Design of a campaign to connect with festivals and offer them support in the search for financing adapted to their needs. The campaign uses iconic symbols of Catalan culture, to represent the idea that some things are not the same without each other.

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Through posters and photographs, we draw a parallel between these elements and our relationship with festivals, conveying that, together, we can help to carry out their projects and make them a reality.

With the support of INARTEM's funding and grants service, techno rumba hip hop band ITAKA undertook an immersive 10-day trip to Sardinia. This project was made possible thanks to the 'Culture Moves Europe - Individual Mobility' grant, which provided ITAKA with the opportunity to weave networks between Mediterranean communities, strengthening their art through an enriching cultural exchange.

The experience not only fueled innovation in their music, but also allowed them to explore and absorb new influences, ensuring a lasting impact on their artistic development.

INARTEM's funding and grants department helped the musical band Tabaré Rios y la Tribu secure the necessary funding to undertake a 12-day tour of Germany. This support allowed the band to mix Latin and German folklore in their presentations, offering an enriching cultural exchange.

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The grant obtained, 'Culture Moves Europe - Individual Mobility', was crucial to facilitate this tour, ensuring that the project reinforces visibility and innovation in the fusion of musical traditions.

Laura Loi travelled from Italy to Barcelona for an artistic residency focused on voice and dance. With the support of the financing and grants service of INARTEM, this stay was an important boost in its scenic development.

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During the two weeks, he was able to explore new techniques and methodologies in a creative and professional environment. The support received was essential to allow him to fully focus on perfecting his artistic skills, thus living an enriching experience.

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Can Bonamic obtained the necessary financing to develop its annual Creative Residences thanks to the financing and grants service of INARTEM. This support made it possible to carry out a 22-day residency program, specially designed for five women artists, providing a rich and conducive environment for their creative development in voice and dance.

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The grant obtained, 'Culture Moves Europe - Residency Action', was crucial in facilitating these spaces for creation and experimentation, ensuring that the project can be repeated next year, thus reinforcing its commitment to the promotion and continued support of female talent in the arts.

From the artistic direction department of Inartem, we have created the graphics, credits and title of the documentary Cari, I want to be masovera. This project has been awarded the second prize of the Docs Cooperants competition of Espai Casa Sagnier, which awards preliminary projects rather than finished works.

The documentary deals with the recovery of farmhouses as a sustainable alternative that combines heritage and community. Through personal stories, the importance of preserving historical spaces and strengthening the link with local roots is highlighted.

From the artistic direction department of INARTEM, we designed the graphics, the credits and the title of the documentary “Rice, the blood of the Delta”, a work that combines visual narrative and activist commitment.

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They narrate the history of the Ebro Delta through the voices of the women of the Dones Arrosseres cooperative, a recently constituted association that combines tradition, activism and defense of the territory, showing the Delta as a patient that requires urgent attention from the community.