Model

A shared, replicable, traceable model.

Each territorial programme follows a six-stage institutional architecture. This enables consistency across nodes, comparability, outcome measurement and accountability.

Six stages

From territorial reading to impact measurement

The model does not impose uniform programming. It defines a shared framework that each territory adapts according to its social, cultural and institutional context.

  1. 01

    Territorial diagnosis

    Mapping of needs, actors, resources and gaps in each context, with the support of local partners and applied research.

  2. 02

    Curatorial and community design

    Programming built with artists, mediators, institutions and local communities. Curation informed by territorial reality.

  3. 03

    Programme activation

    Workshops, residencies, exhibitions, training programmes, public encounters and mediation spaces open to the community.

  4. 04

    Mediation and training

    Sustained support for participants, artists, audiences and partners. Mediation is a core axis of the model, not an operational complement.

  5. 05

    Documentation and knowledge

    Archive production, publications, records, case studies and applied research for academic, institutional and public use.

  6. 06

    Measurement, reporting and scalability

    Quantitative and qualitative indicators, public reports, documented learnings and criteria for replication in new territories.

Operating principles

Five principles that guide execution

  • Territory first. The programme responds to context, not the other way around.
  • Active community. Real participation, not passive information.
  • Rigorous curation. Artistic and educational selection sustained by professional criteria.
  • Continuous documentation. Every activity leaves archive, learning and evaluation potential.
  • Evidence. Measurable results, not isolated impressions.

Model governance

Shared institutional framework

Programmes operate under a shared governance framework: safeguarding policies, curatorial ethics, fund management, institutional communications, indicators and reporting. The master website defines the framework; territorial nodes adapt it to context.

This separation allows the platform to preserve institutional coherence without erasing the specificity of each city.

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Indicators

What the model measures

The model combines quantitative and qualitative indicators to observe participation, access, training, cultural production, documentation, partnerships, perceived wellbeing, community continuity and institutional outcomes.

  • Participation. People reached, attendance, continuity and diversity of audiences.
  • Training. Hours delivered, workshops, residencies, mentorship and educational processes.
  • Cultural production. Activities, exhibitions, publications, archives and records.
  • Partnerships. Institutions, foundations, universities and territorial partners involved.
  • Perception and impact. Reported wellbeing, sense of belonging, learnings and documented testimonies.
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Scalability

A replicable framework, not a closed formula

The model's replicability does not depend on copying activities. It depends on preserving the architecture: diagnosis, situated design, activation, mediation, documentation and evaluation.

This allows each new territory to build its own programming without losing institutional traceability or impact comparability.

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