News overview

Dr Naomi Oosterman awarded €3M MSCA grant for HERITOUR, the first time Erasmus University leads this prestigious programme.

Yosha Wijngaarden's ‘The times they are AI-changin’: how engaging with artificial intelligence affects creativity in the music industry’, receives 50,000 euros.

ESHCC researchers investigated the Fair Pay Pilot: fair income for performing Dutch artists.

Prof Dr Marc Verboord shows that there is a positive effect of participation in cultural activities and conversations on how people feel in daily life.

Researcher Frank Kimenai used the ‘seven principles for resilience’ model to research the music sector's ability to cope with crises and change.

Kick-off of the REBOOT research project on promotion of European cultural activity and diversity, on 6 March.

Koen van Eijck and Julian Schaap were interviewed by Quest and answer these and other questions in an extensive article about taste.

Dr. Naomi Oosterman (Arts & Culture Studies) and Dr. Donna Yates (Maastricht University) published a new edited volume titled "Art Crime in Context".

Dr. Simone Driessen talks with Spanish newspaper El Pais about how fans sometimes react ‘toxic’ to certain events within culture or media.

After five years, POPLIVE is coming to an end. Researchers Martijn Mulder and Erik Hitters discussed these years, and shared their thoughts on the future