This datavisualisation, focused on the festivals who schedule foreign companies, displays stats and information about the circus and street arts festivals happening in Europe.

The Circus Art Research Platform (CARP) is a collaboration between circus arts resource centres and researchers across all academic disciplines.

The Circus Art Research Platform (CARP) is a collaboration between circus arts resource centres and researchers across all academic disciplines.

Since 2003, Circostrada Network works to develop and structure the fields of Circus and Street Arts in Europe and beyond. It contributes to build a sustainable future for these sectors by empowering cultural players through the production of resources and actions of observation and research, professional exchanges, advocacy, capacity-building and information.

circusnext is a European circus label: the creators selected by a European jury stand out for their singularity and creativity. It's also the “Europe of circus”: a platform of about thirty partners from 17 countries who gather around founding values – the identification of unique talents, support to emergence and creation, European cooperation.

EFETSA is the European Federation for Education and Training in Street Arts which was formed in March 2015 in Maribor, Slovenia. EFETSA’s main aims are to improve the quality of Education and Training in Street Arts, disseminate good practice and advocate for the recognition of ETSA.

EYCO as a formal organization started in 2010. Based in Paris (France), it's the European umbrella of the national youth circus umbrelllas.

FEDEC is a European and international network of more than 60 members in Europe and beyond. Founded in 1998 at the instigation of the first vocational circus arts schools, FEDEC is committed to supporting the development and evolution of training, teaching and creation in the field of circus arts.

IN SITU is the European platform for artistic creation in public space. Since 2003, it has supported more than 200 artists working outside conventional venues. It's an ecosystem connecting a new generation of artists with audiences, programmers, and key-players, based on transnational artistic workshops and laboratories, European and international residencies and collective mentoring for pilot artistic projects.

IN SITU is the European platform for artistic creation in public space. Since 2003, it has supported more than 200 artists working outside conventional venues. It's an ecosystem connecting a new generation of artists with audiences, programmers, and key-players, based on transnational artistic workshops and laboratories, European and international residencies and collective mentoring for pilot artistic projects.

This international network enhance the visibility of the network and of circus media, both within the sector and among the general public and policy-makers.

In front of you is an online publication aimed at circus and street artists/organizations from the South East Europe gathering in one place. This publication presents the current state of the circus and street art scene, which has been developing and growing for years, and with its persistent work, acting and presence, it builds visibility and an increasingly important position in culture and art.