Art communications
Integrated into the wider art & culture communicationsprogramme according to the brief, audience, timing and communication objective.
We help cultural projects, festivals and experiences find the narrative, audience and media context that make them relevant.
Manifesto approach ↓Art and culture communications sits between programme, place, audience and media. The work is not simply to announce what is happening, but to explain why the project matters and where it belongs in a wider cultural conversation.
Cultural projects often contain many artists, programmes, partners and events. Without prioritisation, communications can become a calendar rather than a story.
Integrated into the wider art & culture communicationsprogramme according to the brief, audience, timing and communication objective.
Integrated into the wider art & culture communicationsprogramme according to the brief, audience, timing and communication objective.
Integrated into the wider art & culture communicationsprogramme according to the brief, audience, timing and communication objective.
Integrated into the wider art & culture communicationsprogramme according to the brief, audience, timing and communication objective.
Integrated into the wider art & culture communicationsprogramme according to the brief, audience, timing and communication objective.
Integrated into the wider art & culture communicationsprogramme according to the brief, audience, timing and communication objective.
We begin with the project’s place, programme, audience and relevance within the wider cultural agenda.
Not every programme detail should carry the same communications weight. We identify the stories that open the strongest conversations.
Media, events and content are shaped around how different audiences can discover and understand the experience.
Communication before, during and after a cultural moment can extend its meaning beyond individual programme dates.
Cultural projects often contain many artists, programmes, partners and events. Without prioritisation, communications can become a calendar rather than a story.
Explore Contemporary Istanbul →Art and culture communications builds public understanding and visibility around cultural programmes, artists, festivals, exhibitions and experiences through narrative, media and audience communication.
Festivals usually contain multiple programmes, audiences and cultural narratives. Communications therefore needs strong editorial hierarchy as well as event visibility.
Yes. Cultural media relations connects programme stories with relevant editors, journalists and audiences while providing the context needed to understand why the programme matters.
Manifesto’s selected English portfolio includes documented work with Contemporary Istanbul and İstanbul Festivali.