Alliance for Socially Engaged Arts’ Post

🌟 Yesterday was a milestone moment in Lisbon! We gathered with our incredible alliance members from across Europe to officially launch the Alliance for Socially Engaged Arts. This collective of visionaries, united in their passion for socially engaged arts transformative power, marks the beginning of something truly special. Standing together in Lisbon, we shared a powerful sense of possibility. The Alliance is more than an idea – it’s a commitment to championing socially engaged arts and their potential to spark dialogue, change perspectives, and build a more equitable future across Europe. Here’s to the start of an inspiring journey! Stay tuned as we work together to elevate socially engaged arts and unlock new opportunities for bold leaders and practitioners. Learn more about our Alliance here and read our first blog ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eeMifNCV 📷 Allianz Foundation, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Fondazione Cariplo, Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo, Fondation Daniel et Nina Carasso, European Cultural Foundation, Hilti Foundation, King Baudouin Foundation, Fundación ”la Caixa”, Moleskine Foundation, and Mercator Foundation Switzerland. #SociallyEngagedArts

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Maria Hansen

Executive Director at ELIA - The European League of Institutes of the Arts

2mo

It was a privilege to be present at this important gathering!

Robert Singer

Student at Open University Scotland

2mo

I have long been looking to be part of a socially engaged group, how do I join?

Paul Schafer

Director at World Culture Project

2mo

Dear Colleagues: What a terrific and forward-looking initiative. I am looking forward to reading your future posts and articles and wish you every success with this most important development. The instant I read your post, I immediately thought of Arnold Hauser's brilliant four volume The Social History of Art. As you indicate, there is a long history here that is so essential, much like all other aspects and areas of the arts. Paul Schafer, Director, World Culture Project, Markham, Cannada

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