Visual artists have a free, new resource to help them understand how the art world works and make a living from their creativity. CLIP (Creators Learn Intellectual Property), the online [...]
Ahead of the European Council meeting on 15-16 October, EVA joins more than 600 organisation in calling on EU leaders to defend a robust AgoraEU budget and to reject the [...]
Last week, EVA took part in the first Public Lending Right International (PLRI) Conference in Paris, kindly hosted by LaSofia (Société Française des Intérêts des Auteurs de l'Écrit) the French [...]
Last week, EVA submitted its contribution to the Call for Evidence for an AI Strategy for the Cultural and Creative Sectors. The Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture is [...]
On 2 September, EVA took part in the Stakeholder Dialogue on the European Parliament's own-initiative report Cultural and Creative Sectors in the Age of AI (2025/2180(INI)), organised by Rapporteur MEP [...]
EVA was present last week at the 48th session of the WIPO SCCR (Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights) in Geneva. On this occasion, Susanna Brozzu, EVA’s EU [...]
EVA welcomes the adoption of the JURI Committee report “Copyright and generative artificial intelligence – opportunities and challenges” drafted by MEP Axel Voss, with a majority of 17 votes in [...]
EVA welcomes Laetitia Nguala Masamba as the new Secretary General of EVA, after her unanimous appointment by the EVA General Assembly. Laetitia is a visual artist and published children’s book illustrator, [...]
EVA Secretary General Carola Streul leaves EVA EVA warmly celebrates Carola Streul, who in almost three decades of dedicated guidance and commitment to the cause of visual artists in Europe [...]
On 30th July, EVA co-signs the joint statement by a broad coalition of rightsholders active across the EU’s cultural and creative sectors regarding the AI Act implementation measures adopted by the European Commission.
