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Request for Proposals: Art Media Grant Program

International Cultural Exchanges Scheme (Malta)

Deadline: 02-Apr-2026

The Art Media Grant Program by the Mondriaan Fund supports platforms and individuals working to strengthen public engagement and critical discourse around contemporary visual art. The grant covers up to 70% of eligible costs, with a total budget of €229,000 per round, and supports projects in the Netherlands and the Caribbean part of the Kingdom.

Overview

The Art Media Grant Program supports projects that stimulate discussion, reflection, and public engagement with contemporary visual art.

It is aimed at initiatives that promote independent perspectives, encourage critical discourse, and highlight the social importance of visual art through written or spoken media.

Funding Information

Work Plan Options

What the Grant Supports

The programme supports projects that:

Supported outputs may include:

These can be distributed through:

Who Can Apply?

Eligible applicants include:

The grant also supports:

Geographic Scope

Projects should contribute to contemporary visual art discourse in:

Why This Grant Matters

This programme is valuable because it supports independent art media voices and helps strengthen the broader ecosystem around contemporary visual art.

It is especially useful for projects that:

FAQs

How much funding is available?

Funding is based on the project budget and can cover up to 70% of eligible costs.

What is the total budget per round?

The total available budget is €229,000 per funding round.

Can individuals apply?

Yes. Curators, critics, journalists, and social content creators can apply.

What types of content are supported?

Projects producing articles, long reads, podcasts, and other written or spoken-word publications are eligible.

How long can the grant support last?

Conclusion

The Art Media Grant Program is a strong opportunity for media platforms and individuals working to deepen public engagement with contemporary visual art.

With support for up to 70% of costs and flexible formats, it is ideal for projects that create independent, thoughtful, and accessible art discourse in the Netherlands and the Caribbean part of the Kingdom.

For more information, visit Mondriaan Fund.

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