multidimensional cooperation
ARTeria Foundation Participated in the European Debate on the Future of Culture
On 3 February 2026, Anna Ochmann, President of the ARTeria Foundation, participated in the Cultural Deal for Europe – Annual Policy Conversation, held at BOZAR – Centre for Fine Arts in Brussels. The event is one of the leading European forums for discussing the future of cultural policy in the European Union.
ARTeria Foundation Participated in the GreenCCIrcle European Living Lab in Venice
From 2–4 December 2025, representatives of the ARTeria Foundation participated in the European Living Lab in Venice, organised as part of the GreenCCIrcle project. The event brought together around 50 experts, artists, researchers, and professionals from the cultural and creative sectors across Europe. Poland was represented by a five-member delegation engaged in promoting sustainable practices in culture.
ARTeria Foundation Participated in the Art Futures Fellowship Meeting in Brussels
In late November 2025, Anna Ochmann, President of the ARTeria Foundation, participated in the Art Futures Fellowship meeting in Brussels as a member of the international Critical Friends group. The programme included study visits, artist presentations, and discussions on the challenges facing the cultural and creative sectors in a time of social, technological, and environmental change.
Study Visit to KANAL – Brussels’ New Museum of Contemporary Art
On 27 November 2025, Anna Ochmann, President of the ARTeria Foundation, took part in a preview study visit to KANAL, Brussels’ new museum of contemporary art. The visit was organised as part of a Critical Friends gathering – an international network of cultural leaders and practitioners of which Anna Ochmann is a member.
“Ready, Steady, Transform!” Forum in Paris
On 20–21 November 2025, Anna Ochmann, President of the ARTeria Foundation, participated in the international forum “Ready, Steady, Transform!”, organised in Paris by the Michael Culture Association (MCA). The event brought together professionals from the fields of culture, the arts, technology, education, research, public policy, and accessibility to explore the future of digital cultural heritage and digital transformation.


























































