The overall aim of EXPECT_Art EXPloring and Educating Cultural literacy Through Art is to identify current barriers and potentials for promoting critical cultural literacy by means of arts education, education through arts and uses of arts in education within and across different educational contexts in Europe, to generate and activate knowledge on how to enhance critical cultural literacy and understanding among European citizens.

EXPECT_Art utilizes an approach to cultural literacy that is informed by critical pedagogy and decolonial theory. This is operationalized by a community-based research design, including art-based methodologies, involving children, teachers and citizens directly as research participants.

Partners about the Project

Research Design

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Researcher Art Exploratorium
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community-based art exploratoriums in schools
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community-based art exploratoriums in local communities
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Cultural Literacy Hubs

Project partners

The project will be implemented through field research in 12 schools and local communities in Denmark, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Slovenia, and Spain, and involves research institutions and cultural and creative industry partners in each country.

Countries within EXPECT_Art project

Contact

info@expectart.eu

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Art in the park – Slovenian fieldwork

What a fantastic field observation Slovenian team experienced recently. At the end of June, the traditional festival Lent brings the Art camp to Slovenia’s second-largest ...
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Interview with Kristóf Horváth, leader of the EXPECT Art cultural program at InSite Drama

Hungarian cultural partner InSite Drama conducted an interview with Kristóf Horváth, the head of the art programme within the EXPECT_Art project. He was interviewed by Ádám ...
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Postcard from Budapest conference

EXPECT_Art team recently gathered in Budapest for our first international conference “Community-Based Research, Decolonial Theory and Education.” The event was an amazing opportunity to reflect ...
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