UMA, The Universal Museum of Art, believes that art and culture are meant to find a place in everyone's daily life.
UMA goes beyond academic constraints to deliver a simple, attractive and pedagogical discourse.
We're looking for the right balance between reliability and simplicity. UMA's language promotes and brings closer to everybody the existing parallels between civilisations and artistic eras.
The codes of popular culture have been borrowed from so-called classical culture - and reciprocally. When it comes to art, there is no hierarchy of genres anymore; therefore there cannot be any form of trickle-down education. Art must be broadcasted in a horizontal way that makes all discourses interact.
UMA is built upon this belief.
UMA's ideal is simple and timeless: sharing the experience of beauty and passing it on.
