Build Tools, Technology and Cultural Institutions for the Common Good

Andy Hewitt; Mel Jordan

Build Tools, Technology and Cultural Institutions for the Common Good - Text Banner

Art & Design

Research output: Non-Textual Output › Artefact

Abstract

The artefact 'Build Tools, Technology and Cultural Institutions for the Common Good - Text Banner' is a three part banner that was made to memorialize the event ‘The Arts in Solidarity: Navigating Funding Constraints and Shifting Paradigms of Growth and Competition’ at CASCO HQ, Utrecht on 13th April 2024.

The style of the banner references those marching banners made for political meetings and which symbolize collective struggle. The three banners each have a specific function; firstly to name and date the event, secondly to articulate and declare principles of solidarity for arts organizations, and lastly to provide a sloganizing statement as a call for action.

The banners are hand made, assembled and stitched as in the tradition of union marching banners, demonstrating a resourceful approach and commitment to symbolic objects. They are made from textiles, such as clothing and bedding provided by the third sector organisation Help the Aged, in Northampton, UK. The banners are each 150cm x 80cm in dimension.

Original language	English
Size	150cm x 80cm
Publication status	Published - 13 Apr 2024
Event	The Arts in Solidarity: Navigating Funding Constraints and Shifting Paradigms of Growth and Competition - Casco Art Institute: Working for the Commons, Utrecht, Netherlands Duration: 13 Apr 2024 → 13 Apr 2024 https://casco.art/activity/the-arts-in-solidarity/

Keywords

Solidarity
Cultural Policy
Banner

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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Build Tools, Technology and Cultural Institutions for the Common Good - Text Banner

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Build Tools, Technology and Cultural Institutions for the Common Good - Text Banner

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The Arts in Solidarity: Navigating Funding Constraints and Shifting Paradigms of Growth and Competition

Build Tools, Technology and Cultural Institutions for the Common Good

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