Membership in cultural networks provides the opportunity to co-create transnational platforms for discussion and knowledge exchange, and is a way to establish valuable contacts that later translate into joint projects. We are a member of:
European Network of Cultural Administration Training Centre
Culture Action Europe
Europa Nostra
CULTURELINK – Network of Networks for Research and Co-operation in Cultural Development
RIHA – International Association of Research Institutes in the History of Art
CIHA – Comité International d’Histoire de l’Art
The ICC also signed cooperation agreements with the EU Institute in Japan, which comprises four Japanese universities, and with the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH).
European Network of Cultural Administration Training Centre
Culture Action Europe
Europa Nostra
CULTURELINK – Network of Networks for Research and Co-operation in Cultural Development
RIHA – International Association of Research Institutes in the History of Art
CIHA – Comité International d’Histoire de l’Art
The ICC also signed cooperation agreements with the EU Institute in Japan, which comprises four Japanese universities, and with the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH).
Membership in networks allows the voice of Poland and Central Europe to be heard also in the grassroots debate on European public policy regarding culture (European cultural policy).
European Network of Cultural Administration Training Centres (ENCATC)
ENCATC is a European network of organisations and institutions involved in education in the field of cultural management and cultural policies. The network’s activities focus on the exchange of experiences, conducting joint projects, promoting mobility and research, and raising teaching standards.
Encatc
AHICE (Art and Heritage in Central Europe)
The Art and Heritage in Central Europe service, initially called “Art History Information in Central Europe”, was established in 2004 by Dr Zoltán Gyalókay to provide access to information on events such as exhibitions, publications, conferences and more in the Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary and Slovakia. Since then, almost 200 institutions have joined the network.
CIHA – Comité International d’Histoire de l’Art
The aim of CIHA’s activities is to strengthen cooperation and permanent contact between art historians from all countries and to exchange experiences, research results and information on events and publications important for this field of science.
CIHA
Europa Nostra
We are part of the Europa Nostra federation, which supports citizens’ initiatives on the protection of heritage, presenting plans to European institutions. As a member of this network, and via our active participation in the debates of Culture Action Europe, we strive to accomplish what has been of paramount importance to the ICC since its inception, namely ensuring that the voices of Poland and Central Europe are heard in the grassroots debate on European cultural policies.
Europa Nostra