Prix Art Ensemble – CENTQUATRE-PARIS
Submit a collaborative or participatory art project developed in France with active community participation, as an individual artist, duo, or collective.
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Get matched →- Deadline
- annual cycle, check dates
- Entry fee
- Not listed - check the source
- Award
- 4 artist or artistic team laureates receive €10,000 per project
- Location
- CENTQUATRE-PARIS, Paris, France
- Exhibition window
- Mar 1, 2027
- Applicants notified
- Jun 24, 2026
About
About the Prize
The Gulbenkian Foundation's French Delegation partners with CENTQUATRE-PARIS for the fourth year to support, reward, and promote artists working in collaborative art, participatory art, and practices for social inclusion. The program selects innovative projects centered on co-creation and community engagement.
Key Dates
- Application deadline: April 26, 2026
- Prize ceremony: June 24, 2026
- Program launch: March 2027
Awards
Four artists or artistic teams will be selected. Each laureate receives €10,000 per project to cover technical and artistic production costs and artist fees. Additional funding may be sought from partner structures.
Eligibility
- Visual arts practitioners or teams eligible
- Individual, duo, or collective applications accepted
- Interdisciplinary projects welcome if visual arts is the primary discipline
- Projects in development or pilot stage only; completed projects excluded
- Group commitment letter required describing their role and involvement in co-creation and project support
Who May Apply
Individual visual artists, artistic duos, collectives, and teams—with or without an accompanying organizational structure.
- Award
- 4 artist or artistic team laureates receive €10,000 per project
- Theme
- The Prix Art Ensemble supports artists developing innovative collaborative, participatory, and socially inclusive art projects with meaningful community co-creation and engagement.
- Eligibility
- Visual arts practitioners working individually, in pairs, or collectively; projects must be developed in France and centered on co-creation, active community engagement, and participation as co-creators with a specific social or territorial group.
- Audience
- Visual artists and artistic teams working in collaborative, participatory, or socially inclusive art practices.
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