newsletters

We are pleased to share this year’s final EXPECT_Art newsletter. It describes the Hungarian project team’s fieldwork, where theatre performance and debate were combined in a workshop with students. Deep, personal, and often contradictory arguments emerged while discussing inequality as represented by performance art. You can also take a first look at each partner country’s […]

In this issue, we look back at an inspiring Summer School in Krzyżowa where students and partners explored decoloniality, cultural literacy, critical pedagogy, and art-based methods. We also share highlights from our participation at the ECER 2025 conference in Belgrade, where we presented our work on decolonizing curricula through art education. Finally, we announce a

The sixth edition of our newsletter highlights the upcoming Summer school in Krzyżowa, Poland, a week-long intercultural learning opportunity that brings together students from across Europe to explore the possibilities of critical cultural literacy. Through artistic workshops, culinary exchanges, and lectures on decolonizing the curriculum and inclusive education, participants will engage in meaningful learning and

In the latest issue of the EXPECT_Art newsletter, we explore how unexpected spaces—from cinema halls to community-based surveys—can spark cultural curiosity and critical reflection. Highlights include a visit by our German team to the Karlsruhe Kinemathek with a fourth-grade class, where hands-on engagement with cinema history opened up new questions. Meanwhile, the Danish team reflects

We are excited to share the fourth issue of the EXPECT_Art newsletter, marking the beginning of the project’s second year with stories of collaboration, creativity, and critical cultural literacy (CCL) in action. In January, our partners gathered in the vibrant city of Barcelona for the third general assembly. Hosted by the University of Barcelona and

November brings the second issue of the EXPECT_Art newsletter. This newsletter is filled with exciting updates from our recent consortium meeting in Landau & Karlsruhe, which served as an inspiring retreat and methodological workshop for exploring cultural education and research. Dive into highlights such as insights from our workshops on mapping, researcher positioning, and crafting questions,

You are welcome to read our first newsletter. In this issue, we briefly explain what critical cultural literacy is, why it is important and what our commitment is, while we also introduce key concepts relevant to critical cultural literacy. The newsletter concludes with a short introduction of our project partners. The next newsletter will be