Increasing access to culture in culturally deprived areas, PUBLIC ART project

The PUBLIC ART Project, which received EUR 40,419.55 without VAT, creates artistic, cultural and creative educational contexts for rural and small urban communities with a deficit in this field.

The project contributes to reducing school drop-out by involving students in non-formal activities and developing key competences among the beneficiaries.The Public Art Caravan travels through disadvantaged rural areas of the county and it itinerates educational activities for students, from reading to visual arts and music.