Germany
Short Description The worldwide increase in anti-Semitic thought and action is a central challenge for liberal democracy. With the Silvia Tennenbaum Scholarship, the Hertie Foundation gives authors, critics and artists who deal with the topics of anti-Semitism, remembrance culture and democracy the opportunity to pursue a new project. The fellows spend part of their time […]
Short Description Together with 20 member cities and a regional association as well as numerous municipal, supra-regional and international cultural partners, the NRWKS initiates, promotes and organises a wide range of programmes, projects and events – often interdisciplinary and experimental. Affiliated to the city of Wuppertal for 49 years as a public-law agreement, the NRWKS […]
Short Description MONSTER Exhibition is an international art project that began in 2013, originally inspired by the overwhelming impact of the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami.At its core lies the symbolic theme of the Kaiju—a creature that, in Japanese culture, represents both divine nature and destructive power. Since its launch, the exhibition has evolved into […]
Short Description: HIFMB and HWK have established a joint annual artist-in-residence fellowship. The art projects within this scheme are intended to address aspects of marine biodiversity change and to promote public understanding and the transfer of knowledge in a changing world through art. Main objectives are to develop new formats for the transfer of science into social and/or […]
Short Description: The “Wilhelm-Morgner-scholarship” was established in honour of the expressionist Wilhelm Morgnerfrom Soest, who fell victim to the war in 1917, aged 26. Morgner is considered an outstanding 20thcentury artist.The scholarship intends to support young artists in their individual artistic development. The artists’work to date should demonstrate intensity and seriousness.The artistic work should appeal […]
Organizer Information The Martin Roth Initiative (MRI) is a joint project of the Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen (ifa) and the Goethe-Institut. It was established to respond to the increasing global pressure on artistic freedom, cultural expression, and civil society. Named after Martin Roth, a prominent cultural leader and museum director, the initiative supports artists and cultural […]
Short Description: The LWL Museum of Art and Culture in Münster seeks a scientific trainee to work on the catalogue and other publications for the internationally renowned Skulptur Projekte 2027, curated by What, How & for Whom / WHW. The role offers experience at the intersection of contemporary art, public space, and publishing, within a major international […]
Short Description MONSTER Exhibition is an international art project that began in 2013, originally inspired by the overwhelming impact of the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami.At its core lies the symbolic theme of the Kaiju—a creature that, in Japanese culture, represents both divine nature and destructive power. Since its launch, the exhibition has evolved into […]
Short Description CreArt (Network of Cities for Artistic Creation) is a network of European cities aiming to promote creativity and the impact of the visual arts in everyday life. The participating cities are Aveiro [Portugal], Ceske Budejovice [Czech Republic], Kaunas [Lithuania], Liepaja [Latvia], Lublin [Poland], Oulu [Finland], Skopje (north Macedonia), Rouen and Clermont-Ferrand [France], Valladolid […]