Three works from Emília Rigová's acclaimed series The Place Where Nothing Will Grow Anymore (2025) have entered the Ludwig Museum Budapest Collection. The acquisition marks an important recognition of a powerful artistic practice addressing the history of forced sterilization of Roma women and its enduring consequences.

Austrian Romani artist, writer and Holocaust survivor Ceija Stojka transformed personal testimony into a powerful act of cultural remembrance. This ERCF Perspective explores how her work continues to shape conversations on memory, self-representation and cultural agency in Europe today.

From Situationist experimentation to contemporary cultural rights debates, Pinot Gallizio's legacy offers valuable insights into cultural agency, participation and self-representation. This ERCF Perspective reflects on what his work can teach us about building more democratic and inclusive cultural futures.