Art-Kazan: Where art meets data to promote women’s rights

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Art-Kazan: Where art meets data to promote women’s rights

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Art-Kazan is a unique initiative by UN Women regional programme “Making Every Woman and Girl Count” and School of Data, designed for creative talents from across Central Asia to participate in an online training of 5 sessions on data art and gender data/analysis, a three-day immersive art residency in the heart of Central Asia, and a platform to showcase their work at an international exhibition. Inspired by the traditional kazan pot, symbolizing unity and shared cultural heritage, Art-Kazan unites artists to integrate gender data into contemporary artworks to champion gender equality and inspire transformative change in Central Asia.

The initiative aims to enhance the data literacy of artists from across Central Asia, enabling them to create engaging and impactful artworks using gender data to bolster discussion and debates on gender equality emerging issues in the region. It also fosters collaboration and networking, sharing diverse perspectives and building a supportive creative community of women’s rights advocates.

Follow the page for news and updates on the “Art-Kazan: Where art meets data” initiative and join the conversation using the hashtags #ArtKazan and #WomenCount.

Call for applications [CLOSED]: Art-Kazan: Where art meets data
Art-Kazan: Where art meets data to promote women’s rights

We are excited to announce that the Art-Kazan application phase has successfully ended. We received an impressive 200+ applications from creative talents from across Central Asia and beyond. These applicants come from diverse backgrounds, including the music industry, filmmaking, design, poetry, and street art, showcasing the rich tapestry of creativity in the sub-region.

For more details, please refer to our Flyer and FAQ. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who applied!

 

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Key dates

Online Sessions

9 - 24 July 2024

Art Residency

17 - 19 May 2024
Almaty, Kazakhstan

Crafting Data Art Products

September - October 2024

Data Art Exhibition

November - December 2024
Our team
Stefanie Posavec
International Data Visualization and Storytelling
Expert, USA/UK
Nadezhda Andrianova
Designer, Data-Artist,
Data Visualization Trainer, Russia
Altynai Mambetova
Data journalist, Co-founder
of School of Data, Kyrgyzstan
Diana Rahmanova
Artist, Curator, Researcher,
Tajikistan/Kyrgyzstan
Ala Negruta
UN Women Regional Gender
Statistics Specialist for Europe and
Central Asia
Nurai Mamytova
UN Women Knowledge
Management and Programme
Consultant for
Europe and Central Asia
Meriza Emilbekova
UN Women Communications and
Outreach Specialist
for Europe and Central Asia
Azima Abakirova
SDG Data and Partnership
Coordinator, UN Women Kyrgyzstan
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