Deadline: 30 September 2018
The Foundation for Indian Contemporary Art is inviting applications for the Public Art Grant 2018 in order to support art projects located in the public realm in India.
Through the grant, FICA aims to generate interest in public art projects, and initiate an open debate among artists, local communities and the larger public to engage with shared environments in new ways.
Funding Information
- The recipient of the grant will receive a maximum of Rs. 3 lakhs for the project detailed in their application.
- The period of the grant is one year (01 January – 31 December 2019).
Eligibility Criteria
- Applicant Requirements
- Individuals or groups may apply.
- The applicant/s needs to be 18 years or older.
- The applicant/s should be an Indian citizen/s, currently residing in India.
- Project Requirements
- The project must be located in India. Location details need to be specified in the proposal.
- The project should have the specific intention of being sited or staged in the public domain.
- The project can be environmentally focused, community-based, or deal with critical issues related to the visual arts and the public.
- The project proposal should clearly specify the specific modes which it will employ to engage with the public.
- The proposal should include as much information about the project as possible, thus enabling to gain greater clarity about the potential and practicality of the project. Please read through the application form carefully for what is required for submission.
- The project should be feasible in terms of costs and scale, and should meet the dates set in the timeline.
How to Apply
- Materials to be submitted:
- The completed application form
- A 1000-1500 word project proposal
- A detailed budget of the project
- The timeline of project development
- Current resume of applicant/s. If applicable, include a list of projects/works done so far in the public domain, along with images and descriptions.
- Maximum of 20 images of the applicant’s current works if applicable to the context of public art. For video based work, up to 10 minutes of video file(s) is allowed. The video file(s) should be compatible for playback on Windows Media Player/Quick Time Player/ Real Player.
- Applications must be submitted via mail at the address given on the website.
Eligible Country: India
For more information, please visit Public Art Grant 2018.
