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EITB and Artium have signed an agreement to disseminate the heritage of contemporary art through audiovisual works

The first project to be developed in 2025 will be the production of two documentary pieces on the trajectories of artists Esther Ferrer and Mari Puri Herrero.

Presentation of the agreement. Photo: Artium Museum

EITB and the Artium Museum have signed a cooperation agreement for thedevelopmentof cultural content  within the framework ofcontemporary art  The aim of this agreement is topreserve and disseminatethe heritage of contemporary art , creating content that brings the work and trajectory of Basque artists closer to the general public.

The GeneralDeputy of Álava and President of the Artium Foundation, Ramiro Gonzalez , theFirst Vice-President and Counsellor of Culture and Linguistic Policy of the Basque Government  and the Director-General of EITB have presented at the Artium Museum a partnership agreement between the two institutions that will serve as a stable framework for the dissemination of the collective heritage in contemporary art.

Mari Puri Herrero, during the event. Photo: Artium Museum

Within the framework of this agreement, the two institutions will work together to disseminate contemporary culture among new audiences in the context of the Basque Country,  will be a platformfor disseminatingthe work of Basque artists and will promote valuesderived from contemporary creation to respond tothe needs and challenges of today's society.

Mari Puri Herrero, during the event. Photo: Artium Museum
The first action of this framework of agreement will take place in the production of documentary pieces in the field of the plastic arts of the Basque Country.

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