Arts Collaboratory | project grants

Arts Collaboratory offers project grants to visual arts organisations in Asia (and other target world regions) for initiatives that stimulate social innovation. Projects should focus on research or development of new perspectives on specific social, cultural, economic, and/or climate issues, or the development of new forms of collaborations and co-creations.

HOW TO APPLY:

Arts Collaboratory is glad to invite artists and arts organizations from Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East to apply for support for projects, focusing on research or development of new perspectives on specific social, cultural, economic and climate issues, or for the development of new forms of collaborations and co-productions.

Project applications deadline 31 March 2015

6 project contributions of maximum 15,000 EUR

Eligibility

Projects: a specific activity/event which is completed by the end of December 2015. The maximum support is 15,000 euros.

Applicants

Please bear in mind that:

x Proposals from organizations based in Africa, Asia, or Latin-America are strongly preferred
x Proposals through 'Western' partners will not be ruled out, however close involvement from a local partner is essential
x Proposals that are Western-driven will not be accepted
x Proposals for the benefit of individuals will not be accepted

and make sure you check the website for project criteria and the online application form

About Arts Collaboratory

Arts Collaboratory was co-initiated in 2007 by DOEN and Hivos, two Dutch foundations, as a financial support structure and program of exchange for art initiatives in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. After the experience of the last seven years, Arts Collaboratory will now have an increased focus on socially innovative arts processes in which various methods and dilemmas around the role of art in social change are publicly shared and critically explored.

Furthermore, Arts Collaboratory aspires to be a unique form of transnational network for art and organizational practices that experiment with different collaborative structures, and is committed to working closely with all the participating organizations.