From Connecting Cultures we seek to collaborate with artists from all over the world, in order to develop exhibitions that allow us to give them visibility, but also help finance our projects, mainly those for the artistic training of people in exclusion. Our artistic exhibition arose from the combination of the arts and the concerns of the youth to make the world a little less unequal, socially more just and more humane. Since then, we have made every effort to be an example of how our differences should not be seen as an impediment but as a tool to empower ourselves and strengthen ties of solidarity and learning. We strive every day to connect people and cultures, to find common ground to better understand each other and cooperate for a more sustainable and resilient future.

At the moment, Connecting Cultures collaborates with artists from the following countries: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, South Korea, Spain, United States, France, Greece, Italy, Mexico, Peru, Portugal, United Kingdom, Sweden and Venezuela. However, Connecting Cultures is open to any artist from another country that allows us to increase our cultural diversity.

From Spain, Connecting Cultures works with the Little Ambassadors. They are girls, boys and young artists with functional diversity whose works are incorporated into the Connecting Cultures artistic exhibition and whom we support to continue their artistic career. So we seek to create alliances to support the professional and curricular development of this group at risk of social exclusion.