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Institutions · Quito

A work from the fund in your space, for 3, 6, 9 or 12 months.

Your company or institution supports the movement through cultural sponsorship. We prepare the curatorial proposal and look after the work for the whole season, from installation to removal.

White boardroom facing the Andes, with an installation of colored panels on the wall
The work lives where decisions are madeA room study by Daleki Art. It does not show a completed season.

What the program brings

Art that sets a room thinking.

01

Curation

A selection shaped around the meaning, the architecture and the community of the space.

03

Installation

Technical coordination, installation, condition reports and care through the whole cycle.

04

Culture in motion

A work that opens conversation and makes the organization's commitment to art visible.

Seasons with the work

Time is part of the curation too.

Each proposal sets the length of stay based on the scope of support, the chosen work, the space, its availability and conservation conditions.

Months3
Months6
Months9
Months12

How it works

Before, during and after a season.

  1. 01Before

    Conversation

    We learn about the purpose, the space, the audience and the exhibition conditions.

  2. 02Before

    Curatorial proposal

    We select works from the fund and define the narrative, the scope and the season.

  3. 03Before

    Agreement and documentation

    We agree on responsibilities, conservation, the record of the contribution and the calendar.

  4. 04During

    Logistics and installation

    We coordinate transport, professional installation and a condition report on site.

  5. 05During

    Living with the work

    We stay close to the activation throughout the agreed season.

  6. 06After

    Removal or rotation

    When the season ends, the work is removed or makes way for a new curatorial rotation.

Ecuador's tax framework

Culture with a paper trail and clear rules.

Ecuadorian law provides an additional deduction of up to 150% for cultural sponsorships that meet the current requirements.

It is neither automatic nor guaranteed. Whether it applies depends on the qualified proposal, the relevant certification, the documentation of the contribution and each organization's tax situation. Daleki Art prepares the cultural record; the tax review should be done with a tax advisor in Ecuador.

Read the official source from the SRI, Ecuador's tax authority (in Spanish)(opens in a new tab)

Frequently asked questions

The essentials before we talk.

What does an organization receive when it joins the movement?
It receives a curatorial proposal for its space, a work from the fund that lives there for a season, logistics coordination, professional installation, a condition report and our support throughout the agreed season.
How long does a work stay in the space?
Seasons run 3, 6, 9 or 12 months. The proposal sets the length based on the scope of support, the work, the space, availability and conservation conditions.
Does Daleki Art handle the installation?
Yes. Daleki Art coordinates transport, professional installation, the condition report, follow-up visits and the removal or rotation of the work when the season ends.
Can cultural sponsorship qualify for a tax incentive in Ecuador?
Ecuadorian law provides an additional deduction of up to 150% for cultural sponsorships that meet the current requirements. It is neither automatic nor guaranteed: it depends on qualification, the applicable certification, the documentation and each organization's tax situation in Ecuador.
What kinds of spaces can take part?
Offices, boardrooms, lobbies, hotels, educational institutions, foundations and other spaces with the right conditions for security, conservation and access.

Next activation

Let's start with the space and the conversation it wants to open.