International Networks

Smart Attica and the European Digital Deal are advancing technological developments and digital transformation in the artistic and cultural sectors. Harnessing artificial intelligence, big data, and 5G technology, these projects enhance regional potential and promote ethical and sustainable technological practices for artistic creation.

European Media Art Platform (EMAP) and Grand Luxe offer artistic residencies, resources, and networking opportunities for emerging new media artists and choreographers. These initiatives promote creativity at the intersection of arts, science, and technology and support professional growth in the arts.

Europe Beyond Access and Sounds Now share respectively the objective of dismantling the barriers for artists with disabilities in the field of performing arts and embracing new frontiers for contemporary music and sound art. By commissioning new works, offering capacity building opportunities, and developing new tools, they guarantee an ever-accessible and diverse cultural realm.

ULYSSES: European Odyssey addresses urgent European social issues through multi-thematic events in eighteen cities, inviting the cultural heritage and priorities of contemporary Europe to surface through the promotion of dialogue on topics such as democracy, migration, and ecological challenges.

Prospero, that was created by Onassis Stegi and eighteen other organizations, is the first European platform in which emerging theater directors and artists find full support. Its objective is to assist and promote over three hundred emerging artists across Europe over the next four years through a range of artistic residencies, touring, and co-productions.

The Transnational Music Lab (TMLAB) is a three-year collaborative project, aiming to reshape the European musical landscape. From 2025, Onassis Stegi with STEGI. RADIO will assume a leading role in the program's activities, along with four other partners: C2C Festival (Italy), Kiosk Radio (Belgium), Arty Farty (France), and La Casa Encendida (Spain). The program brings together five dynamic cities—Turin, Madrid, Lyon, Athens, and Brussels—to empower emerging artists and curators from underrepresented communities, including women, people of non-white Caucasian origin (BIPOC), LGBTQI+, migrants, refugees, and people facing accessibility barriers. Through live events, tours, and radio broadcasts, TMLAB will showcase Europe's flourishing music scenes while attempting to defy the ongoing inequalities that permeate the music industry.