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Anna Lindh Foundation

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Uniting Cultures

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Mediterranean Capitals of Culture and Dialogue 

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Fundació Interarts

National Network

Spain

Address

Carrer Mallorca 272, 9th floor Barcelona 08037 Spain

Country

Spain

City

Barcelona 08037

Street address 2

Carrer Mallorca 272, 9th floor

Telephone

(+34) 934 877 022

E-Mail

interarts@interarts.net

Website

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Year of Establishment

1995

Contact Person1

Mercedes Giovinazzo, Director

Organisation Type

Non-Governmental Organization

Fields of Activity

Arts

General Information

The Interarts Foundation is a private centre based in Barcelona, with 12 members of staff. Its main sources of funding are local, regional and national authorities, international organisations and private organisations. Its range of activities includes research and consultancy projects, one-off seminars and regular conference programmes, training activities and information services. An interest in the converging areas between culture and development and an international spirit are the two main defining lines. Regular partners include the Barcelona City Council, the Barcelona Provincial Council (Diputació), the Government of Catalonia (Generalitat), the Government of Spain and the Organisation of Iberoamerican States (OEI).

Mission and Objectives

The Interarts Foundation aims to develop a better knowledge of the cultural sector, its public policy-making, its private and third sector initiatives, and its contribution to other areas of urban, regional and international development. Interarts aims to combine its research activity with international cooperation to foster cultural dialogue and the exchange of expertise, and to devise strategies for creative cities and cultural entrepreneurs.

Main Projects / Activities

Our areas of work include the following: ? Applied research, on areas including cultural policy, culture and local development, cultural rights, creative industries, international cultural cooperation, etc. ? Multilateral cooperation, through the organisation of or participation in international debates, conferences, networks and publications on cultural matters. ? Information services, including monthly e-newsletter Cyberkaris. ? Training activities ? Advice and consultancy to public and private organisations in the field of culture.