LTAP ASSOCIATION OF LONG-TERM ART PROJECTS
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Art has reflected and shaped our societies for millennia—but can it help ensure a fair, livable future for distant generations of people?
The policies and governance needed for intergenerational fairness require deep emotional support. That’s where Long-Term Art Projects (LTAPs) come in. They make the future tangible, build empathy for generations that don't yet exist, and help us us imagine the type of world we want to leave behind.
On Monday 29 June, the association of Long-Term Art Projects (LTAP), including Future Library, is hosting a special symposium to dive deep into these ideas. Join artists, policymakers, and custodians of other Long-Term Art Projects to discuss how art can contribute to the emotional foundation needed for effective long-term policies.
Our work has already resonated with the UN and the European Commission. Now we want to explore these ideas with you. Come help us imagine what’s possible!
- Morning: Talks & discussions on art, hope, governance, and shaping tomorrow
- Afternoon: Participatory sessions with Bette Adriaanse, Martin Kunze, and more
Registration forthcoming! Email symposium2026@milliongenerations.org if you're interested in attending and would like to be notified when registration opens.