Laws & Regulations

Martin Roth Initiative supports artists and cultural actors at risk to temporarily relocate to Germany with the assistance of a host cultural institution. The application is submitted in tandem between the artists and cultural actors and the host organisations. Scholarships awarded through the programme last up to 15 months.

ifa (Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen / Institute for International Cultural Relations) invites proposals for the following research project: ‘Regional Expertise as Soft Power: Country-Specific Expertise in International Comparison’.

Under the authority of the Programmes Director, the Project Manager for Climate Change coordinates grant applications, supports the evaluation process and monitors funded projects, mainly in relation to climate change and disasters affecting cultural heritage.

Culture Resource (Al-Mawred Al-Thaqafy) is seeking an expert to carry out an evaluation of the Stand for Art programme by assessing the objectives achieved, gaining a deeper understanding of the challenges faced, and providing recommendations for potential developments within the programme.

SESAME will organise five songwriting camps in Bucharest, Romania, for 10 artists/bands residing in France, Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova, Turkey, Ukraine and Georgia. (Ukrainian artists/bands can apply even if they are residing in other countries.) Each camp will be seven days.

Pearle* is looking for a person who is familiar with the regulatory environment at European and international levels, and its functioning, who is service-oriented and well-organised, to join their team in Brussels.

Equitable Futures Fellowship is a new programme from the Doris Duke Foundation and the East-West Center, calling for leaders from a broad range of cultures and backgrounds. Fellows will explore techniques to empower previously unheard voices and resolve inequity in its many forms, including gaps in income, health care, and education; impacts of the climate crisis; and challenges to societal pluralism.

The current and the previous year have forced everyone to take a fresh look at freedom of artistic expression and recognise that it is threatened not only in countries with authoritarian regimes but also in countries with competitive democratic elections. This open call, titled ‘Non-Utterance’, aims to capture this moment, analyse the atmosphere in the artistic environment, and explore censorship and self-censorship in art.