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In 2023, the Mondriaan Fund is touring the Kingdom of the Netherlands. During this tour, we provide information about the fund and collect information about local developments. On November 28, we will host an online information meeting for the Caribbean part of the Kingdom.
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Programme online meeting Tuesday 28 November
Language: English
Online walk-in consultation hour (09.30u AST /14.30u CET)
An online walk-in consultation hour attended by Mondriaan Fund employees. You can call in without an appointment to get to know each other one on one, ask questions and exchange experiences.
Plenary programme (11.00u AST /16.00u CET)
- Introduction to the Mondriaan Fund
Eelco van der Lingen (director Mondriaan Fund) talks about, amongst other things, the policy of the Mondriaan Fund and takes a look at the future.
Rapti Miedema (head of heritage and pilots at the Mondriaan Fund) and Wouter Koelman (head of visual arts and international) explain how the fund works and what happens to your application once you have submitted it.
Local speaker about what is going on in the visual arts and heritage field of the Caribbean part of the Kingdom. A conversation about the needs and possibilities on the islands, with a broad view on the developments in the Caribbean part of the Kingdom.
2. Theme sessions
During brief theme sessions we share some tips & tricks for your application. You can register for one of the following sessions:
- Writing an application for the first time: how do you go about it?
- Applying the codes: what is required and what is not?
- Grants for artists: what can we do for you?
- Grants for institutions: what can we do for you?
- Share your knowledge: tell the Mondriaan Fund what is going on in your region
We hope to see you there!
Team Mondriaan Fund
Sharing this invitation with your visual arts and heritage network is appreciated.
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