BUILDING
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OUR MISSION
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Haiti has experienced myriad difficulties solving employment problems, including an outsize informal economy, a shortage of skilled workers, and a diminishing wage value compared to other countries, particularly in the cultural and creative industries (CCI).
Building international networks for artists and other creative economy workers, including youth, promises to augment employment levels not only in "cultural clusters" but also to revolutionize the international cultural and creative economy.
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A major component that allowed Basquiat's career to take off was his access to a robust international art market. HARTI seeks to provide creative economy workers an inexpensive, easy-to-use network that enhances employment opportunities within the creative domains.
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HARTÏ's network clarifies the world of art galleries, including which ones are the most and least impactful for aspiring artists. This network enables artists to choose, free of agent or outside pressure, the gallery with which s/he would best fit.
Trading Art
Reconnecting
Art in Haiti
Haiti's History
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International
HARTÏ reduces complexity costs within the art supply chain by addressing supply side problems in the art market. HARTÏ's mapping technology identifies the “best fit” path among major employers in the domain and facilitates collaboration among artists and galleries.
Project Development
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HARTÏ has revolutionized 2017 art world employment.
DECEMBER
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Artists have already connected to collaborate with galleries
AUGUST
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Global platform launches when the algorithm goes live
AUGUST
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Project submission in Geneva, Switzerland
