Art is the best way to illustrate such complex messages. Through art, people can simultaneously understand and feel the theme of anti-corruption. Although a lecture on anti-corruption can provide people with good knowledge and understanding, what moves people for action can be a photograph or a short film.

Parallel with the 11th IACC, Transparency International is preparing various art programs for both participants and residents of Seoul to enjoy.
'Art for Transparency' will be composed of the following parts:

Performance Art
There is no language barrier in performance art. A performance can express a complicated issue in a significant way and in limited time. TI-Korea is planning to invite performance artists to perform anti-corruption acts outside the COEX Convention Center so that the public, as well as the 11th IACC participants, can learn more about the fight against corruption

Anti-Corruption Comics
In comic art, a complex topic such as anti-corruption can be transformed into a relatively simple one. Comics are also a good educational tool since it is a way for people to get meaningful lessons while having fun. In many countries, people have used comics to teach anti-corruption. TI-Korea will bring together a collection of comics on anti-corruption from all over the world, and exhibit them.

Photography competition
TI-Korea will invite the public to join a contest for best photography on the theme of anti-corruption. Through the contest, we aim to gather photographs with social messages related to the corruption problem. This contest also provides the competing participants with a good chance to think about the corruption problem. The submitted photographs will also be exhibited for the public’s enjoyment.