Étant Donnés Contemporary Art - Villa Albertine
French and American artists, curators, and institutions can apply for grants, fellowships, and prizes to support contemporary art collaborations and exhibitions between France and the United States.
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Get matched →- Deadline
- annual cycle, check dates
- Entry fee
- Not listed - check the source
- Award
- $15,000
- Location
- United States and France
About
Overview
Étant donnés Contemporary Art, organized by Villa Albertine and Albertine Foundation with exclusive sponsorship by the AXA Foundation for Human Progress, aims to strengthen ties between France and the United States in contemporary art by fostering active collaboration and long-lasting partnerships. For 30 years, the program has supported over 700 artists, 50 curators, and over 350 projects in more than 200 institutions across 87 cities in both countries.
Programs
- Creative Grants for Projects in the United States and France: Financial support to American and French nonprofit institutions organizing exhibitions featuring living French or France-based artists and American artists, respectively.
- Curatorial Fellowships: Funding to American curators wishing to conduct research on the French visual arts scene.
- CPGA – Villa Albertine Étant Donnés Prize: A $15,000 award shared between a living French or France-based artist and their representing gallery, acknowledging significant artistic contributions.
Key Dates
- Creative Grants: Next open call during fall 2026
- CPGA Prize: Next open call by the end of September 2026
Eligibility
- Creative Grants: American and French nonprofit institutions (museums, art centers, etc.)
- Curatorial Fellowships: American curators
- CPGA Prize: Any gallery presenting at least one work by a living French or France-based artist at Art Basel Miami Beach
Awards
CPGA Prize: $15,000 award to be shared between a living French or France-based artist and their representing gallery. Specific award amounts for Creative Grants and Curatorial Fellowships are not detailed in this listing.
Contact
Guillaume Lefevre, Program Officer, Visual Arts: [email protected]
- Award
- $15,000 award to be shared between a living French or France-based artist and their representing gallery (CPGA Prize); Creative Grants and Curatorial Fellowships (amounts not specified)
- Theme
- The program strengthens ties between France and the United States in contemporary art by fostering active collaboration and long-lasting partnerships between French and American artists, curators, and cultural institutions through grants, fellowships, and prizes.
- Eligibility
- Living French or France-based artists and American artists; American and French nonprofit institutions (museums, art centers); American curators; galleries presenting work by living French or France-based artists at Art Basel Miami Beach (for CPGA Prize).
- Audience
- American and French nonprofit institutions, curators, and living French or France-based artists and American artists
- Contact
- [email protected]
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