forum organises contemporary art exhibitions, focusing on the diversity and complexity of current artistic approaches and attitudes. The exhibitions go along with a wide range of guided and thematic tours, lectures, round tables, as well as contemporary music events.  Read More

The Association of Lithuanian Museums (LMA) is the organisation that unifies Lithuania’s museums. The main purpose of the LMA is to generally support museum activities and to organize as well as promote cooperation and mutual assistance among museums. Besides other general information important for the sector, the websites updates on legal acts and it provides access to publications and journals.  Read More

Estonian Museum Association was established on November 15, 1988 to acknowledge and value the work of professionals preserving and protecting cultural heritage at museums. Members of the association are museum employees making their daily living at public and private museums or museums administered by legal persons in public law. The membership exceeds 300.   Read More

DOD, the industry organisation for dance, is the employer’s association and lobby group for dance companies with long-term subsidies in the Netherlands. The association is the industry organisation for the Dutch professional theatre dance sector and functions as an employer organisation that also represents the interests of the dance sector in general.  Read More

The Council of National Cultural Institutions [CNCI] is a statutory body established under the Heritage Fund. The purpose of the Council is to facilitate the pooling together of talent, experience and vision of the Directors of the National Cultural Institutions in furtherance of the national cultural interest and to make recommendations to the Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism on proposed acquisitions using the Heritage Fund Act, 2001.  Read More