A MISSION: TO SHARE THE ARTS WITH AS MANY PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE.
Although the cultural offering is increasingly significant in some areas, inequalities in access to art persist for a variety of reasons, whether geographical or socio-economic.
With this in mind, the Philanthropic ArsNova endowment fund was initiated by the Champagne Taittinger company, which wanted to perpetuate and expand its commitment by creating a philanthropic organisation serving the public interest. ArsNova aims to promote the arts as a foundation of identity that is essential to the fulfilment and uniqueness of each individual, and thus give future generations the opportunity to develop through culture. This fund helps to accelerate cultural openness and artistic education for audiences who do not always have access to it.
The fund promotes cultural awareness through beauty and goodness by supporting initiatives in three main areas:
Celebrating excellence and the pleasures of the table
Preserving and sharing the cultural heritage
Stimulating wonder and artistic education
By celebrating the arts in a joyful, inspiring and sincere way, ArsNova encourages people to meet and discover through a family-friendly and uninhibited approach. Its activities are set to be developed and expanded thanks to the generosity of other patrons.
By celebrating the arts in a joyful, inspiring and sincere way, ArsNova encourages people to meet and discover through a family-friendly and uninhibited approach. Its activities are set to be developed and expanded thanks to the generosity of other patrons.
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‘ When champagne houses support heritage and culture ’
‘Philanthropic ArsNova: the major project of Champagne Taittinger’
‘Philanthropic ArsNova aims to reduce inequalities in access to the arts, whether due to geographical or socio-economic factors, and to promote access to culture.’
Vitalie Taittinger ‘Art must be picked up where it is, to offer it to everyone’
Vitalie Taittinger ‘It is not the price that makes the art, but the emotion’