• Organised by Arte-son in collaboration with the Port Authority of Valencia, the exhibition was made up of works for sale donated by 70 international contemporary artists and raised 12,722 euros
• Aportem-Puerto Solidario València is the non-profit organisation responsible for managing this donation and its proceeds will be distributed in their entirety to the victims of the DANA (cut-off low)
• All those who wish to continue providing aid to those affected by the natural catastrophe can do so through the initiative ‘A Sea of Solidarity’ which accepts donations of one euro or more throughout the year

The solidarity exhibition Art for the DANA – organised by the Arte-son Group in collaboration with the Port Authority of Valncia – has closed its doors with a collection of 12,722 euros, nearly 2,000 visits and the sale of 80% of the pieces on display.

With the aim of raising funds for the families affected by the tragedy provoked by the cut-off low in the province of Valencia, the Clock Building of the Port of València hosted a temporary art gallery over the Christmas period, made up of works donated by 70 international artists from various disciplines. All the pieces were for sale.

The management of the funds obtained from the sale of the works is carried out by the Aportem – Puerto Solidario València, which is in charge of distributing the full amount of the sale to the victims of the València cut-off low.

The exhibition has counted with the collaboration of the Port Authority of València, the participation of the Aportem solidarity association and with the support of the Àrea de Cultura de la Diputació de València, the Propeller Club foundation and the Conexus foundation.

A Sea of Solidarity

The PAV has launched the initiative ‘A Sea of Solidarity’ for all those who wish to continue providing aid to those affected by the natural catastrophe. The aim of the initiative is to bring together donations from the port community and its neighbours for those affected by the cut-off low. All the funds collected are managed through the organisations Aportem-Puerto Solidario València and the Banco de Alimentos (Food Bank).

Through the following sites: Aportem – Puerto Solidario Valencia and  Banco de alimentos valencia anyone can make their contribution starting from one euro.

The tide of solidarity generated after the catastrophe has been the driving force behind this initiative to raise funds for the victims. To facilitate its implementation and operation, the campaign poster has two QR codes which, when scanned, redirect to the donation pages. This initiative will remain active throughout the year, facilitating the distribution of resources over the coming months.