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The calls are updated every two weeks.
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Deadline 03.04.2024 // In memory of the publisher and founder of the Secco Pontanova Foundation, Claus Michaletz, a prize of 10,000 euros is awarded to artists from Central and Eastern Europe. The prize is awarded once a year and is connected to the KVOST scholarship. Of the prize money, 8,000 euros are at the free disposal of the scholarship holders. 2,000 euros will serve for purchasing a work by the selected artist for the Secco Pontanova Foundation.
Deadline: 10.04.2024 // Focusing on networking, communication, contemplation, and production, Art Hub Residency features a studio, a monthly fee, a production budget, and a programme of development and feedback based on the needs of each artist. Also, part of the program consists of meetings with selected curators/mentors as well as a visit program to a number of art institutions in Denmark. The residency runs over five months from September 2024 to January 2025.
Deadline: 15.04.2024 // The City of Beausoleil, France, is calling for project proposals for the workshop space at Tivoli 89 from artist or a collective of artists. The desire to develop a link between artistic research and the territory de Beausoleil and its inhabitants is recommended in order to meet the expectations of this call for projects. Successful applicants will have access to the workshop space, a two-room apartment near the workshop, a living grant of 6,000 EUR net for the 4 months of residence, and a production grant of 2,000 EUR net including production, transport of works and travel.
Deadline: 26.4.2024 // Established in 2021 by the Taoyuan Museum of Fine Arts, the Taoyuan International Art Award (TIAA) stands as a biennial exhibition initiative dedicated to cultivating international art networks and expanding global perspectives. Its core mission is to promote cultural diversity in contemporary art worldwide and discover artistic propositions that embody modern viewpoints. Finalists selected for the award will receive support from the museum to realize their exhibition plans. Now entering its third edition, the award strives to widen the scope of artistic expressions and cultural horizons.
ONGOING / Artists, creatives and arts practitioners are one of the most instantly impacted groups of people in this unprecedented crisis that we find ourselves. In light of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the artist community, many arts organisations, foundations and governments are creating additional immediate support to meet artists needs.
To help you in this emerging situation, we have prepared the list of available grants and funds. We will continue to update it over the next few weeks. We hope you will find it helpful. Stay tuned!
BY CONTEMPORARY LYNX
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Deadline: 06.04.2024 // "Non-Utterance" Residency
AIR InSILo aims to create a safe space for the completion or reworking of an idea or an artwork that has never been realised due to the political momentum or restraints of self-censorship nature.• 6-week residence (June - July; July - August; August - September, 2024) in AIR InSilo;
• A honorarium of 1200 Euros;
• Production costs up to 600 Euros;
• A coverage of travel costs up to 500 Euros;
• A coverage of transport costs up to 175 Euros;
• Mentoring program with invited Austria-based curators;
• An opportunity to stay with a partner and/or 1-2 children
(travel and per diem for the guests are not covered).
• Usage of the facilities and equipment provided by the AIR InSilo;
• Featuring in the InSilo Magazine;
• PR support by the digital means of AIR InSilo.
Deadline: 14.04.2024 // The successful applicant will join the RIFS Fellow Programme, which has hosted a number of artists over the years, alongside scientists and practitioners from business and civil society. Fellowships span a period of three to six months, with the RIFS providing the basic infrastructure as well as a monthly stipend and additional allowances for ancillary costs such as travel expenses, co-financed by the DAAD. In addition, we provide support on various legal requirements such as visa applications, cover travel to Potsdam and back, and provide an apartment for the first three months of the fellowship, allowing fellows ample time to find suitable housing in the Berlin-Brandenburg area, if needed. This call for applications is open to artists active in any field – from the visual arts to filmmaking, the performing arts, literature, music, and beyond.
Deadline: 22.04.2024 // Two-month artist residency (September 1st – October 31st 2024) in one of the living studios at MuseumsQuartier.
The open call is aimed at artists working within fine arts who focus on photography and media art. During the artist residency, the artist will realize an exhibition at the EIKON Schauraum at MuseumsQuartier.
- Provision of a residential studio for the duration of the stay.
- Stipend of € 2,600 for two months.
- Travel allowance: € 300,- for travellers from EU countries, € 500,- for travellers
from non-EU countries.
- Networking events with other MQ Artists-in-Residence, local artists and
representatives of the local art scene € 1.500,- artist fee for the realisation of an exhibition at the EIKON Schauraum
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With its grant programme, the Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg (Arts Foundation Baden-Württemberg) provides targeted support to young talents from the visual and performing arts, literature, music, art criticism and cultural management, whose permanent residence or focus of work is in Baden-Württemberg, or who have spent a significant part of their life in Baden-Württemberg, which has been decisive for their artistic work.
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