Describe the main features of the measure/initiative:
- Raise awareness about art in public and shared spaces in Albania by conducting and publishing research
- Strengthening institutional cooperation by creating sustainable cooperative networks
- Submitting policy recommendations and an action plan
- Engaging communities in Tirana through participative activities
- Contribute to a sustainable system of governance for public art though the introduction of a participatory process involving cross-sectorial cooperation and civil society engagement
- Targeting excluded groups in order to widen their participation in the creation and production of public art
- Supports policy measures to improve gender equality in public art and encourage themes that reflect on gender equality
Website of the measure/initiative, if available:
What are the results achieved so far through the implementation of the measure/initiative?:
- Signed Memorandum of Collaboration with Tirana Municipality and Ministry of Culture. Informaction exchange and making information accessible to the public.
- 1st digital Public Arts Map with over 430 entries
- Free online and 100 copies of printed publication Artistic Expressions in Tirana- Past and Present
- 3000 printed brochures on HARP project
- Website/ documentation and promotion www.HARP.al
- 430 hours of public art workshops
- 1 International Conference on Arts in Public Spaces
- Promotion of gender diversity, LGBTQ+ community, and support of about 70% women engaged in the project
- Campaigns for raising awareness on public arts and decision making
- Collaboration and support with artists and other CSOs
- 770 surveys (Report 1 and Report 2)collected from businesses, communities, CSOs and various stakeholders, for recommendations on Public Arts Policy and Action Plan 5yrs.
- Development and Implementation of 4 Community Public Art Projects led by 4 creative women
- Bottom up development of Recommendations for Civil-Public-Private Partnership in Public Art Policy and Action Plan 2019-2025 documents submitted to Tirana Municipality and Ministry of Culture.