Art Mission Foundation

Art Mission Foundation is rated 3 out of 5 in the category civic & social organization. Read and write reviews about Art Mission Foundation. Activities of Art Mission Foundation are national wide and internationaly oriented. Our programs are implemented through regional, county and international missions. For more than ten years, foundation had carried out a great number of projects. Art exhibitions,art therapy assistance education, art therapy laser theater, children and adults rehabilitation programs, searching, development and support of talents, trainings for children and adults, charity, volunteer projects, protection of cultural faculties and heritage ,keeping in touch with the Hungarian national and ethnical minority and Hungarians living abroad, additionally to promote disadvantaged people’s education and employment. As a member of The National Talent Support Council we accomplish our talent support activity in 3 talent-points within Carpathian Basin: Nyíregyháza, Tokaj, Lillafüred. We have partnerships with civil organisations, art schools and institutions in Transcarpathia, Transylvania, and in Upper Hungary. The Foundation has foreign representation with Germany, Poland and Romania, Croatia, Ukraine In Nyíregyháza and in Tokaj we have been actuating more galleries, art houses, workshops and exhibition rooms for more than ten years. In 2011 with the support of National Development Agency within the New Széchenyi Plan, in relation to Szabolcs -Szatmár-Bereg County, Jándi Rehabilitation Skill Development and Educational Centre was established. In the Educational Centre in 2012 April we started accredited art-therapy training and further education training course. 120 disadvantaged students were instructed in these trainings in 11 free courses. The Foundation was the first which introduced XIX .-XX centuries famous Hungarian creator’s works which had been in abroad before- within the „With Our Heritage to Europe” project in 2004, in the form of a travelling exhibition (Déri Museum in Debrecen, Hermann O. Museum in Miskolc, Báthori I. Museum in Nyírbátor, Jósa A. Museum in Nyíregyháza).