On December 5th 2024, the Crowdcul project has its final stakeholders seminar, in which we will share the results of the research and experts will reflect on the perspectives of sustainable financing for the...
The CrowdCul research team will be attending International Conference on Crowdfunding for Creative Industries, will be held during January 9-10, 2023 at East Delta University, Chittagong, Bangladesh. The detailed schedule of the confernce is...
The CrowdCul research team will be visiting Bangladesh to attend the International Seminar on Alternative Finance in Cultural and Creative Industries, will be held during January 4-5, 2023 at Stamford University, Dhaka, Bangladesh. The...
The CrowdCul team is going to coordinate a workshop on crowdfunding in the culture sector at the III Iberoamerican Seminar on Cultural Economics (27th and 28th of June) in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil....
Hei hei Crowd! The first post of the year of 2022 is dedicated to an exciting cultural crowdfunding campaign, which celebrates the 1150 anniversary of Norway! We are talking about the “872“, a 45-minute-long film about the journey...
Having been postponed from August to November (10th to 12th), the 10th NCCPR took place in Borås, Sweden. The main theme was The Nordic Cultural Model – revisited, rejected, reimagined, taking the opportunity to...
Sunday, the 10th of October, the CROWDCUL had the first (amazing btw!) dinner together in Bergen – with some of the partners, as the informal kickoff of the first physical meeting of the project....
Returning to physical meetings and events can indeed be overwhelming. This was most likely what happened here, in this blog, with our team returning to in person encounters – of course responsibly following the...
Anders Rykkja, team member of CROWDCUL, has written a chapter with Professor Atle Hauge (Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences) on crowdfunding and co-creation of value. The chapter will be published in the anthology Culture,...
Taking place virtually, the 21th International Conference on Cultural Economics will happen on July 6-9, with the main theme of cultural policy. As usual, the main conference which starts on July 7th, is preceded by the workshop for Young Researchers (YRW). The conference will combine keynotes, special sessions, and paper presentations on a broad range of topics around the globe. “The fast...
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