EUROPEAN OUTSIDER ART ASSOCIATION (EOA)

Art Associations

Denmark, Western Australia, Australia

About EUROPEAN OUTSIDER ART ASSOCIATION (EOA)

Established On : 2009

In August 2009 the first association for European outsider art was founded at a first general assembly at Museum Dr. Guislain, Belgium. This establishment is the result of a yearlong shared appeal to strengthen the voice of outsider art by improving intercultural cooperation and dialogue across the European borders.The association operates as an umbrella organisation for all cultural workers devoted to the promotion of marginalised art in the European cultural sector. The primary objectives of the association are to:create a favourable environment for those in this field willing to share experience, exchange good practice and set up partnerships at a transnational level collect knowledge and share out information on activities and movements in the international outsider art scene contribute to the shaping, development and implementation of national and European policies and legislation create a forum for promoting, exploring and debating the history and contemporary state of outsider art promote the rights of outsider artists. In August 2009 the first association for European outsider art was founded at a first general assembly at Museum Dr. Guislain, Belgium. This establishment is the result of a yearlong shared appeal to strengthen the voice of outsider art by improving intercultural cooperation and dialogue across the European borders.The association operates as an umbrella organisation for all cultural workers devoted to the promotion of marginalised art in the European cultural sector. The primary objectives of the association are to:create a favourable environment for those in this field willing to share experience, exchange good practice and set up partnerships at a transnational level collect knowledge and share out information on activities and movements in the international outsider art scene contribute to the shaping, development and implementation of national and European policies and legislation create a forum for promoting, exploring and debating the history and contemporary state of outsider art promote the rights of outsider artists