The Board of the Nordic Culture Fund has decided to extend the fund's strategy for another three years, so it will now run until 2025. The cross-cutting initiatives have been specified so that we can in the upcoming period work to establish broader funding and create new practices for Nordic cultural cooperation, e.g. through strategic partnerships.

The book will serve as a starting point for a number of conversations and dialogue meetings on cultural policy in various parts of the Nordic region this autumn. The journey with the anthology continues also under the auspices of the Nordic partnership project, which is expected to be completed in the form of a new organization during the autumn. The book was launched at an online event on 9 June.

As an organisation, how can you fulfil big ambitions? How do you talk about difficult issues on the board? How do you create international partnerships? These are some of the topics being addressed in a new type of development programme that is being run in close collaboration between selected art institutions, the Bikuben Foundation and the Nordic Culture Fund.

Starting from the 7th of May, you can see our artist portrait of the Greenlandic artist Inuk Silis Høegh as a part of the exhibition Portræt Nu! 2021 at the National Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen.