Seoul’s open-air museum: a quest to inspire deeper cultural encounters
A public citizen-led art programme creating cultural spaces in Seoul's public places, with the aspiration of turning the city into an open-air art museum.
Preserving heritage: communities in San Francisco their cultural identities
Communities are collaborating with the City to help preserve the cultural and social fabric of San Francisco's historic neighbourhoods.
Disused port to creative centre: how Mina Zayed became a centre of innovation in Abu Dhabi
Abu Dahbi regenerated a disused part of the city to bring together different creative disciplines with commercial enterprises to facilitate collaboration and innovative cultural projects.
Acknowledging a shared past: Sydney’s Eora Journey unveiled
Aboriginal people have faced significant injustices and their culture often dismissed. Sydney's Yananurala initiative to recognise First Nations Australians in public art and the public domain.
Street symphonies and art alleys: Taipei makes culture accessible to all
"Culture in the Alley," supports hyper-local performing arts events, and the Taipei Fine Arts Museum's "Culture on the Move," which focuses on the localised use of museum collections. Both.
Toronto’s monumental shift: Dundas Street renaming sparks global conversation
Reconsidering statues and street names in the public realm and ensuring that the most impacted community voices are heard.
How a citizen-led project reconnects Lisbon’s elderly with their communities
Reducing isolation and loneliness among the elderly population whilst gathering the history and memories of the city's older generation.
Celebrating Lagos: John Randle Centre pays tribute to Yoruba legacy
Arts and culture venues in Lagos have historically been elitist. A newly restored cultural space is championing culture for all as it regenerates a major new history and leisure.
Bruce Lee’s former residence and the cultural revival of Yongqingfang district in Guangzhou
The Yongqingfang district boasts a wealth of heritage but was gradually deteriorating. A unique development model is enabling micro-renovations to preserve this historical neighbourhood.
From Chitty Chitty Bang Bang to The Marriage of Figaro: dementia-friendly performances in Edinburgh
Edinburgh is opening hearts and minds by creating a supportive performance environment for audiences living with dementia.