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The Mondriaan Fund is the public fund for visual art and cultural heritage. All grant opportunities and activities can be found on this page. (English version available a.s.a.p.) Click here for the grant options of period 2017 -2020.

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Stimulating markets 25.11.2020

Buy this or this or this – KunstKoop exhibition

        25.01.2021
    
            Questions about your application, project or event, with regard to the coronavirus?
        
        15.01.2021
    
            Limited availability Monday 18 January
        
        12.01.2021
    
            HERE: Heritage Reflections – network meeting cultural heritage professionals
        
        26.11.2020
    
            Applications for 2021 begin on 4 January 2021
        
        29.10.2020
    
            Prix de Rome 2021 jury members announced
        
        19.10.2020
    
            New essay
        
        15.10.2020
    
            Get a Grant – a short, powerful application
        
        09.09.2020
    
            Thirty-eight Art Platforms Receive Mondriaan Fund Support
        
        12.05.2020
    
            From Eelco van der Lingen, Director Mondriaan Fund, May 12
        
        17.04.2020
    
            From Eelco van der Lingen, Director of the Mondriaan Fund, April 17
        
        17.04.2020
    
            Buy art with the KunstKoop, it’s possible again!
        
        26.03.2020
    
            Geneviève Lieuw, Marga Weimans and Rune Peitersen appointed to the Mondriaan Fund supervisory board
        
        27.02.2020
    
            Melanie Bonajo to represent the Netherlands at the 2021 Venice Biennale
        
        20.02.2020
    
            Dutch entry to 2021 Venice Art Biennale takes a radically different approach
        
        20.01.2020
    
            Walk-in consultation: 6 April (cancelled)