Dutch affordable art platform The Public House of Art lands €1.5M from Q2Q Capital
The Public House of Art, a Dutch startup aiming to disrupt art galleries, landed €1.5 million funding from Q2Q Capital.
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The Public House of Art, a Dutch startup aiming to disrupt art galleries, landed €1.5 million funding from Q2Q Capital.
"There are more bicycles than residents in The Netherlands and in cities like Amsterdam and The Hague up to 70% of all journeys are made by bike," wrote BBC. This is the sort of market that gave Swapfiets, a cycle-subscription startup from Delft, NL the confidence to expand services to Leuven, a city east of Brussels, Belgium.
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London-based Live Tech Games, a company that provides a live mobile entertainment experience, announced that it has raised £2.5M (approx €2.93M) in a fresh round of funding.
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