Curatorial Intensive South Asia (CISA) is is an initiative of Khoj International Artists’ Association and Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan. for young curators from South Asia. It is a fully-funded fellowship programme in the field of curatorial practices relevant to South Asia in the visual arts. The program aims to develop a diversity of perspectives on the medium of the exhibition and to provide a structured and an experimental inquiry into the possibilities of curatorial practice today.

Khoj and Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan are inviting applications from early and mid-career curators to apply for the sixth edition of the Curatorial Intensive South Asia (CISA) program – **reimagined this year as a month-long, fully-funded, in-situ research residency program** at Khoj Studios in New Delhi, India.

  
The CISA residency offers curators the opportunity to establish contacts with cultural practitioners, researchers and academics, and build networks across India, South Asia and beyond. The residency is intended for self-driven curators who are looking to expand the scope of their curatorial practice in the South Asian context.

  
Applications are open to curators from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Bhutan, Afghanistan & Iran. **Five curators** from across South Asia will be selected by an external jury as part of the residency. The participating curators will be provided with a research space at Khoj to work on their curatorial proposal.

The residency at Khoj will have two phases.

  
**Phase I (15 Sept – 15 Oct) – Research, Mentoring & Project Development Phase**

Phase I will focus on the development of the proposed curatorial idea. The Khoj team and the program mentors will work closely with the residency participants as interlocutors to support them with the research of their proposed curatorial project. The residents will be mentored by established curators, academics and creative & cultural practitioners in New Delhi through Khoj’s network.

  
During this phase the residents will be required to ideate, moderate and execute a seminar which will support their research and expand their understanding of their curatorial project.

  
In Phase I, the curators will be introduced to foundational modules, along with museum and studio visits, galleries, and other relevant institutions.

  
The participants will receive a daily allowance to offset food and local travel expenses and accommodation at Khoj.

  
**Phase II (March or April, 2025) – Outcome Showcase**

In Phase II the curators will execute their curatorial projects in Delhi along with public programming and activations. The curators will be expected to define, identify and engage with audiences and larger publics as part of the outreach for the CISA program.

Selected artist receives a month-long, fully-funded, in situ research residency program at Khoj Studios in New Delhi, India. The participants will receive a daily allowance to offset food and local travel expenses and accommodation at Khoj, along with a production budget of up to 1 lakh Rupees per person to realise their projects. 

Curatorial Intensive South Asia (CISA)

**Cavendish Arts Science Fellowship at Girton College**

  
The annual Cavendish Arts Science Fellowship is delivered in partnership with Girton College thanks to the vision and generous support of Una Ryan.

  
The Fellowship supports the Cavendish Arts Science ethos of experimenting, decentring and re-imagining. It is designed for artists to develop thought-provoking ideas through engagement with physicists and those in other fields, and to experiment with new approaches to their practice that are transformative and push boundaries.

  
We actively encourage applications from artists with no previous experience of working with scientists or in a scientific environment.

  
Cavendish Arts Science is committed to non-discrimination and equal opportunities for all, regardless of sex, race, colour, religion and belief, ethnic or national origin, ancestry, age, marital status, sexual orientation, pregnancy and maternity, gender reassignment, gender identity, gender expression or disability. Please refer to the University of Cambridge's Equal Opportunities Policy for further information.

  
* Our current CAS Fellow is Ugandan contemporary artist, dancer and researcher, Robert Ssempijja.

  
* Previous CAS Fellow experimental filmmaker Logan Dandridge brought specific interests in memory, non-linear time and Black experience to his encounters with physicists as the inaugural CAS Fellow.

  
* Artist and composer Ain Bailey brought an interest in multi-channel sound, architectural acoustics and the constellation of sounds that form individual and community identities, to the Fellowship.

**The one-year Fellowship will begin in October 2024 and end in October 2025.**

  
The Fellowship includes a residency period in Cambridge, typically of at least six months up to one year. Exact dates of the residency period are flexible and will be agreed with the selected artist.

  
**Financial Support**

  
* A stipend of 10,000 GBP(£) will be paid to the successful candidate. This amount includes all taxes and is a contribution towards the artist's living costs and expenses
* Rent-free accommodation and meals will be provided at Girton College during the residency period in Cambridge
* A production budget of 10,000 GBP(£) will be made available to support the development of new work
* A travel budget of up to 3,000 GBP(£) (depending on where the artist is based) will be available to support the cost of travel to/from Cambridge during the Fellowship

Cavendish Arts Science Fellowship

Delfina Foundation is pleased to announce an international open call for its upcoming winter 2025 residency season (6 January – 30 March) under its recurring thematic programme science\_technology\_society. 

  
On this occasion, Delfina Foundation welcomes applications from artists, curators, researchers, technologists, activists, writers, and thinkers who seek to explore how emergent technologies effect our understanding of mental wellbeing, and who are interested in probing the potential for intersecting art, science, and technology to reimagine mental health support, justice, and pride. 

  
ABOUT THE RESIDENCY THEME 

  
We live in a time in which mental suffering appears to be both increasingly profound and ever proliferating. It is common to hear arguments about how the development of digital technologies has exacerbated our mental health crisis — as they drastically shape our sense of self, social relationships, as well as living and labouring conditions. Those same technological advances, however, are often held up as offering solutions, including through opening up new possibilities of forging connections, building support systems, and addressing marginalised needs. 

  
UK writer Micha Frazer-Carroll contends that while some new tools might help people fulfil the social construct of ‘mental health’, they cannot address the root causes of the suffering, harm, or oppression. Meanwhile, within the fields of art and activism, there is a growing interest in engaging with disability justice discourses, crip theory, anti-racist thinking, and queer theory to rethink mental justice and Mad politics. 

  
Against this fast-evolving socio-political, technological, and discursive backdrop, the winter 2025 residency season at Delfina Foundation invites practitioners to depart from the following questions: how could we re-examine the conceptualisation of ‘mental health’ today? What new mental landscapes could we envision? What forms of radical Mad knowledge and structures of care could we produce? 

  
DELFINA FOUNDATION’S THEMATIC PROGRAMMES 

  
Delfina Foundation’s residency programme is structured around the four seasons of the year. Within this, occasional twelve-week seasons bring together groups of practitioners under a specific theme to collectively engage in a shared area of interest. Current recurring themes include: Performance as Process, Collecting as Practice, The Politics of Food, and science\_technology\_society. The ambition of the thematic seasons is to create a focused environment that fosters interdisciplinary collaboration and exchange among practitioners from around the world who can offer different approaches and insights. These ongoing programmes build on each other, creating an ever-evolving hub for incubating ideas and connecting an international network of practitioners. 

  
Delfina Foundation’s winter residency season 2025 (6 January to 30 March) sees the third iteration of its theme science\_technology\_society.

**INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS**

The selected international applicants will be offered a fully-funded twelve-week residency, including:

  
— A return economy-class flight

— Airport transfers in the UK

— Reimbursement of visa fees (if required)

— Per diems of £35 per day

— A materials budget of £800

— A travel pass for London’s public transport network

— A single bedroom with a desk at Delfina Foundation, a house which hosts up to 8 residents with shared facilities, including: bathrooms, laundry rooms, a kitchen, library and dining room.

  
Please note that travel insurance is not covered. Selected residents are required to obtain travel insurance at their own initiative and expense, and to send a copy of the insurance documents to Delfina Foundation in advance of travelling to the residency.

  
**UK APPLICANTS**

Applicants based in the UK will be considered for nonresidential participation in the programme and will be paid a fixed fee of £3000 for their involvement, plus reimbursements for pre-agreed travel costs required for their participation.

  
**_One residency will be offered to a practitioner based in Brazil, whose participation will be supported by Instituto Inclusartiz._**

Science_Technology_Society

**The "Elsewhere" Ruthin International Arts Festival 2024, set in Ruthin, North Wales, calls for artists and poets working in video art, installation art, public art, or poetry. This festival, themed "Elsewhere," seeks to delve into space, identity, and community through art in Ruthin's medieval town.**

  
The inaugural edition of Ruthin International Arts Festival invites contemporary artists and poets who work in video art, installation art, public art or poetry to together transform the ancient mediaeval town of Ruthin in North Wales, into a dynamic, experimental living art scene.

  
Centred around the theme "Elsewhere," our festival aims to explore concepts of space, identity, and community within the historic context of Ruthin.

  
We are currently accepting submissions for three dynamic strands of the festival:

  
* 100 Poets: We aim to curate a collection of 100 poets, celebrating a diversity of linguistic and cultural backgrounds. Selected poems will be woven into the fabric of Ruthin, either displayed in public spaces or vocalised in their original languages by poets. We’re particularly interested in poems written in languages other than English. Please let us know whether you want to participate in a reading.
* Moving Image: Looking for works of moving images that push boundaries and provoke thought. Your work should engage with the festival's theme, offering new perspectives on space, identity, or community. Selected work will be displayed in one of the oldest timber houses in Wales.
* Site-responsive installation and sculpture: Calling for installation, sculpture and public art pieces that can have a dialogue with Ruthin's environment, architecture, natural landscapes and histories. We're interested in works that can have an unique chemistry with Ruthin. Selected work will either be displayed in a field or integrated within the existing buildings in Ruthin. Venue informations can be found below.

  
**Festival Details:**

Dates: 28 June - 3 July 2024, with special focus on opening days (28-29 June).

Location: Ruthin, North Wales - incorporating both indoor and outdoor venues.

**Selected artists will receive:**

* Technical support.
* International press coverage.
* Documentation of their work.
* Opportunities to interact with fellow artists, film directors, and poets.
* Consideration for an artist residency in Ruthin.

  
**Poets selected for readings will additionally receive:**

* Accommodation in Ruthin (28-30 June).
* Travel expenses within the UK.
* A modest subsidy.

Welsh Language Writing for "Elsewhere"

Intoduction:

Emerging from the collaborative endeavors of the founding members with different transdisciplinary ecological trajectories and residencies around the world, the Bauhaus Bavaria Artist-in-Residence program celebrates sustainable practices and inclusive spirit merged with the ethos of the Bauhaus Movement and the Black Mountain College. Nestled amidst the breathtaking landscape of lower Bavaria, the residency offers a unique opportunity for sustainable creative experimentation. Spanning 20,000 square meters and featuring two historic buildings—the Höpfelgut and the former hermitage of Franciscan monk Elias Zormeyer—our location embodies a rich tapestry of history and natural beauty. Designed by the renowned artisans, the Höpfls, these centuries-old structures serve as a hub for creative transdisciplinary endeavor and collaborations and are a testament to Bavaria's sustainable architectural heritage.

We are happy to announce this year's Bauhaus Bavaria Artist-in-Residence program, focusing on the various relationships and entanglements of nature and the built environment.

* local techniques and materials such as clay, stone and wood
* habitats as shared spaces for humans and non-human species
* neuroarchitecture / architecture and perception
* sustainable ecological building practices
* permaculture, upcycling
* biodiversity-enhancing landscape architecture
* monument protection, building in existing buildings, conservation / restoration of buildings
* informal education

The Artist - Residency format will be complemented by excursions and lectures and mentoring sessions and conclude in a final exhibition presentation of the projects and experimental research.

  

What we are offering

  
* 4 month residency starting 1st of July, 2024 for 5 artist/cultural producers
* Stipend 750,- per Month (this stipend is a daily allowance of €25 per person per day. It is a contribution to food, local transport, etc.)
* Travel allowance: Travel distance under 5,000 km: €350 per person for round-trip.
* Travel distance from 5,000 km: €700 per person for round-trip
* Green top-up €350 per person for choosing not to travel by airplane (round-trip). Only applicable for distances of 600 km and more.
* Disability support Up to €75 per person per day. For people whose disabilities affect their ability to carry out the mobility project. Budget to be agreed with the team according to individual needs.
* The top-ups can be added cumulatively: one person can receive several top-ups at the same time. Justification and proof for the required top-ups will be asked.
* Visa related expenses 80 Euros
* Accomodation / Workspace
* Mentoring
* Field Trips
* Exhibition at the end of the Residency

  

BAUHAUS BAVARIA AIR Open Call : NATURE - BUILT ENVIRONMENT

It has been awarded at the Donaueschinger Musiktage since 1972 and has since become the most important international award for advanced works of radio art: the Karl Sczuka Prize, founded in 1955 by the former Südwestfunk and initially awarded every two years for radio play music.

  
The Karl Sczuka Prize has since become the most important international award for advanced works of radio art. In 1955 it was donated by the former Südwestfunk and initially awarded for radio play music every two years. According to the statutes, the award has been given since 1972 to the “best production of an audio work that uses musical materials and structures in acoustic forms”. John Cage, Oswald Egger, Luc Ferrari, Heiner Goebbels, Mauricio Kagel, Alison Knowles, Friederike Mayröcker and Gerhard Rühm were among the prize winners who came to Donaueschingen.

The independent jury consisting of Olaf Nicolai (chair), Inke Arns, Julia Cloot, Michael Grote and Thomas Meinecke will decide who will receive the 63rd prize, which will be awarded this year, at their meeting in June. It is open to the public and consists of a main prize of 12,500 euros and a sponsorship prize of 2,500 euros. The funding award includes the possibility of a two-week production in a Südwestrundfunk radio play studio.

  
In conjunction with the awarding of the Karl Sczuka Prize, the “Karl Sczuka Research Scholarship in Collaboration with the Goethe Institute” is jointly awarded by SWR and the Goethe Institute as an additional prize. The aim of the research grant, which is endowed with 5,000 euros, is to support the research phase for international radio art projects, which is often only possible under rudimentary conditions. It offers the opportunity to do research in non-German-speaking countries. The annual research grant is aimed at artists who work in the field of acoustic and time-based art (audio, performance and sound artists), who deal with the narrative, technical and artistic possibilities of the medium of radio and who are active in Germany .

Karl Sczuka Prize for Works of Radio Art

**Digital Soul**

**Summary**

**ArtX Gallery, founded in the technological heart of Silicon Valley, invites artists to join the "Digital Soul" exhibition. And it will be part of GenAI Summit with Microsoft as an anchor sponsor, expecting around 10,000 visitors daily. This event challenges you to envision and interpret the nature of a digital soul through your unique artistic lens.**

* **Open Call for Artists: /imagine...Digital Soul Silicon Valley International Digital Art Exhibit**
* **Submission Deadline: 5/26/2024 - Late submissions will not be considered.**
* **Venue: ArtX Gallery, Gen AI Summit**
* **Exhibit Dates: 5/29/2024 - 5/31/2024**
* **Location: Palace of Fine Arts, 3601 Lyon St, San Francisco, California, CA94123 US**
* **Expected Attendance: \~10,000 visitors daily**
* **With Microsoft as an anchor sponsor**

  
**Curatorial Statement**

In this era of rapid digital evolution, the question of whether "digital has a soul" is not only exciting but also filled with fear. In the "Digital Soul" exhibition, presented jointly by ArtX Gallery and the Gen AI Summit, the curator and artist MetaCher invites audiences to explore the concept of a digital soul together. As technology advances to the point where it can simulate and even replicate human emotions and cognition, how will humans interact with such entities?

  
This exhibition is not merely a display of artworks; it is a profound exploration and open dialogue about this core issue. Through a series of innovative digital artworks, we explore whether artificial intelligence can exhibit the complex emotions and deep thinking characteristic of humans. These works challenge traditional definitions of the soul and existence, leading viewers into a potential future where artificial intelligence becomes an 'other' with independent consciousness.

  
Our exhibition aims to spark reflections on the possible future directions of relationships between artificial intelligence and humans. The artists featured raise a series of provocative questions through their works: If artificial intelligences possess souls, will we regard them as equals in emotional terms? How will human self-identity adapt to these new 'digital companions'? These questions are not only about technological advancements but also touch on philosophical, ethical, and sociological domains.

  
In this "Digital Soul" exhibition, we are not just showcasing art; we are exploring the future. This is a collision of ideas, a foresight into the future, and a deep integration of culture and technology. As you step into the exhibition hall, we hope each piece will inspire deep thought and guide you to ponder the existence and meaning of the soul in the digital age.

**About ArtX Gallery:**

ArtX Gallery believes in the symbiotic relationship between art and technology. Planted in the center of technological innovation, "X" symbolizes infinite possibilities, interdisciplinary collaboration, and personal immersive exploration. ArtX is a platform that empowers young artists to integrate art with multiple disciplines, shaping the future of artistic practice.

**Gen AI Summit:**

With Microsoft as an anchor sponsor, GPT DAO is hosting this generative AI summer extravaganza, inviting you to dive into the heart of innovation at the GenAI Summit San Francisco 2024, set in the awe-inspiring, historic Palace of Fine Arts from May 29th to May 31st. This summit is not just an event, it’s an extraordinary convergence of the brightest minds in Generative AI, encapsulating the spirit of the future.

**1\. Who is eligible to submit?**

* Eligible age: Artists should be at least 18 years old by the time of submission.
* Eligible nationality: We welcome artists of all nationalities.

**2.What are the requirements of the artwork?**

* Media Accepted: Video Art, Digital Art, Interactive, AI-generated Works, Music, and More.
* Artworks will be displayed as part of the 'Digital Soul' exhibit on a 22-inch x 22-inch screen.
* All works must be digital. Each artist may submit between 1 and 4 artworks

**3\. What media are supporting our exhibition?**

* U.S. Media: The Associated Press / Digital Journal / HTV10.TV / SNNTV / NCN / FOX 28 / FOX 43
* ​U.K. Media: Business London Press / UK News Latest / United Kingdom News.Net / London Mercury / Liverpool Star / NewsAnyway
* ​Art Media: Artrabbit / artaviso / service.exibart / sebsartlist / widewalls / slideshare /artx Gallery

**4\. Is there any submission / participation fee?**

* There is no submission fee. However, we ask all the selected artists to pay a $300 participation fee.
* The fee includes: Media promotion, exhibition ceremony, and more
* The fee does not include: Artist accommodation, shipping of the artwork to/from the venue, etc.

**5\. How should I submit?**

**Please send the following materials via our open call form for consideration.**

1. Your artist bio (200 words maximum)
2. Your CV/Resume
3. Your Artwork (1-4 artworks, with maximum 4 photos each, 10mb total in size maximum.)
4. Link of your artwork (Please only do so if your artwork is duration based.)

**6\. Exhibition Goals:**

This exhibition aims to provoke deep reflection and dialogue about the relationships between artificial intelligence and humans, touching upon ethical, philosophical, and sociological domains. It is not only a showcase of art but a platform for exploring the future, where your creations will inspire and challenge perceptions. Join us in this groundbreaking exhibition as we delve into the existence and meaning of the soul in the digital age. Each selected piece will contribute to a rich tapestry of ideas, foresight, and cultural and technological integration. We look forward to seeing how your art addresses these complex themes and invites dialogue among an anticipated audience of thinkers, creators, and innovators.

* **​Feel free to ask us any questions you might have.**
* **Please submit the following materials by May 26th , 2024 to : hello@artx.studio**

**Event date:** 

May 29, 2024 to May 31, 2024

**Location:** 

Palace of Fine Arts, 3601 Lyon St, San Francisco, California, CA94123 US 

**Deadline:** 

26/May/2024

**Entry Fee:**

* Yes

**Fee Detail:** 

There is no fee to submit an application, but the exhibition fee will be $300 after being selected.

**Contact Information:** 

hello@artx.studio

**What media are supporting our exhibition?**

* U.S. Media: The Associated Press / Digital Journal / HTV10.TV / SNNTV / NCN / FOX 28 / FOX 43
* ​U.K. Media: Business London Press / UK News Latest / United Kingdom News.Net / London Mercury / Liverpool Star / NewsAnyway
* ​Art Media: Artrabbit / artaviso / service.exibart / sebsartlist / widewalls / slideshare /artx Gallery

  

Open Call /imagine...Digital Soul Silicon Valley Art Exhibit

**_Art in Odd Places (AiOP)_ 2024: CARE**

**October 18-20, 14th Street New York City**

**CONCERN | ATTENTION | PROTECTION | SORROW |TENDERNESS**

_Art in Odd Places (AiOP)_ is pleased to announce the dates, curators, and theme of the nineteenth edition of the iconic public visual and performance art festival that takes place along 14th Street in Manhattan every fall. _AiOP 2024: CARE_ will take place October 18-20, 2024, and will be curated by Patricia Miranda and Christopher Kaczmarek. Artists, performers, agitators, and caretakers are invited to apply as individuals, collectives, and collaborators interested in proposing projects that invite the public to stop, to rest, to consider, and, above all, to care.

Care is a ripple. From intimate to global, from self-care, care of family and lover, friend and neighbor, town and city, state and country, the global world, care undulates out to our whole island planet and every species upon it. To care is to look after, provide for, to watch over, to grieve, to lament, to cry, to feel concern, to attach importance. In a year of political turmoil, war, and environmental devastation, how wide can our caring arms be embraced? Who can we give care to? What can we care about? What can we watch over? What and who can we be careful about? Who is deemed worthy of care? What is appropriate care? When is care invasive? Should we care? Can we not care? Do we have that luxury? How can we give protective attention, caution, concern, and prudence? Can we extend care beyond our bodily, familial, national, species, and earthly borders? _AiOP 2024_ asks how art can create spaces and actions of compassionate fearless care. Can we offer and enter them with joy and love?

Participation in public visual and performance art festival _AiOP 2024: CARE_ in New York City.

CARE / Open Call for Proposals

The Supporting Act Foundation is an independent non-profit organization, founded and funded by WeTransfer.

**Our mission is simple yet powerful—to help emerging artists and grassroots arts organizations fulfill their potential, leaving no person or community behind.**

To this end, our grants and bursaries focus on artists and groups from marginalized communities who are seeking social, intersectional, and environmental justice. By creating opportunities and offering assistance to those underrecognized in the arts, we aspire to challenge its many barriers, shape a creative ecosystem open to everyone, and support meaningful change in the arts and society.

  
The **Impact Grant** is a program created by The Supporting Act Foundation to support underfunded grassroots arts organizations that have a community-driven approach in topics that relate to the use of arts for social change, and are working with emerging artists from underrecognized or marginalized groups. This grant program is built on extensive research into the challenges that emerging artists are facing in Europe, and into alternative philanthropic approaches. We learned that reducing financial uncertainty for artist-led organizations is key in achieving long-term and systemic change in the arts. It is also a way of creating conditions for a political, cultural, and economic power shift, helping build stronger communities and achieve positive impacts across the creative ecosystem.

Visit: www.thesupportingact.org/programs/impact-grant-2024

  
The **Creative Bursary** is a grant program created by The Supporting Act Foundation to help emerging artists at early stages of their careers who come from underrecognized and/or marginalized groups, and are in need of financial support. This year we are focusing on undergraduate students in the final year of their studies who are looking to develop their practice towards arts for social change, and are building solidarity networks for others. This grant program is built on extensive research into the challenges facing emerging artists in Europe, and aims to address the areas on which the foundation is focused: reducing precarity, fighting discrimination, and addressing vulnerability. Our priority is to support people who are underrecognized in the creative and cultural sectors, and who have fewer opportunities to fulfill their creative potential.

Visit: www.thesupportingact.org/programs/creative-bursary-2024

* 12 x Impact Grant of €50,000: Impact Grants help artist-led grassroots organizations with community-driven approaches towards using arts for social change, particularly those offering support to emerging artists from under-recognized groups. The grants are unrestricted, reducing financial uncertainties for these organizations, and enabling them to expand their reach. Impact Grants are open to non-profits registered in the UK, the Netherlands, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain, or with a fiscal sponsor in one of these countries.

  
* 20 x Creative Bursary of €10,000 to support undergraduate students from marginalized groups who are experiencing financial hardship, and are looking to develop practices focusing on arts for social change. Creative Bursaries are open to students entering the final year of their studies based in the UK, the Netherlands, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain.

  
For full details and eligibility criteria for the grant programs, please visit https://thesupportingact.org/programs/
  
  

Open Call for grants

The Creativity Pioneers Fund (CPF) catalyzes transformational social change by investing in, connecting, and championing cultural and creative organizations that advance bold and unconventional practices for building a more just, inclusive, and equitable world. Working with and alongside organizations, donors and other stakeholders across the creative ecosystem, the Creativity Pioneers Fund aims to mobilize a collective effort to advance Creativity for Social Change. 

  
The Creativity Pioneers Fund was launched in 2021 by Moleskine Foundation to provide flexible funding in the amount of € 5,000 to creative and cultural organizations to help sustain their essential functions and programs. Today, the Creativity Pioneers Fund represents a coalition of Partners who believe in the transforming power of creativity and the need to use a new philanthropic approach to social change. Leveraging the creative ecosystem of partners and stakeholders, the Creativity Pioneers Fund aims to offer various learning and development opportunities for its participants/recipients. 

  
The micro-grant represents only a starting point for a more extensive and long-term collaboration system towards a platform model that provides the Creativity Pioneers with access to more financial opportunities, in-kind and know-how support, mentoring and learning opportunities, peer-to-peer exchange and networking. 

  
The Creativity Pioneers Fund intends to invest in bold, inspiring and intersectional organizations close to the challenges and communities they seek to address. Through the Creativity Pioneers Fund, we are promoting a more progressive philanthropic approach based on trust, unrestricted funding, valorization of intersectionality, simple and inclusive paperwork both at the selection process and M&E, and a strong focus on building long-lasting networks and ecosystems.

* The Creativity Pioneers Fund provides **unrestricted funding with a 5,000 euro grant** to organizations to help sustain their essential functions and programs.

  
* **The micro-grant represents only a starting point for a more extensive and long-term collaboration system** towards a platform model that provides the Creativity Pioneers with access to more financial opportunities, in-kind and know-how support, mentoring and learning opportunities, peer-to-peer exchange and networking.

Creativity Pioneers Fund 2024

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