GENERAL GUIDELINES
Both individual and group applicants from Finland and the Benelux countries are welcome to apply. The form and medium of the project are open.
The chosen artistic work or project will be commissioned by the Finnish Cultural Institute and produced by the applicant. The Institute’s support will be directed towards production costs of creating the new art work.
The work must be feasible within the given budget. This includes material and travel expenses and/or salaries, for example. Nevertheless a minimum of 2000€ shall be directed to the artist’s fee. The applicant may also apply for other external funding, subject to be negotiated with the Finnish Cultural institute.
The production period will be June 2016 – March 2017.
JURY
The final concept will be selected by an international jury of five, consisting of the project partners:
Aura Seikkula, ArtHelsinki
Kathleen Weyts, BOZAR Centre for Fine Arts
Michael Defuster, Castrum Peregrini
Aleksi Malmberg, Finnish Cultural Institute for the Benelux
Raija Koli, Frame Visual Art Finland
The Finnish Cultural Institute for the Benelux will chair the jury.
HOW TO APPLY
The application period is 21 April – 15 May. All applications must be sent electronically to the Finnish Cultural Institute for the Benelux, addressed to annukka.vahasoyrinki@finncult.be with the headline Mobile Home(less).
The language for the applications is English. The proposal should be sent as one single pdf file, and it must include:
-Written presentation of the concept, maximum of two A4 (pdf)
-Production plan and timetable, maximum of one A4 (pdf)
-Budget plan within the given production budget (10 000€)
-Short biography of the applicant and previous artistic activities, maximum of one A4
-In addition, the applicant should attach 1-5 images (in jpg, tiff or pdf format).
FINNISH CULTURAL INSTITUTE FOR THE BENELUX & MOBILE HOME 2017
Finnish Cultural Institute for the Benelux builds bridges for actors in culture, art and science. Based in Brussels, its’ scope of operations covers Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. The Institute is one of the 17 Finnish cultural and science institutes, and it is maintained by a private foundation.
-The open call is part of Mobile Home 2017 project, initiated by the Finnish Cultural and Academic Institutes in Paris, Berlin, Brussels and London. Mobile Home 2017 takes place in various locations in 2017 to celebrate Finland’s 100 years of independence, exploring various notions of home.
For more information on the open call please click here.
MORE INFORMATION:
Aleksi Malmberg, Director, the Finnish Cultural Institute for the Benelux
aleksi.malmberg@finncult.be, +32475764332
Mobile Home(less) is a part of Finland 100, celebrating Finland’s 100th year of independence in 2017. The partners for Mobile Home(less) are ArtHelsinki , BOZAR, Castrum Peregrini, Frame – center for visual arts and Helsinki Festival.
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