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Top 50 Countries DutchCu|ture Germany United States Belgium United Kingdom Database France Italy China Japan 2019 Russia Brazil Turkey Spain South Korea Switzerland Poland Across the Globe Canada Throughout 2019, we tracked Dutch Australia participation in 19,227 international Indonesia cultural activities. These activities Austria were spread across 212 countries, in 3,010 cities across the globe. 3,736 Czech Republic Dutch artists and cultural organiza- Portugal tions from all artistic disciplines Hungary participated in these events. South Africa Sweden Each year, DutchCulture tracks the Slovakia international events that Dutch Norway artists and cultural organisations Denmark produce and take part in abroad. Mexico This helps us understand the Argentina cultural impact of the Netherlands in other countries. The graphs and Finland charts in this mapping provide an Egypt overview of the scope, scale, and Taiwan characteristics of the Dutch Interna- Croatia tional cultural presence. Romania Israel Greece Luxembourg Ukraine Thailand Ireland >3000 Slovenia Serbia India Colombia New Zealand Activity Heat Map Singapore Costa Rica This heat map shows the distribu- tion of activities across different Estonia countries. The blue circles indicate Lithuania the top 50 cities for Dutch Interna- Morocco 0 tional cultural participation. Priority country Shared cultural heritage country Colophon Selected country tailor-made approach Editor: Erin Chang, DutchCulture Database Coordinator To find out more or to search our database go to www.dutchculture.nl Selected country with a focus on a safer, more just and future-ready world Top Artists Per Province Provincial | Gelderland Groningen Limburg North Brabant North Holland Overijssel Brooks Town of Saints Andre Rieu Theatre Artemis Anne Franke House Bakermat De Staat Rapalje Wil Salden De Stilte Oorkaan Bingo Players Activity Delain NOISIA Lot Vekeman DJ Tiesto R3HABD Distillator Kwatta Vicetone Yin Yin Brennan Heart World Press Photo The Grand East Johan Timmers Ben van Gelder Lesoir Het Zuidelijk Toneel Mauskovic Dance Band TAMTAM Objektentheater South Holland Utrecht Zeeland Johan de Meij Jacob ter Veldhuis The Outside Agency 57 Armin van Buuren Harriet Krijgh DJ Hidden NDT Herman van Veen Jan van Munster San Holo Wolf & Moon Katinka Polderman 37 Joris Voorn Nicky Romero Blof 11 Drenthe Flevoland Friesland Jack and the Weatherman BonteHond Maria Peters God Dethroned Angerfist Simone Lamsma Reinout Hellenthal Esmee van Loon Amsterdam Klezmer Band SteenhuisMeurs Leafs Sensei M.C. Escher 1689 21 Royal Tichelaar Sevn Alias Jan Pieter Tuinstra 33 250 738 192 Artistic Discplines Per Province Digital Culture 285 13 Journalism Architecture 72 Literature Design Heritage >1500 Artist Participation Visual Arts Per Province In 2019, we tracked the participation of 3,736 Audiovisual Media Dutch artists in international cultural activities. Artists from every province were internationally Performing Arts active, although major metropolitan areas continue to dominate, with the four largest cities (Amsterdam, Rotterdam, the Hague and Music Utrecht) accounting for approximately 67% of 0 activities. Zeeland Drenthe Flevoland Friesland Overijssel Groningen Limburg Gelderland North Utrecht South North Brabant Holland Holland Digital Culture Performing arts Cultural | Symposium on Vrystaat Audiovisual Media Electronic Art Festival Visual Arts Sunrise Tomorrowland Marche de la Poesie Theater Aan Zee Multidisciplinary Festival Kleines Latitudini dell’arte Events Fest Kunstenfestival Design Photo Basel ly Open Beatz u Watou J Access Point Edinburgh Fringe Literature VOLTA Basel Architecture J t u s International n u Music e g u Contemporary A Furniture Fair Seoul International DOK.fest NewMedia Festival Munich Webby Awards Brighton M r Istanbul Most popular Fringe ay be Europe on tem Biennial venue types ep Screen S Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Residency Kristiansand Children’s Tokyo Game Urbanism Embassy Film Festival Gavroche Show Festival Company Ruhrtriennale Foundation New York Urban Regeneration Publisher / network Expo Literature Art Book Festival Fair Library / archive Berlin Association / collective Milan Design Week Government Hospitality / retail Platform April Fair / Biennale October BFI London Film Festival Cinema Heritage Site Art organization Melbourne Games Week Other Museum / gallery Livre Fair Art on Paper Educational Institution Cultural Centre São Paulo Film Sonderschau Theatre SCHMUCK Festival Collectible Stage Festival Adelaide Festival rch Ma N ov em b er SXSW ANIMA Triennale di Milano Saint Petersburg International Cultural Forum Affordable Art Hamburg Fair Key Cultural Events Inversia D y e r c Across the Year a e u van de Festival Mix Brasil r m b b This chart shows the top international cultural e e Gelijkheid F r events for Dutch artists across the year. The Berinale y Gaming The Sound r Bi-City Batman Children's circle represents the 2019 calendar year with a Guangzhou Istanbul u Biennale Film Festival the radial lines dividing the year into months of Q-dance n Documentary Film Untitled, (bright orange) and weeks (pale orange). The Ja Festival Art further out from the centre the event, the more Dutch artists participated in the event. The different colours of events represent different disciplines. Top Disciplines 2019 Artists from every discipline were internationally active in 2019. Music continues to dominate as a Discipline | discipline, accounting for 50% activities, in large part due to the strong presence of Dutch DJ’s in the international music scene. However, it is important to understand that activities in each discipline are not necessarily comparible. The majority of music activities are single night events, whereas activities Breakdown in the performing and visual arts are often part of a longer run exhibition, activities in literature are often translations distributed across the globe, and activities in design, digital culture, heritage and Moscow architecture are often related to large fairs, symposiums, conferences or research projects. Brussels Shenzhen Rome Munich Architecture Gwangju Yekaterinburg Marina Otero Verzier Milan MVRDV Journalism New York Ankara Konya Tokyo Novascape Digital Culture Paris SVP Paris Istanbul Music UNStudio New York Murmansk Performing arts London Audiovisual Media Toon Tellegen Ghent n World Press Photo Visual Arts ila Wytske Versteeg Saint Petersburg M Pieter ten Hoopen Heritage Frank Westerman ULYSSES Design te k Kader Abdolah n Yor Takahide Suzuki Literature zo w Margot Dijkgraaf ri e o N H lo Geert Lovink e s ris Job Heykamp B to a n P Formafantasma Jasper van Loenen a S a Maja Houtman Studio Dust uv l Dutch Games Association re ou Iris van Herpen b Se Wim van der Plas a Willibrord Borger C ow k c r s ng- o o ha i Anne Frank Y M S a h s s w van Gogh w i l r e k e e N r Rembrandt a o N s P Y s o RCE y u r k a v Bjorn Stenvers B o o T L N n H a e L e a s B o G w m e n V d r r d Y b e l a i o r u N o g n e h r n r t e a g G i k s e w s W d B e r e o f J B Y n i a a d l e d a a r n S o u g e O c J u r a t B t e a l r a a o o h n i r s i t S s i k i r n e n i D b h o o l o a n s w R o J a r J W o t J M n 3 e n P e E R M a a T H l r d n a i s k e L V E A u e S H E e s a H n e B m t l M t e r L s o F l o o e a H d o a t t n i m v l e a n e h h r S i m g d t e d i i u o e n j n e m d n r g i n y s a W d R n i o n N o j M a t e u s w o r H s t e e c e v ros o r w l ic o G o R d IP An tw Oo er rk p aan D e S P til ar te is A Top Disciplines 2019 rte mis Music 9676 Oo ste Performing Arts 2719 nde Audiovisual Media 2131 Visual Arts 1786 Heritage 1044 Design 962 Top Artists Per Discipline Literature 439 Top Cities Per Discipline Architecture 268 Top 5 cities per discipline by number of activities, Top 5 artists per discipline by number of activities, Journalism 113 decreasing in ranking from outer ring to inner ring. decreasing in ranking from outer ring to inner ring. Digital Culture 89 Growth Over the Years Changes Over | There was a marked increase in the number of international cultural activites that DutchCulture tracked in 2019. This is likely a result of a combination of the contin- ued efforts of focused international cultural policy, increasing internationalization of the cultural industries around the world as well as a streamlining of our data Time collection processes. The top countries remain stable, all being countries that are either large (in size and/or cultural industry), close in cultural proximity to the Netherlands, or geographically close (or a combination of the three). 2019 Discipline Change Across Time Country Ranking Across Time This chart shows the growth of activities by discipline This Chart shows the change in country ranking based from 2015 to 2019. on number of activities from 2015 to 2019. 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2016 US US DE DE DE 2015 DE DE US US US 2018 BE FR FR BE BE GB BE BE GB GB 2017 FR GB GB FR FR ES CN CN CN IT IT IT IT TR CN JP ES JP RU JP CA JP BR JP RU RU BR ES IT BR CN RU RU KR TR BR CH KR BR ES CH CZ CA ES KR PL CA CH PL CH CZ AU AU CH PL HU PL PL AU CA NO AT AT CA AU AU HU NO AT ID AT UA TR ID AT TR ID IN CZ CZ IN TR GR DK PT FI IN SE SE HU PT SE ID PT ZA MX KR MX HU SE SE AR DK IE SK ID NO CZ MX NO ZA ZA PT FI DK EL PT AR AR MX DK SK ZA EG AR AR CO HU CO FI HR FI HR GR EG KR MX FI NO TW IE HR LU RO HR SI EL TW IN RO EE IE IL NZ IL RO RO IE ZA GR Architecture TW DK RO SI LU Journalism RS TW CO HR UA LU RS SI IL TH Digital Culture IL AE RS TW IE Music AE EE CL RS SI Performing arts CL IL EG LU RS Audiovisual Media CO NZ IS MA IN TH BG GE SK CO Visual Arts SG LU NZ CR NZ Heritage VN SI TH MK SG Design BG SG BA TH CR Literature LV MA LT BA EE MY TH VE EE LT UA CL AE VN MA.