We decided to built that website for some reasons and first of all because we are boring about lots of things on internet...

Lot’s of websites or web services are doing something similar comparing to that one... so what’s the difference?

2What we don’t want to be?2

 We don’t want to be a "simple blog"
Only putting content successively, the one after the other...
 We don’t want to be "a mailing list"
We receive daily hundreds of e-mails whitout having enough time to read them...
 We don’t want to be a commercial project
We don’t ask money to people who want to announce their events, who want simply use that website... We don’t want to put adds on each page to earn money. You can off course help us by sending money to help us continuing...
 We don’t want to be a specific localized art agenda
Too many art agenda are only based on special locations... Nowadays ... we find it really ridiculous...

2So what we want to be ?2

 An anti-hierarchical art agenda
There is absolutely no distinctions between "well-known or not" artists / "important or not" cultural locations...
 A geo-localized agenda
Just have a look there : Map Diary
 An open project
Each one (simple visitors, artists, cultural locations...) can add content easily ... you have just to register ... then, you will be able to add events to the database...
 An open idea platform
We want to use the best that the web can offer... For us, it’s the power of the community... If you want to give your help for anything, the doors of the art-diary team are open... you can also leave us a message to propose any new idea... If it’s interesting, we will do our best to add it...