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Submit an existing outdoor sculpture or installation artwork on the theme of Earth for acquisition into the Fondation François Schneider's collection.
Apply for an annual artistic stipend from the City of Warsaw for projects in eight creative disciplines.
French-speaking artists, authors, and researchers across all creative disciplines are invited to apply for a residency fellowship at Villa Medici in Rome involving creation, experimentation, research, and community participation.
Dutch museums and cultural heritage institutions apply for grants to acquire special items or partial collections to enrich the Netherlands Institute of Cultural Heritage.
The Art Office
Berlin's cultural administration funded music and sound art projects in 2008; this lists the 19 projects that received grants totaling €46,800.
International artists working in literature, visual arts, and composition may apply for a stipend-funded residency in Schöppingen, Germany.
Submit a cover letter, CV with publications list, and writing sample for a one-month visiting research fellowship in modern and contemporary art research.
Minimum fees for artistic work
Nordic collaboration in arts and culture, supporting innovative projects of high artistic and cultural quality that promote a diverse and sustainable Nordic region.
Submit a digital application form with letter of intent, CV, and portfolio to apply for a fellowship covering room, board, travel, and course fees at the Salzburg Summer Academy.
Research Stipends
Professional artists and curators in Berlin working in visual arts may apply for research stipends to support self-directed research projects, artistic development, and curatorial work.