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IMAGINARI: The Art of What’s Next

Location: Sweden, Cyprus, Greece, Netherlands

Source: EU Funding & Tenders Portal

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IMAGINARI: The Art of What’s Next: is a transnational cooperation project that brings together artists, entrepreneurs, and cultural professionals to co-create new models of work and value grounded in creativity, care, and sustainability. Responding to urgent social, economic, and environmental challenges, the project offers an innovative learning journey combining futures literacy, narrative fores

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Prospective
Location
Sweden, Cyprus, Greece, Netherlands
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
EU Funding & Tenders Portal

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The project “IMAGINARI: The Art of What’s Next” is an infrastructure initiative, located in Sweden, Cyprus, Greece, Netherlands. Taiyo aggregates data on it from EU Funding & Tenders Portal.

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IMAGINARI: The Art of What’s Next: is a transnational cooperation project that brings together artists, entrepreneurs, and cultural professionals to co-create new models of work and value grounded in creativity, care, and sustainability. Responding to urgent social, economic, and environmental challenges, the project offers an innovative learning journey combining futures literacy, narrative foresight, artistic co-creation, and regenerative entrepreneurship. Through an online training programme, an in-person co-creation lab in Sweden, and a final public Collective Futures Festival, participants will explore how imagination can drive ethical business, artistic resilience, and systemic transformation. IMAGINARI addresses the shared needs of two communities who rarely meet but who have much to learn from one another — artists seeking economic sustainability, and entrepreneurs in search of purpose-driven innovation. The project will reach over 1,000 people across Europe and leave a legacy of open tools, stories, and partnerships for a more regenerative cultural economy.

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Sweden, Cyprus, Greece, Netherlands

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2026-02-15

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