We are the M&A Art Association & Organization

The M&A Art Association was originally an idea proposed by Ms. Malivalaya & Ms. Atlansarnai, who noticed in many schools and places around Jangurupureri, that while Art is encouraged, there was not enough money or materials to provide to the arts, during the Janguresian Economic Crash.

The M&A Art Association & Organization was later created in June 24, 2087 in a sunny Saturday Afternoon, due to the proposal of a new campus towards the creation of the Daverberg-Jangurupureri Study Agreement. The M&A Art Assocation & Organization later included other forms of artwork, such as Music & Sculpture creation, after many others in the Music-Making and Sculpturing communities wished for financial, economic, and job-seeking opportunities and help. It also works on making sure that those interested in the arts and in the cultures of the world, can pursue their dream with a better understanding and chance as to how to deal with the obstacles ahead.

What The M&A's Purpose is.

The M&A's Purpose is to allow for better opportunities for those who wish to pursue anything in arts. This includes painting, theatrics, music, and sculpting.

The way in which we do this is by raising money through showings of different cultural instances, such as a concert, a festival of culture, and much more. That money is then given to us, only if given consent by those who assigned the festival early on, and the money is used to supply artistic materials, such as instruments and canvases, and is also used to help improve the quality of those being taught in the field, or those who wish to gain more job opportunities in the artistic field, regardless of any of their personal features.

Just like the recent Tarai system, the M&A's system features more democratic methods, featuring a system which allows power to be managed throughout different parts of the organization & association, rather than having all of it be controlled under one entity.

How can we help you on your artistic and cultural journey?

Educational Cultural & Artistic Centers, Colleges, and Universities

Under the Daverberg Study Agreement, Civilians of Jangurupureri will be allowed to travel to Europe to study abroad. It is recommended that those who wish to travel abroad to study shall choose Daverberg, as it is an educational ally to Jangurupureri. It also allows for the research conducted in nations under the agreement to give each other that research for the evolution of education, medicine, and many more in those nations. Under the study agreement, the nations involved shall be granted benefits, such as the ability to be exposed to more international things. From Europe to Asia, this international exposure and experience shall grant people who live in said countries to gain a better grasp of the world. This also means that Arts and Culture from these nations shall be passed down to the countries under the study agreement, which will diversify expression of culture and art positively, one of the many goals that the M&A Art Association & Organization is working on.

The M&A Arts Association and Organization grants this to be under the control the M&A International Arts Society, A part of the M&A Arts Assocation that is dedicated to supporting the expression and opportunity of the expression of art and culture throughout the world.

Daverberg & Jangurupureri's relations regarding the study agreement is going quite interestingly thus far. Wu Sassikastomo Of The Sassikastomo Dynasty, of the United Monarchist Republics of Jangurupureri, has been working with King Sigurd to create a new campus, which will be included in the more southern side of the Scandanavian Penisula. It is projected to be a beautiful area, perfect for a work environment and a break from the work that students will do in the campus. Jangurupureri is looking to build a type of artistically-inclined campus, one with very stylish choices regarding buildings. Currently, designs for the campus are being planned out by the Janguresian Parliament and the Kingdom Of Daverberg's King Sigurd The Guardian.