Workshops and symposia
Let’s share skills and knowledge
Testing and experimenting
We organize workshops and experimental projects.
Students testing a wood structure at a Free Zone at TU Delft University Campus.
Explaining and debating
Join us for lectures and discussions to uncover the meaning and impact of public art.
Audience at BK Talks lecture.
Learning and sharing
Immerse yourself in the vibrant and diverse world of public art by experimenting and testing.
Students testing stability at Hanze Groningen.
Educational Package
“Art in Public Space all over Europe“
A compact introduction for schools, cultural institutions, and learning communities
The CULT Foundation Educational Package offers students and educators an inspiring introduction to art and performance in public space. Created for schools and similar organizations across Europe, the package combines clear explanations, visual examples, interactive exercises, and reflection tools. It is available on request and adaptable to different age groups and learning levels.
What the Package Provides
1. Introduction in Public Art
Students explore how art exists outside museums—in streets, squares, parks, stations, and marketplaces. They learn how artists use public environments as stages for expression, dialogue, and community participation.
2. Examples from across the world
The package presents artworks and performances from a wide range of regions. Each example includes a brief description, cultural background, and questions that spark classroom discussion. Students gain insight into how identity, tradition, and social issues influence artistic practice.
3. Interactive Classroom Activities
Educators receive ready-to-use exercises that turn learning into hands-on exploration. Activities include:
- Observing how people use public space
- Designing a concept for a public artwork
- Mapping art in the local environment
- Creating a group performance in the schoolyard
These tasks encourage teamwork, creativity and active engagement with the immediate surroundings.
4. Cultural Diversity Module
A central part of the package is an introduction to cultural diversity within the EU. Students discover how different cultural climates, languages, customs and traditions shape artistic expression. They compare cultural influences and reflect on the shared values that connect Europe today.
Learning Outcomes
After completing the program, students will:
- Understand key concepts of public art and performance
- Develop visual and spatial awareness
- Gain insight into European cultural diversity
- Strengthen critical-thinking and discussion skills
- Experience collaborative creative processes
The package supports cross-curricular learning and can be integrated into art, culture, citizenship, geography, and social studies.
For Teachers and Institutions
Educators receive:
- Clear lesson guides
- Printable worksheets
- Discussion prompts and reflection tools
- Adaptations for different teaching levels
- Options for extended projects or local community involvement
CULT Foundation can also provide, on request:
- Tailored lesson plans
- Introductory workshops
- Guest presentations
- Support for school-community art initiatives
Why This Package Matters
Public space is a shared environment where culture becomes visible. By examining artworks and performances that appear in everyday surroundings, students learn to see their environment with curiosity and awareness. They discover how artistic practices reflect diversity, bring communities together, and open dialogue about contemporary issues.
Availability
The educational package is available by request from the CULT Foundation in digital or printed form. It offers schools and institutions a practical, engaging, and culturally rich introduction to public art and European diversity.
To order the brochure send a mail to info@cultfoundation.com
Do not hesitate to contact us for information or tailor made packages.