Traduction de «Make an artistic food creation » (Anglais → Français) :

16. Calls on the European Union, the Member States and organised civil society associations, as well as grass-roots/self-help organisations set up by people with experience of poverty, to make sure that, in meetings at various levels, more and more children from different cultures and social backgrounds have the opportunity to represent their region or country; calls on the EU and Member States to recognise national anti-poverty networks and organisations (such as the EAPN) as civil-society organisations and to support them systemati ...[+++]cally; calls on the EU and Member States to ensure that they incorporate these grass-roots organisations in their policy at all decision-making levels to make resources available to allow the most excluded children to express themselves by setting up long-term projects with them and providing sufficient financial and human resources; calls on all those concerned to support projects which enable children from different social and cultural backgrounds to meet, highlighting the multidisciplinary aspect of projects which allow artistic creation and giving children opportunities to express their own ideas about possible solutions and also to pass them on to others (peer exchange);

A number of well-known artists call Argenteuil—Papineau—Mirabel home and make their living practising their art there. Our communities have found ways to create environments that support artistic creation in various disciplines and have given our artists the opportunity to become regionally, nationally and internationally recognized.

(v) support the creation of multimedia products, tailored to meet the needs of different publics, and thus make European artistic creation and heritage more visible and more accessible to all.

There is, however, every reason why artistic training from childhood, as well as contact with cultural creation in all spheres – and therefore with the arts and performing artists – judiciously promoted from school onwards, should make a decisive contribution to finding new publics, which we can expect will lead to an increase in the demand for cultural consumption likely, at least in part, ...[+++] to sustain the corresponding supply.

In any society that respects man and functions to satisfy his diverse material, spiritual and cultural needs, such progress encourages artistic creation to flourish and new forms of expression to develop, making art accessible to all and helping to create a deeper understanding between people from all walks of life.

integrated projects covered by structured, multiannual cultural cooperation agreements (e.g. co-production of exhibitions and festivals, measures to develop training and mobility in the cultural professions, congresses and meetings on cultural topics of European importance, ...); major projects with a European and/or international dimension (e.g. the European City of Culture, cross-border television broadcasting of major cultural events, a EU cultural festival of the performing arts in the country holding the Presidency, ...); specific, innovative and/or experimental projects within the Community and/or in non-member countries (e.g. easier access to culture and wider cultural participation by the people of Europe, suppo ...[+++]rt to the creation of multimedia tools making artistic creation and heritage more visible and accessible, promotion of the profile of European cultures in third countries, ...).