Ciap - France
GAMeC - Italy
Malmö Konsthall - Sweden
Műcsarnok | Kunsthalle Budapest - Hungary
Web

Web

The ARTools Website is an important part of the project. It is an environment aimed to share the objectives and the outcomes of the ARTools Project, and to exchange the documentation and the results with the general public. Therefore a simple download procedure is used, and it deals with global themes, artistic experiences and educational activity.

Inside this website you will be able to find information about the four Partners involved, documentation about the projects undertaken by each cultural organization, an entire section that hosts exclusive interviews to relevant personalities from the worlds of culture, arts and sciences put in relationship with collective changes, and an up-to-dated calendar about team meetings and public conferences.

The core of the website is a wide section entirely dedicated to the Toolkit. It is aimed to provide you with tailor-made tools, in order to encourage, support and deepen a dialogue between people and art. The Toolkit web pages are arranged according to each partner’s experience, and website platform allows you to search under selected keywords.

Concept
Eva Sten Christensen's Fencing (white wood and metall work), Malm 2, 2006 © Malmö Konsthall

Concept

The ARTools Project was developed according to the basic idea that Education in Art is a fundamental tool for understanding the changes in modern and contemporary society. Therefore art is seen as an indicator of how changes have been foreseen, perceived and adopted by society, while education is considered as a tool to understand and explain these changes.

The project is shared among four cultural organizations, aimed at testing an international education and art network: GAMeC, Modern and Contemporary Gallery, Bergamo (Italy) – coordinator; CIAP, Centre International d'Art & du Paysage, Vassivière Island (France); Malmö Konsthall, Malmö (Sweden); Műcsarnok|Kunsthalle, Budapest (Hungary).

Every partner is a co-designer of the project; the artistic and methodological value of the work is shared among all partners. The project focuses on a shared process of building common tools, letting the partners free to develop different experiences, in line with the structure and the aims of the project. Therefore actions have been structured at various levels in order to attain results for the diverse stakeholders involved in the project and to experiment with educational activities specifically aimed at students of primary, secondary and high schools.

Target

Target

The website promotes the consolidation of a network of actors interested in art/education/changes. Its goal is to become a stable platform dedicated to sharing tools and experiences that go beyond the lifetime of this project, considering art as a tool of inter-cultural and inter-generational meetings, promoting access and sharing of outcomes. 

The contents of the website are addressed to museum professionals, educational operators, teachers, parents, as well as students. The material helps in deepening the matter of art as a fundamental tool for understanding the changes in modern and contemporary society. Through the interviews, it provides a better understanding of the selected artists, their approach, works, techniques, thoughts. It support the educational activity reflecting substantial changes in the educational approach, from a hierarchical to a collaborative approach, from a passive to an active learning process, from information to value transfer, from the theory of doing to practice, from individual genius to collective creative tools.