In addition to the annual FATart Fair, we curate a wide range of cultural events that showcase FLINTA* art beyond traditional exhibition contexts. From public space interventions and collaborations with institutions to participatory formats and thematic series, we use art as a catalyst for dialogue, participation, and social reflection.

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Our projects are as diverse as the artistic positions they present: they engage with current debates, lower barriers to access, and invite people of all ages and backgrounds to discover new perspectives. We see cultural work as an active contribution to greater equality, visibility, and diversity in public space—vibrant, inclusive, and transformative.

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The reality is that many FLINTA* artists are still denied access to a broad audience. FAT, as an association, counters this structural disadvantage with a cooperative model: rather than being worn down by exhausting competition, we foster mutual support to create a platform that strengthens artistic diversity and inspires social change.

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Through our initiatives, projects, and events, we send a clear and proactive signal—for an art market not dominated by a privileged few, but one in which previously marginalized artists can finally take their rightful place.