An event in co-operation with the Anna-Lindh-Network, the Goethe-Institute Egypt, the German UNESCO Commission and the Institute for Foreign Relations.

A panel discussion jointly supported by the Allianz Kulturstiftung (Allianz Cultural Foundation), Der Tagesspiegel, rbb Kulturradio and the initiative Deutsch+ in context of the Foundation Week in Berlin, the Berliner Stiftungswoche 2011.

Transeuropa Festival is at once a cultural festival and a political event. It is the first transnational Festival happening in 12 cities simultaneously and takes place form the 6th to 15th of May, 2011.

To get involved in the Anna Journalist Award 2011, you can submit a journalistic item related to one of the five categories. The journalistic work should have appeared between 1st July 2010 and 15th of July 2011.

National mixed groups of European journalists visit several countries of the Balkan States and Turkey in order to collect stories for photo and video articles.

Discussion on March 27, 2011: Arab and European Perspectives on the Current Situation in North Africa.

A European network to encourage professional opportunities for young composers with the aim of integrating the young artists and their works into the European music scene.

A long term experimental curatorial, scientific and educational research project that investigates hidden territories of the revolutionary period of the 1960s regarded from contemporary artistic and theoretical perspectives.

In 2009 the Allianz Kulturstiftung has supported the Eurozine Review, a netmagazine which publishes outstanding articles from its partner journals with additional translations into one of the major European languages. In 2011 the Allianz Kulturstiftung assists again in an advanced version of the magazine, the "Reviewing Focal Point".

The Performing Arts Forum (PAF) located near Reims in France has developed into a well-known meeting place for the international avant-garde in art and performance since its establishment in 2006.

The project is conceived as a long-term initiative, the goal of which is to empower contemporary performing arts scene towards critical (self-)reflection, self-organization and alternative ways of knowledge production and sharing. It operates by connecting a local (Paris) and international scene, communities which are testing their openness, curiosity and ability to transform themselves on the basis of common goals and objectives.

This year's literature festival featuring trips by authors to Europe's easternmost borders lead to Serbia and Hungary.

From November 25-26, 2010, a symposium in honour of Prof. Dr. Robert Picht (†2008) takes place at Academie Schloss Solitude in the context of the program "art, science & business".

art.homes is an art project which – under the motto of friendship – aims at promoting young artists from Munich and Istanbul. Ten artists from Munich and ten from Istanbul will meet and be paired up to share and make use of 10 apartments in Istanbul (2010) and in Munich (2011).

The Council of Europe, in partnership with the European Commission, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC), European Union National Institutes for Culture (EUNIC), Culture Action Europe, the Budapest Observatory, International Federation of Arts Councils and Culture Agencies (IFACCA) and the European Cultural Foundation, organised an international conference focusing on the theme of "Culture and the policies of change", which took place from 6 to 7 September 2010.

From June 3 – 5, Eastern Europeans who live in Berlin present an interdisciplinary art and culture event.

A cross-disciplinary platform that will investigate the connections between political and cultural symbols and propaganda and its impact on the urban environment, the interference between personal narratives and imported ideologies and cultural discourses in relation to the public sphere.

At this year's Allianz Alumni Academy in Madrid young qualified Europeans from 17 countries as well as political and economic experts from the EU came together to discuss the future of Europe. The Academy is an initiative of the Allianz Cultural Foundation.

Three languages, three nations, three literatures? "Radar" is a transnational, cross-linguistic literature magazine for Poland, Ukraine and Germany.

Based on the success of the curatorial workshops held in relation to the 4th and 5th Berlin Biennale, KW Institute for Contemporary Art supported by the Goethe-Institut Munich, the Allianz Cultural Foundation, and BMW take the 6th Berlin Biennale as an occasion to once again strengthen the initiative of young curators by organizing a workshop for 10-12 young, international aspirants of this field.