Enredadas 2018: art and social inclusion for the Week for Artistic Education promoted by UNESCO

VII International Call for professional artists, academies, art schools Dead-line: 30 April 2018

Enredadas is the International Project born in Spain, today promoted by the Esibit.com platform, and officially became part of the events dedicated to the International Week of Artistic Education promoted by UNESCO. The project, supported by the InSEA -International Society for Education trough Art- elevates art to a relational tool to connect to the world and get in touch with it even in the absence of words that have the same sound.
With Enredadas, in fact, art becomes the universal language that professional artists, teachers and students of national and international art schools are invited to interpret through the participation in one or more of the open calls (http://esibit.com/evento/ 97) who "shout" the urgency of reflections on the social role of artistic production in the world.

In this way a bridge is created between two dimensions: the real and the virtual, in a context of collaborative work where the participating artist-teachers acquire multiple professional skills speaking of A.R.T.E. (ART RESOURCES TECHNOLOGY EMOTION).
To date the countries in the world involved are Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico, Portugal, Uruguay, Spain, Peru, Japan, England, Cyprus, Cuba, Ecuador, Italy.

In 2018, Enredadas renewed its desire to create the most dynamic corridor of international artistic production with the aim of involving and raising collective awareness of the theme of Art and Social Inclusion.
The works submitted will be selected by the Coordinators of the individual Calls in view of the final publication in the Enredadas virtual galleries that coincides with the VII Week of Artistic Education promoted by UNESCO from 21 to 27 May 2018.
The real exhibitions will be set up in prestigious locations identified by the individual Coordinators and strongly connected to the world of culture.
Submission of the last works: 30 April 2018
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