Deadline: 18-Oct-24
Applications are now open for Art for hope, an exceptional initiative inspired by Hyundai’s global vision of “Progress for Humanity” which invites applications from artists across various art forms.
Cost Covered
- The grant supports artists in procuring materials to execute the project or support their livelihood if materials are already available.
- Artists must use the grant to complete the projects as proposed for public viewing. Grants will be distributed in two phases: 50% upon selection and 50% after project completion, submission of a closing report, and public exhibition. Other Conditions:
- Projects can be located anywhere in India and must be completed within 6-8 weeks of the grant announcement.
- Projects, in whole or in part, will be displayed in a group public exhibition in Delhi/NCR or any other location at HMIF’s discretion.
- Artists must submit a 1000-word report on grant utilization within 30 days of project completion, including process images and descriptions for final grant disbursement.
- HMIF’s advisory committee will provide mentorship and guidance for project execution and may direct artists to work in collaboration.
Eligibility Criteria
- Project proposals are invited from individual artists, collectives, institutions, or foundations across various domains, including visual art, performance art, digital art, folk and traditional arts, crafts, and community arts.
- Artists from Institutions:
- Registered NGOs
- Trusts
- Museums
- Associations
- Collectives
- Social Enterprises
- Individual Artists:
- Practicing artists under the age of 40 (no age limit for the traditional art category).
- Formally trained in arts for a minimum of 3-4 years, unless the artist is a traditional or folk artist.
- Artisan cards are required for traditional artists.
- Art must be the primary occupation of the participant.
- Grants are open only to Indian citizens residing in India, with a preference for youth, women, and artists from non-metro cities.
- Specially-abled Artists:
- Specially-abled artists are encouraged to apply under the individual category.
- Specially-abled artists may receive additional mentorship and guidance to facilitate project completion.
- Applicants must provide their UNIQUE DISABILITY ID CARD (UDID) or a certificate for validation.
Selection Criteria
- Completed application forms meeting the eligibility criteria will be considered.
- Previous grant recipients from Hyundai Motor India Foundation (HMIF) or other organizations are advised not to apply.
- Project proposals addressing community-relevant social and environmental causes, unless in support of recognized traditional arts and crafts will be considered.
- Art craft works of Specially Abled artists will be evaluated considering their unique perspectives and challenges.
- HMIF appointed panel of jury members will select artists based on:
- Artist portfolio and project proposal.
- Quality of art.
- Community social impact of the proposed project.
- Originality of concept.
For more information, visit Hyundai.