Internationalisation

Why the model of "naive globalization" has ended and why strategic development is now our only guide for survival.

The evolution of the internationalisation of culture in a post-pandemic context, highlighting the transformation of traditional models and exploring both the impact of COVID-19 as a catalyst for change and the limitations of current protectionist, de-globalisation and anti-immigration policies on cultural mobility. It proposes holistic action in the areas of policy, environment, identity and governance to promote a more open, equitable and resilient international cultural ecosystem.

Boost the global projection of your cultural projects with integrated strategic planning and artistic mobility services. We offer specialised consultancy for artists and institutions, combining strategic development (optimisation of resources, innovation and long-term vision) and internationalisation (access to global markets, collaborations and artistic residencies).

The globalisation and dynamism of the cultural sector present new challenges and opportunities for companies involved in the distribution of performing arts. In a highly competitive and ever-changing environment, it is essential to develop internationalisation processes

Essential considerations for artists and cultural organizations aiming to expand their projects internationally. It emphasizes the importance of self-assessment and strategic planning before embarking on international ventures.

The language barrier in international cultural relations is the main obstacle to fair and equal communication and exchange of knowledge.

International cultural cooperation is a practice increasingly used by arts organisations in Europe and with a growing potential for development

Artistic multi-projects raise and differentiate a project’s value, especially in terms of international mobility

Cultural mobility means going beyond one's limits: leaving one’s comfort zone and travelling in order to be transformed

In April we have started a new collaboration with TeatroLab Madrid, space for theatre creation directed by Gabriel Olivares.

TeatroLab Madrid es una compañía de teatro y espacio de investigación abierto a artistas de procedencias diversas. Fundado y dirigido por Gabriel Olivares, TeatroLab Madrid produce espectáculos y proyectos de teatro en donde el actor ocupa el centro y es punto de partida del proceso creativo. El TeatroLab nace de una idea: la del teatro como lenguaje colectivo, sin fronteras. Y de una necesidad: la búsqueda de nuevas perspectivas, nuevas expresiones y significaciones del espacio escénico.