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Acting on the Margin - Arts as a Social Sculpture” (AMASS)

The central problem AMASS addresses is that the arts has not been harnessed to address societal challenges through comparative and European-wide Research Innovation Action (RIA), analysis, synthesis and policy development. This untapped potential of the arts undermines joint action between different artistic genres and geographic locations, and thus the advancement of&n

intercultural projects, projects, Research & Praxis

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Project "ARTEspacios". Dare to participate with a photo of your "Artespacio" until May 2020

ARTEspacios Project:

An international Project started in 2017 by Ángeles Saura (Spain)

to claim the presence of ART in educational centers of all educational levels 2017-2020

intercultural projects,  projects, Research & Praxis

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CALL For International Art Teachers Exhibition (ATAE)

A PROJECT By Tonu Talve and Christiana Afrikaner

intercultural projects, projects, Research & Praxis

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InSEA Research and Praxis webinar #1 

InSEA Research and Praxis webinar #1 

May 23, 2019 8:00 AM Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney

intercultural projects, projects, Research & Praxis

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Cairo International Biennale of Children's Art

My Favorite Place
The Supreme Committee for Cairo International Biennale of Children's Art, held in cooperation with the
Ministry of Culture represented by the Fine Arts Sector, and Africa and Middle East Society for Education
through Art (AmeSea), has the pleasure to announce the call for entries for the founding session of the
Biennale in 2019.
This Biennale calls on the children of the world to express their feelings and their relationship with the
place

Read More at the Biennale's website:http://cairoibca.com

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2019 international-week of arts education- InSEA call

“The 2019 UNESCO International Arts Week will be celebrated in May, from 20th to 26th. Following on from InSEA’s successful “classroom” photo project of last year, we invite you to share photos which show hands #making art. You don’t need photo permissions for hands either! This also ties in with the MAKING theme and title of the 36th InSEA World Congress, to be held in Vancouver in July.

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