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Culture Moves Europe Mobility Award for Individual Artists and Creative Practitioners and Residency Hosts
Webinar at 11:00am on Thursday 11th April on Zoom
The Culture Office of the Creative Europe Desk Ireland is delighted to invite you to join us for our upcoming webinar on Culture Moves Europe Mobility Award for Individual Artists and Creative Practitioners and Residency Hosts. We will be presenting Irish successful case studies for both individual artists and residency hosts. Join us to find out how to apply and what the award involves.
Are you an artist or do you work in the field of culture and would like funding support to carry out a project in another country?
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Culture Moves Europe offers mobility grants to individual artists and cultural professionals willing to implement a project abroad.
Culture Moves Europe’s Call for Individual Mobility
This call targets artists and cultural professionals working in the following sectors:
- Music
- Literature
- Architecture
- Cultural heritage
- Design and fashion design
- Visual arts
- Performing arts
Closing Date
The rolling call is open from 2nd October 2023 until 31st May 2024.
Read more about Culture Moves Europe’s Call for Individual Mobility here.
Culture Moves Europe Call for Residency Hosts
Are you an organisation or individual artist looking to host a residency in Ireland? The Culture Moves Europe call for residency hosts provides financial support to organisations and artists registered as legal entities working in the sectors of music, literature, architecture, cultural heritage, design and fashion design, visual arts, and performing arts. Legal entities can be non-profit organisations, non-governmental organisations, public bodies, foundations, companies, or self-employed persons.


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Call Opens
3rd call for residency hosts will open on 15th March 2024.
Read more about Culture Moves Europe Call for Residency Hosts here.
Useful Links
- Culture Moves Europe Linktree updates on calls, Q&A sessions and more
- FAQ about Culture Moves Europe Residency Call
- Goethe-Application Portal
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