Eligibility

Benefits

For stand-alone international activities, the committee grants funding for:

• accommodation costs and domestic transport in relation to international guest performances in Denmark
• primarily travel and transport costs in relation to international touring activities
• travel and accommodation costs of up to DKK 15,000 in relation to networking activites
• international guests at Danish performances, however max. DKK 2,000 per guest
• residencies longer than three weeks may include, apart from travel and accommodation, per diems and fees of up to DKK 10,000 per month, if the applicant does not receive funding for operations

Application Process

In your Funding for Professional Performing Arts application, the committee expects you to describe:

• the primary idea and artistic vision
• realization – work method/process
• the group’s structure – participants in the project
• presentation and relevance to the audience
• information about the target audience: children and young people (age groups), partly children and young people or adults
• If you are applying for a grant to cover part of your contribution to an EU project you must ensure that it is clearly stated in your project description and your budget.

In the digital application form, you must:

• provide a summary of what you applied for funding for
• state whether you are applying for funding for the same project from another Danish Arts Foundation Committee
• mark information about the target group: Children and young people, partly children and young people, or adults
• mark choice of genre: Street theatre/site specific, choreographic/physical theatre, contemporary circus, object/animation, performance, text-based or cross-disciplinary
• If you are applying for a grant for research, lab activities, performing arts development, and genre development, you must tick off the relevant genre in the application form.

You must attach the following:

• A description of your project (max. 2 pages). You must attach the project description as one single document
• Budget in PDF format. You must list all figures in DKK and remember to check that no pages are empty when you export the document to PDF.
  • You must use this mandatory budget template for stand-alone projects (excel)
• When filling in the budget template, you must also state-specific goals planned for your project, including international aspects, for example, geographic spread, the expected number of performances, expected audience and ticket figures, and/or other goals relevant to your project. If Danish Arts Foundation ask you to report on your project, Danish Arts Foundation will evaluate whether you have fulfilled the goals stated in your application
• CV on participating artists – max. one page per person including a photo. All CV’s must be attached as one single document
• In connection with specific international activities, for example, a guest performance, you must attach documentation of the agreement with the foreign partner. This could be a contract, an invitation, an e-mail, etc.

You may also attach:

• a summary of or extract from a manuscript, if you apply for funding for new dramatic work (max. 2 pages).
• a document with max. 3 links to photo/video documentation.

If you apply for funding for the same project from other Danish Arts Foundation committees, you have to state this in your application.

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The grant program is competitive, and applicants are required to submit an application and a letter of support. Applications are accepted every year in February and July.

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Eligibility

• Early-career and student members

Benefits

• Provides Grant

Application Process

Click here to visit the website and apply

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CIMCIM aims to promote high professional standards in the use and conservation of musical instruments, museums, and collections. Travel grants for conference participants are usually offered both by the local organizer and by CIMCIM.

Eligibility

• The applicant must be a museum professional, or aspiring museum professional, active in a field related to museums and collections of instruments and music.
• Applicants under the age of 40.
• The applicant has to provide part of the costs.
• The applicant must submit a proposal for a paper, poster, or panel session (or other applicable contribution to the conference program). However, the award of the travel grant is not dependent on the proposal being accepted.
• The application must be received by the CIMCIM Secretary by the deadline published in the call for applications. Applications received after the deadline cannot be considered.

Benefits

• The number of grant recipients and the funding level should be decided by the CIMCIM Board (suggested: 20-80% of the total costs).
• Travel grants usually cover part of the costs related to attending the conference, and particularly those related to transport to and from the venue of the conference, conference fee, accommodation, and subsistence.
• Each grantee will be required to submit a report and/or a questionnaire within two months following the meeting, stating his/her experience and contribution to CIMCIM and ICOM activities.

Also read: Road Map to Win a Travel Grant!

Application process

The award of travel grants is prioritized as follows:

• Applications from countries included in ICOM Categories 3 & 4.
• Applicants who never attended a CIMCIM conference before.
• Applicants based in the same country/continent where the conference is organized.
• All other eligible museum professionals or aspiring museum professionals.
• The completed and signed application form
• Copy of a valid travel document (passport, identity card).
• The applicant’s brief CV (curriculum vitae) indicating training, work experience, publications as well as current work responsibilities within his/her institution (1–2 pages maximum).

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Frame awards grants to promote and support Finnish visual arts in the following fields of contemporary art: fine art, photographic art, media art, art handicraft, comics art, performance art, and sound art. The travel grant is intended for artists, art experts, and workgroups. The project grant is intended for organizations for international exhibitions and art fairs. In addition, artists and organizations can apply for a project grant for international art publications.

The purpose of the grant is to promote the international career development of Finnish artists or artists based in Finland by promoting their networking and opportunities to exhibit or perform abroad. The purpose of grants awarded by Frame is based on the strategy of the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture and Frame’s own strategy.

Eligibility

• Visual artists who are Finnish or based in Finland
• Workgroups formed by Finnish artists or artists based in Finland
• Travel grants may not be applied on behalf of another person. The contact person of a workgroup must be among the travelers. Organizations such as associations, cooperatives or companies are not eligible for the travel grant. They are advised to apply instead for a project grant for exhibiting work by Finnish artists abroad.

Benefits

Travel grants can only be applied for to cover personal or work group’s

• travel expenses
• accommodation expenses
• transport expenses
• insurance of artworks during transport

Travel grants cannot be spent on

• residencies (including travel to and from)
• per diems or living costs
• gallery rental or participation fees
• production and material costs of artworks
• installation costs or equipment purchases
• artistic work
• studies, theses
• the expenses of foreign artists not based in Finland
• events or exhibitions in Finland

Application process

• Fill your application from this link. 

Also read: Top 9 Travel Grant providers for Artists

Required documents:

• travel plan: the purpose of trip, dates, and program, description of the venue, as well as the importance of the trip to the promotion of the applicant’s international career
• Curriculum Vitae (1–2 pages) or biography
• workgroups: short Curricula Vitae or biographies
• 3–5 images per participating Finnish artist

Attachments should be in PDF or JPG format. The maximum file size is 3 Mb.

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Frame awards grants to promote and support Finnish visual arts in the following fields of contemporary art: fine art, photographic art, media art, art handicraft, comics art, performance art, and sound art. The travel grant is intended for artists, art experts, and workgroups. The project grant is intended for organizations for international exhibitions and art fairs. In addition, artists and organizations can apply for a project grant for international art publications.

The purpose of the grant is to promote the international career development of Finnish artists or artists based in Finland by promoting their networking and opportunities to exhibit or perform abroad. The purpose of grants awarded by Frame is based on the strategy of the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture and Frame’s own strategy.

Eligibility

• Visual artists who are Finnish or based in Finland
• Workgroups formed by Finnish artists or artists based in Finland
• Travel grants may not be applied on behalf of another person. The contact person of a workgroup must be among the travelers. Organizations such as associations, cooperatives or companies are not eligible for the travel grant. They are advised to apply instead for a project grant for exhibiting work by Finnish artists abroad.

Benefits

Travel grants can only be applied for to cover personal or work group’s

• travel expenses
• accommodation expenses
• transport expenses
• insurance of artworks during transport

Travel grants cannot be spent on

• residencies (including travel to and from)
• per diems or living costs
• gallery rental or participation fees
• production and material costs of artworks
• installation costs or equipment purchases
• artistic work
• studies, theses
• the expenses of foreign artists not based in Finland
• events or exhibitions in Finland

Application process

• Fill your application from this link. 

Also read: Top 9 Travel Grant providers for Artists

Required documents:

• travel plan: the purpose of trip, dates, and program, description of the venue, as well as the importance of the trip to the promotion of the applicant’s international career
• Curriculum Vitae (1–2 pages) or biography
• workgroups: short Curricula Vitae or biographies
• 3–5 images per participating Finnish artist

Attachments should be in PDF or JPG format. The maximum file size is 3 Mb.

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Frame awards grants to promote and support Finnish visual arts in the following fields of contemporary art: fine art, photographic art, media art, art handicraft, comics art, performance art, and sound art. The travel grant is intended for artists, art experts, and workgroups. The project grant is intended for organizations for international exhibitions and art fairs. In addition, artists and organizations can apply for a project grant for international art publications.

The purpose of the grant is to promote the international career development of Finnish artists or artists based in Finland by promoting their networking and opportunities to exhibit or perform abroad. The purpose of grants awarded by Frame is based on the strategy of the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture and Frame’s own strategy.

Eligibility

• Visual artists who are Finnish or based in Finland
• Workgroups formed by Finnish artists or artists based in Finland
• Travel grants may not be applied on behalf of another person. The contact person of a workgroup must be among the travelers. Organizations such as associations, cooperatives or companies are not eligible for the travel grant. They are advised to apply instead for a project grant for exhibiting work by Finnish artists abroad.

Benefits

Travel grants can only be applied for to cover personal or work group’s

• travel expenses
• accommodation expenses
• transport expenses
• insurance of artworks during transport

Travel grants cannot be spent on

• residencies (including travel to and from)
• per diems or living costs
• gallery rental or participation fees
• production and material costs of artworks
• installation costs or equipment purchases
• artistic work
• studies, theses
• the expenses of foreign artists not based in Finland
• events or exhibitions in Finland

Application process

• Fill your application from this link. 

Also read: Top 9 Travel Grant providers for Artists

Required documents:

• travel plan: the purpose of trip, dates, and program, description of the venue, as well as the importance of the trip to the promotion of the applicant’s international career
• Curriculum Vitae (1–2 pages) or biography
• workgroups: short Curricula Vitae or biographies
• 3–5 images per participating Finnish artist

Attachments should be in PDF or JPG format. The maximum file size is 3 Mb.

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Frame awards grants to promote and support Finnish visual arts in the following fields of contemporary art: fine art, photographic art, media art, art handicraft, comics art, performance art, and sound art. The travel grant is intended for artists, art experts, and workgroups. The project grant is intended for organizations for international exhibitions and art fairs. In addition, artists and organizations can apply for a project grant for international art publications.

The purpose of the grant is to promote the international career development of Finnish artists or artists based in Finland by promoting their networking and opportunities to exhibit or perform abroad. The purpose of grants awarded by Frame is based on the strategy of the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture and Frame’s own strategy.

Eligibility

• Visual artists who are Finnish or based in Finland
• Workgroups formed by Finnish artists or artists based in Finland
• Travel grants may not be applied on behalf of another person. The contact person of a workgroup must be among the travelers. Organizations such as associations, cooperatives or companies are not eligible for the travel grant. They are advised to apply instead for a project grant for exhibiting work by Finnish artists abroad.

Benefits

Travel grants can only be applied for to cover personal or work group’s

• travel expenses
• accommodation expenses
• transport expenses
• insurance of artworks during transport

Travel grants cannot be spent on

• residencies (including travel to and from)
• per diems or living costs
• gallery rental or participation fees
• production and material costs of artworks
• installation costs or equipment purchases
• artistic work
• studies, theses
• the expenses of foreign artists not based in Finland
• events or exhibitions in Finland

Application process

• Fill your application from this link. 

Also read: Top 9 Travel Grant providers for Artists

Required documents:

• travel plan: the purpose of trip, dates, and program, description of the venue, as well as the importance of the trip to the promotion of the applicant’s international career
• Curriculum Vitae (1–2 pages) or biography
• workgroups: short Curricula Vitae or biographies
• 3–5 images per participating Finnish artist

Attachments should be in PDF or JPG format. The maximum file size is 3 Mb.

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The core General Assembly will occur between 5 and 9 October 2020 within an exciting ten-day program of site visits, workshops, lectures, expert meetings, and social gatherings. Venues will include the World Heritage-listed Sydney Opera House, Greater Blue Mountains and Australian Convict Sites World Heritage Properties amongst a wide variety of other Aboriginal and colonial cultural places. Participants will meet amidst Sydney’s vibrant Indigenous and multicultural communities.

The theme of the four day Scientific Symposium: ‘Shared Cultures – Shared Heritage – Shared Responsibility’, reflects the global context of heritage as part of cultural identity at a time of rapid population shift, conflict, and environmental uncertainty. The important notion of shared stewardship, for which the ‘culture-nature journey’ is of particular relevance, requires agreed approaches to the sustainable protection, conservation, and safeguarding of heritage.

Eligibility

• The grants are reserved for ICOMOS members from eligible countries. To see the list click here. 
• Only members from National Committees that are up to date with their 2019 fees at the time of submitting an application to the Grants Committee will be eligible.
• For members in countries where there is no National Committee yet, only members that are themselves up to date with their fees at the time of submitting an application to the Grants Committee will be eligible.
• Applications received from candidates in countries of the Asia Pacific region where there is no National Committee may be considered if the candidate has also submitted an application to become an ICOMOS individual member through the International Secretariat.
• Grants are open to all members with eligibility and not reserved for National Committee Presidents.
• In principle, only one grant per country will be given. If a National Committee has two candidates the grant can be equally divided between the candidates in a joint decision of the National Committee and the Grants Committee.
• Bringing an accompanying person to the event will result in an immediate determination of no financial need. Should an accompanying person be brought despite having stated

Benefits

• Fund to support the attendance at ICOMOS event including (travel, accommodation…)

Application process

• For the registration form click here.

Required documents

• Personal financial need,
• Clear understanding of benefits foreseen of attending the General Assembly,
• Personal involvement in ICOMOS National Committee, International Scientific Committee, Working Group or other ICOMOS activity,
• Their commitment to obtain a visa in time, should a visa be required,
• That all other parts of the cost of their participation are covered by themselves or by additional funding.

Preference will be given to:

• Applicants who have not previously been supported to attend a General Assembly,
• Applicants from new or presently emerging National Committees,
• Applicants giving papers at the Scientific Symposium,
• The sole representative of a National Committee accredited to vote,
• Emerging Professionals,
• Applicants who are the representative of their National Committee in one of ICOMOS’ International Scientific Committees,
• Applicants from active National Committees (based on their Annual Report and fulfillment of the Dubrovnik-Valetta Principles, as well as on the record of attendance by the National Committee to previous General Assemblies and Symposia),
• Applicants from Indigenous communities,

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Frame awards grants to promote and support Finnish visual arts in the following fields of contemporary art: fine art, photographic art, media art, art handicraft, comics art, performance art, and sound art. The travel grant is intended for artists, art experts, and workgroups. The project grant is intended for organizations for international exhibitions and art fairs. In addition, artists and organizations can apply for a project grant for international art publications.

The purpose of the grant is to promote the international career development of Finnish artists or artists based in Finland by promoting their networking and opportunities to exhibit or perform abroad. The purpose of grants awarded by Frame is based on the strategy of the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture and Frame’s own strategy.

Eligibility

• Visual artists who are Finnish or based in Finland
• Workgroups formed by Finnish artists or artists based in Finland
• Travel grants may not be applied on behalf of another person. The contact person of a workgroup must be among the travelers. Organizations such as associations, cooperatives or companies are not eligible for the travel grant. They are advised to apply instead for a project grant for exhibiting work by Finnish artists abroad.

Benefits

Travel grants can only be applied for to cover personal or work group’s

• travel expenses
• accommodation expenses
• transport expenses
• insurance of artworks during transport

Travel grants cannot be spent on

• residencies (including travel to and from)
• per diems or living costs
• gallery rental or participation fees
• production and material costs of artworks
• installation costs or equipment purchases
• artistic work
• studies, theses
• the expenses of foreign artists not based in Finland
• events or exhibitions in Finland

Application process

• Fill your application with this link. 

Also read: Top 9 Travel Grant providers for Artists

Required documents:

• travel plan: the purpose of trip, dates, and program, description of venue, as well as the importance of the trip to the promotion of the applicant’s international career
• Curriculum Vitae (1–2 pages) or biography
• workgroups: short Curricula Vitae or biographies
• 3–5 images per participating Finnish artist

Attachments should be in PDF or JPG format. The maximum file size is 3 Mb.

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Participants will meet with peers, facilitators, and panelists in a dynamic workshop format which will include discussions with leaders and change-makers in its industry. Over the course of the workshop, participants will receive assistance to articulate their future goals and plans and practical guidance to encourage deep analysis of their business model.

Applications will be accepted from artists, artist managers, and self-managed artists. The Seed will provide and arrange transport, accommodation, and meals for all successful applicants. Should you be successful all you need to do is get yourself to your closest major airport.

Eligibility

• Australian artists, artist managers, and self-managed artists
• Applicants must be over 18 years of age and an Australian citizen or permanent resident to apply

Benefits

• The Seed will provide and arrange transport, accommodation, and meals for all successful applicants
• Participants will receive assistance to articulate their future goals and plans and practical guidance to encourage deep analysis of their business model

Application Process

• Click here to apply

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