Ukrainian

This summer Torhaus (a former gatekeepers house for Tempelhof Airport Building in Berlin) is getting renovated and three groups/collectives/individuals will be invited to explore this gate turning into a house. Participants from all disciplines will have the possibility to work in Torhaus for two weeks.

IZOLYATSIA is looking for evaluators with experience in the artistic and cultural sector to take part in the evaluation and selection process of projects supported by the ZMINA: Rebuilding subgranting scheme, both for national and international open calls. ZMINA: Rebuilding is a new program created to support the projects of Ukrainian artists, cultural organisations, and state institutions of culture.

On 2-9 June 2023, the EU Delegation to Ukraine is inviting 20 artists from EU member states and Ukraine to participate in a cultural residence. It aims to reflect on Ukraine’s cultural response to Russian aggression, emphasises the place of Ukrainian culture within broader European culture, and highlights its uniqueness.

Deutscher Musikrat (the German Music Council) offers grants for residency programmes in Germany for musicians from Ukraine, Russia and Belorussia who had to flee their home countries as a consequence of the war in Ukraine. German-based professional music ensembles are eligible to apply to provide residencies between September and December 2022.

Visualise is a long-term programme by the Ukrainian Institute aimed at supporting exhibition projects outside of Ukraine. The programme provides opportunities of co-programming, co-financing and communications support to international exhibitions that contribute to promoting the art of Ukraine globally and establishing institutional partnerships. The start of proposed projects should be scheduled no earlier than 1 April 2022.