Visible is a project by Chita Delarte on that Sionnep pistoletto and from that Sionnep Zenya in partnership that researchers, producers and sustain socially engaged artistic projects in a global context when art leaves its own field and becomes visible as something else. Visible is looking for artistic projects that consider the social body as a potential for bringing about responsible transformation. Artists who initiate long-term processes dealing with environmental issues, alternative economies, indigenous rights, new pedagogical models, migration and displacements among the many other agencies of our times. We help these ideas break out to a common ground. To make visible and connect these practices, we have created an online archive of projects that can be explored through these topics. The archive gathers this knowledge connecting academia and art institutions to research that does not exist anywhere else. I think visible provides the means in which that breakout can happen, in which we can start to theorise from one local practice to another and start to develop a sense of almost a movement, a process in which artists are thinking about their ethical position, thinking about what they want to do to achieve the common good rather than the good for themselves. In 2011, visible instituted the visible award, the first European Bia Nune award of 25,000 Nune rules, and aims to develop socially engaged artistic projects. This award is assigned through public juries in the form of temporary polimates, spaces for collective learning, developed in collaboration with prestigious museums and art institutions. Holding a public parliament where the public can participate in making a very important decision to provide an award to an extremely talented and very influential artist or collective to make a project that can have a deep impact on the world. To make this knowledge accessible and usable by as many audiences as possible, visible is curating public programmes and publications through which this socially engaged art intelligence can be distributed, reproduced, screened and put on display to promote dialogue and exchange between art and other fields. Art reflects the world in which it is produced. The visible award reflects a belief in another world, in another world of art. Visible is about the moment when art leaves its field to become part of something else. Visible curated since its start in 2010 by Matteo Luketti and Judith Vielander is looking for artistic projects that consider the social body as a potential for bringing about responsible transformation.