We live in a time when the division of society is becoming increasingly pronounced. How can culture and art reduce this tension? Can art become a space where it is possible not only to hear, but also to understand each other?
In the discussion they invited to look at the experiences of different groups in society — ethnic minorities, migrants, regional residents — and ask how artistic forms can (or cannot) contribute to creating dialogue, sensitivity, empowerment and strengthening social connections. Aiste Ulubey — Founder and CEO of the Artscape Arts Agency (member of Anna Lindh foundation in LT), which works through art to create a more open and inclusive world. Artscape is a partner of three UN agencies, and since 2019, the organization has been recognized as a UNHCR Strategic Partner. The organization has received prestigious awards for social cohesion, human rights achievements, and innovative artistic expression. Aistė actively participates in international forums from Iceland to South Africa, speaking about the impact of art on inclusion and advocacy.
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