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ICYC (I see You see // I City You City)

Start date: Feb 1, 2015, End date: Jan 31, 2017,

This is a long-term partnership project in the field of using art tools for supporting development of young people as active and responsible social citizens. It brings together youth organizations that are already experienced in using various artistic tools and approaches in their youth work activities. The organizations involved in this project have a wide range of experiences, and each of them i ...

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Des parcours d'art contemporain de part et d'autre du Channel (FACE2FACE)

Start date: Feb 29, 2008, End date: Jun 29, 2011,

Face2Face is a project of contemporary art tours that encourages tourists and local people to access high quality cultural activity via environmentally sustainable bike, boat, train, bus and walking routes. The aim is to encourage a wide variety of audiences, including artists and art professionals, to explore either side of the Channel. Driven by cultural organisations but working alongside regio ...

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