Art for All: Amateurs and established artists participate in annual Brussels Carte de Visite art exhibition
Launched in 2014, Brussels' collaborative, free and participatory art exhibition Carte de Visite | ArtOpenkunst has been showcasing hundreds of amateur and established artists every year. It has made.
Honouring the Dead: Community-led remembrance in the heart of Brussels
Día de Muertos in Marolles is a community-driven festival in Brussels that blends Mexican tradition with local creativity to honour the dead through inclusive public rituals. Supported by the.
The Spirit of Ramadan: How the Ramadan Tent Project connects London’s communities
The Ramadan Tent Project brings people from all backgrounds together to share Iftar, the evening meal to break the fast. Established in 2013 as a student-led initiative at SOAS.
Public art and conversation: Dublin’s approach to embracing diversity
Dublin’s population has become more diverse in recent years. However, it was quickly identified by The Dublin Place Brand Team that the growing diversity of those living in the.
Vancouver’s creative resistance: how the city is fighting artistic displacement
Making Space for Arts and Culture set out a 10-year target to secure 650,000 sq. ft. of new arts
and cultural space to address the alarming rate of displacement faced.
Is collaborative grantmaking the key to equitable funding in Vancouver?
The Grants and Awards team piloted a dedicated Cultural Equity Grants program, an invitation based, noncompetitive process for multi-year grants to support greater equity for the arts and culture.
Leaving no on behind: Kyiv’s path to accessible cultural institutions
The issue of inclusive space is equally important for every society. However, for Ukraine, it has become acutely important due to the full-scale war, as the percentage of people.
Investing in equity: Rio targets historical disparities
Project: combating environmental and cultural racism through balancing funding
The Purpose
The decentralization of funds in Rio aims to challenge entrenched environmental and cultural racism by fostering fair distribution within.
Cultura do Amanhã: Rio embraces technological change while honouring its heritage
The Cultura do Amanhã program is an initiative led by the Municipal Secretary of Culture of Rio de Janeiro, which is responsible for the management of various municipal cultural.
Art avenues to a more equitable Chicago: ‘We Will Chicago’ unveiled
A ten year framework to enhance citywide equity and resiliency, the "We Will Chicago" plan includes approximately 40 goals and 150 objectives to improve Chicagoans' lives, especially individuals impacted.