The YOUR.AI conference in Gliwice will explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping artistic practice, education, ethics, and the future of creative professions while presenting the outcomes of an international Erasmus+ project for young artists.
From 23 to 26 June 2026, representatives of the ARTeria Foundation participated in the latest international workshop of the Civic Heritage Quest project, held in Mons, Belgium.
Representatives of the ARTeria Foundation participated in the latest GreenCCIrcle project partners’ meeting, held in Matera, Italy, with additional participants joining online. During the working sessions, the consortium reviewed the project’s progress, assessed the activities completed so far, and planned the next stages of developing tools and models that support the green transition of the cultural and creative sectors.
From 22 to 25 April 2026, Anna Ochmann, President of the ARTeria Foundation and a member of the Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA), participated in the international conference “Research Careers Beyond Borders: 30 Years of the MSCA”, held in Brussels.
From 16 to 18 March 2026, the Culture Station of the Municipal Centre for Culture and Arts (MOKiS) in Pyskowice hosted the kick-off meeting of the international Empowering Youth Talents project.
On 15 March 2026, the Studio ACM art space hosted a meeting dedicated to the outcomes of the AI4CREATIVITY project and to exploring how its results can support the work of artists and professionals in the cultural and creative sectors.
On 16 February 2026, the ARTeria Foundation team delivered the international mini-seminar “Digital Skills for Creative Professionals”, organised as part of the GreenCCIrcle project and the GreenCCIrcle Academy series coordinated by the South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences (Xamk).
From 10 to 13 February 2026, Anna Ochmann, President of the ARTeria Foundation, participated in the international study visits “Best Practices in Digital Pedagogy and AI in Finland and Estonia”, organised in Estonia and Finland as part of the Erasmus+ Programme’s horizontal digital priority. The event was coordinated by the Estonian Education and Youth Board (HARNO) and brought together representatives from twelve countries working in school education, vocational education and training (VET), and Erasmus+ projects.
On 4 February 2026, representatives of the ARTeria Foundation participated in the Transferability Conference in Stuttgart, an international event dedicated to the future of skills, sustainable development, and the effective transfer of project results into social, economic, and educational practice. The conference brought together representatives of public institutions, non-governmental organisations, academia, the cultural and creative sectors, businesses, European networks, and EU-funded projects.
On 18 January 2026, the Exhibition Centre of the Municipal Centre for Culture and Arts in Pyskowice hosted the conference “Railways Connect. Accessibility Opens. Pyskowice and Barrier-Free Exhibitions”, marking the conclusion of the international project REACT – Resources for Accessible Cultural Tours.
An article by Anna Ochmann, President of the ARTeria Foundation, was published in Issue 4/2025 of Europe for the Active, a magazine dedicated to European programmes and international cooperation. The article focuses on innovative approaches to the dissemination of project results.
On 6 October 2025, the Municipal Centre for Culture and Sport (MOKiS) in Pyskowice hosted a workshop dedicated to improving the accessibility of cultural institutions and events for people with disabilities. The meeting was organised as part of the European project REACT | Resources for Accessible Cultural Tours.
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