DISCUSSION WITH the CANDIDATES FOR VILNIUS CITY MAYOR “CULTURE maintains THE CITY. DOES THE CITY maintain CULTURE?”
On February 21, 2023 the Lithuanian National Association of Creative and Cultural Industries in cooperation with its partners organizes a discussion with the candidates for Vilnius city mayor "Culture maintains the city. Does the city maintain culture?" The purpose of
The National Culture Forum took place: which scenario will Lithuania choose during extreme change?
On Friday, November 25, 2022 the 7th annual National Culture Forum (Forum), organized by the National Association of Cultural and Creative Industries (NKIKIA), took place. The theme of this year's Forum is "Culture in the Face of Extreme Changes". The
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CREATIVE AND CULTURAL INDUSTRIES INITIATES CHANGE TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE INTERACTION BETWEEN CULTURE AND EDUCATION
At the National Culture Forum 2021 Lithuanian and international experts discussed the future challenges facing education, global future trends and how the cultural and creative industries (CCI) can contribute helping to address them. Following the Forum, the National Association of
MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CREATIVE AND CULTURAL INDUSTRIES MEET AT THE ART INCUBATOR OF ANYKŠČIAI
The National Association of Creative and Cultural Industries (the Association) continues its internal networking by inviting its members to a meeting of cultural and creative industries (CCI) professionals. These are informal meetings for members and friends of the Association, as
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CREATIVE AND CULTURAL INDUSTRIES AT THE ECONOMIC FORUM “WELCONOMY”
On 30 and 31 of June, 2022 members of National Association of Creative and Cultural Industries (the Association) participated in the "Welconomy" forum. This is the 29th Economic Forum in Toruń, Poland, to which the Association was invited by the
Statement of the Ukrainian Minister of Culture and Information Policy Oleksandr Tkachenko
Statement made on April 1st, 2022 at the Council of Europe Conference of Ministers of Culture, Strasbourg. 💙💛 Honorable Ms Pejcinivic Buric, Mr Franceschini, dear colleagues from all over Europe! First of all allow me to express gratitude for your support and that
The National Association of Creative and Cultural Industries calls on the cultural community to mobilize and support Ukraine
The National Association of Creative and Cultural Industries (NKIKIA) contributes to the support of all Ukrainian citizens and condemns any act of Russian aggression against a sovereign country. Representatives of NKIKIA called for contacts with cultural organizations and their representatives
Message from the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation
Stay with Ukraine! Those words today flood the Internet and all media! Ukraine is a peaceful and democratic country. And our peaceful Ukrainian cities from east to west are under attack. Today, on 24 February 2022, at 5.00 AM the armed
POST-PANDEMIC RECOVERY PLAN FOR LITHUANIAN CCI
Lithuanian Ministry of Culture invites representatives of Lithuanian CCIs to participate in the EU post-pandemic recovery initiative REACT-EU. 15.5 million EUR has been allocated for Lithuanian CCIs to help recover from Covid-19 pandemic and encourage economic growth. Vice-Minister of Culture
CHAIR OF THE NKIKIA BOARD ŽIVILĖ DIAWARA AT THE MEETING OF CULTURAL REPRESENTATIVES WITH THE PRESIDENT GITANAS NAUSĖDA
The President of the Republic of Lithuania, Gitanas Nausėda met with the Lithuanian CCI and cultural representatives, including both – governmental and NGOs. On 7 of January 2022, a meeting was held at the Vytautas Kasiulis Art Museum to discuss