
Open Letter to the International New Media Art and Electro-Acoustic Music Community
TKESHI Festival began as a series of events during the pandemic at a unique location in Tbilisi, Georgia — a forested...
25 cities in five continents currently hold the designation of UNESCO Creative Cities of Media Arts.
From Cali (Colombia), Campina Grande (Brazil), Guadalajara (Mexico), Austin (USA), Toronto (Canada), Dakar (Senegal), Braga (Portugal), York (United Kingdom), Modena (Italy), Enghien-les-Bains (France), Namur (Belgium), Karlsruhe (Germany), Viborg (Denmark), Hamar (Norway), Linz (Austria), Košice (Slovakia), to Tel-Aviv (Israel), Tbilisi (Georgia), Sapporo (Japan), Gwangju (South Korea), Changsha (China), Novi Sad (Serbia), Oulu (Finland), Caen (France) to Cassablanca (Morocco), the Creative Cities of Media Arts are committed to working together to support cultural production and engagement, and to sharing inspiration, technological innovation and best practice.
As individual cities and through collaboration we aim to strengthen the role of creativity and culture in the lives of every citizen and for all communities, and to communicate its importance for sustainable urban development. Learn more…
TKESHI Festival began as a series of events during the pandemic at a unique location in Tbilisi, Georgia — a forested...
Sapporo International Art Festival 2027 to be held Jan-Feb 2027 under the theme “PLANET SNOW – upas minta...
On June 23 and 24, the member cities of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network will gather for the second time in Enghien...