People working in culture are adapting their activities to the current situation. Strict hygiene measures are making large theatre, film and music production companies reduce the number of staff involved, ...
Since the launch of the Culture Ministry's electronic questionnaire aiming to determine the real number of actors in the cultural and creative industries, and subsequently target financial assistance to ...
The Government-approved draft amendment to the Act on Providing Subsidies gives new opportunities to address the current situation in culture and creative industries, Culture Minister Natalia Milanova ...
On Monday, September 28, 2020, the Central Crisis Committee decided and Prime Minister Igor Matovic announced that as of Thursday, October 1, 2020, all cultural, sports and church mass events would be ...
Among the events that have to be cancelled due to the decision of the Central Crisis Committee is the longest-running festival of classical music in Slovakia, aka Bratislava music festivities.
A total of €20 million is to be earmarked for the support of culture and another €20 million to support sports under the Recovery and Development Fund, Minister for Investments, Regional Development and ...
The COVID pandemic has not only put limits on various culture workers, who are complaining about losing their jobs. The strict epidemiological measures also mean the loss of audience, as many people are ...
100 visitors for outdoor events and 50 attendees for indoor ones. That was the original recommendation of the pandemic committee for the number of visitors of sport and cultural events in Slovakia as of ...
In many different ways have artists reacted to the murder of investigative journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiancée Martina Kusnirova in 2018.
The tenth year of the Sun in a Net national film awards from the Slovak Film and Television Academy was dominated by the drama Let there be Light by Marko Škop with Milan Ondrík and Zuzana Konečná in the ...
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