Our diversity is our force. How to share more efficiently and improve knowledge on each other?
The ACCR conducted a research on the international network in order to define more accurate indicators and parameters. Cyril Vaysse joined our team and managed this study.
Through 200 common questions he explored the activities, the...
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The magazine Mouvement (no.63), well known to performing arts professionals, published an extensive article on the French Cultural centres in historic monuments (CCR). The approach is both appreciative and critical giving a brief analysis of the network and its specifics. Several innovative projects developed by our members...
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The ACCR, in partnership with Cités Unies France, answered a call of the Institut Français, and is currently conducting a study on the villa Kujoyama in Japan. The villa, a contemporary architectural creation on the hills of Higshiyama, receives artists and cultural professionals in residence. With the support of experts such...
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The negotiations on the new framework programmes started and the European Council advances rapidly under the Danish presidency. The European Parliament starts the debate on these programmes that will cover the period 2013-2020. It is an important moment as the decisions made will influence the access to European funds for your...
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A programme for artistic excellence and innovation, Odyssée supports since 2003 the intercultural dialogue. The 2012 continues on this strand with 74 artists of more than 20 different nationalities, visual artists, actors, musicians, writers, choreographers, received in artistic residencies by the Cultural centres in...
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Since 2003 the ACCR coordinates, with the support of the Ministry of culture and communication, the Odyssée artist-in-residency program. The program is destined to artists, researchers and culture professionals from countries other than France wanting to develop projects within Cultural Centres – Historic Monuments in...
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