Pszczelna 32
61-658 Poznan
Poland
- Arts
- Environment/Sustainable development
- Heritage
- Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- International/Cultural relations
- Media
- Others
- Research
- Youth and education
Structure of the organization, including number of staff employed and/or partners
5 staff
Budgetary resources available in a year
20000 Euro
Sources of funding
private donations, grants
Modalities of action
Main partners involved in the organization's projects/activities
Participation in the program funded by EA Grants and Norway Grants representing the contribution of Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, and managed by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of Republic of Poland as a Program Operator "Maintenance and revitalization of cultural heritage" available under the Bilateral Cooperation Fund. Available funds were intended to cover the costs of organizing meetings between Polish cultural sector entities and institutions from Donor States (Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway). The purpose of the meetings was to strengthen bilateral cooperation and exchange of good practices in the field of culture. The ARTnova Foundation has been cooperated with two Norwegian institutions: Henie Onstad Kunstsenter and the National Museum in Oslo.
We believe that spreading the art can inspire people in all aspect of life and social activities.
We are interested in all projects which involve art as a driving force. It could be strictly artistic project but also an interdisciplinary one. We are open to new ideas, and we consider every invitation to cooperation.
Mission Statement
Spreading art
Vision Statement
Inspire people through art.
The Foundation's goal is comprehensive activity in the field of:
• promoting culture, art, protection of cultural goods and national heritage,
• science, higher education, education, education and upbringing,
• social assistance, protection and promotion of health and activities for the disabled, as well as for persons at risk of social exclusion and activities for the elderly and retirement,
• activities supporting economic development, including the development of entrepreneurship,
• activities supporting the development of technology, inventiveness and innovation as well as the dissemination and implementation of new technical solutions in business practice,
• activities supporting the development of communities and local communities,
• developing contacts and cooperation between societies and promoting intercultural dialogue,
• tourism and sightseeing,
• promotion and organization of volunteering,
• environmental protection, ecology and animal protection, and protection of natural environment.
2017
Participation in the program funded by EA Grants and Norway Grants representing the contribution of Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, and managed by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of Republic of Poland as a Program Operator "Maintenance and revitalization of cultural heritage" available under the Bilateral Cooperation Fund. Available funds were intended to cover the costs of organizing meetings between Polish cultural sector entities and institutions from Donor States (Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway). The purpose of the meetings was to strengthen bilateral cooperation and exchange of good practices in the field of culture. The ARTnova Foundation has been cooperated with two Norwegian institutions: Henie Onstad Kunstsenter and the National Museum in Oslo.
2020
In June 2020, the EACEA Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency announced the results of the autumn 2019 call for projects for European cooperation projects under the Creative Europe program (https://lnkd.in/dUWtrts). Among the projects that received funding from the European Commission was also the one that we, as the Artnova Foundation, are part of, ie the project called “MArteLive”.
Considering the fact that only 14 organizations from Poland (Smaller scale European cooperation projects – 3 leaders and 11 partners) received funding in the competition, this should be treated as a great honor (https://lnkd.in/e222zuP). The implementation of the project will contribute to the promotion of Polish artists and Polish culture on the international stage, as well as Poznan itself, as a city that cares about the sphere of culture. As part of the “Polish” edition of the competition and residency, we plan to involve artists from the following countries (except Poland): the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Germany, Belarus, Ukraine, Georgia, Armenia and Moldova. Other European countries will be served by other project partners.