Culture Moves Europe is the new EU mobility scheme that offers grants to artists, cultural professionals and host organisations in all Creative Europe countries who work in the sectors of architecture, cultural heritage, design and fashion design, literary translation, music, performing arts, and visual arts.
Culture Moves Europe is composed of two action lines:
- Individual mobility for artists and cultural professionals;
- Residencies for host organisations.
This call is open to residency hosts that are legal entities (e.g. non-for-profit, private, public bodies, foundations, etc.) in one of the Creative Europe countries and that are active in the sectors of architecture, cultural heritage, design, and fashion design, literature, music, performing arts and visual arts.
Mobility grant
The residency grant contributes to the costs connected to hosting international artists and cultural professionals and their mobility. Accommodation is provided by the residency host. The grant includes travel allowance and daily allowance for the participating artists and cultural professionals. It is part of the residency grant that hosts will receive. The travel allowance depends on the participants’ travel distance and means of transportation.
- Travel distance under 5 000 km: standard amount of €350
- Travel distance from 5 000 km: standard amount of €700
- Daily allowance €25 per day, per participant artist or cultural professional.
- Green mobility top-up: €350
- Overseas Countries and Territories or Outermost Regions top-ups: €150
- Visa top-up: €80
- Disability support: up to €75 per day, per participant.
- Family top-up: €100
How to apply
Hosts need to submit a residency proposal that includes its objectives, expected impact, and duration. Hosts will act as a mentor to artists and cultural professionals and should provide them with the environment, support, and equipment adapted to their field of expertise so that they can focus on their individual or collective projects.
Hosts can welcome between 1 and 5 international artists and cultural professionals who must all participate in the residency project on the same dates and for the same duration. The residency can last between 22 and 300 days.
Hosts can choose one of the following durations:
- Short-term residency project: between 22 and 60 days.
- Medium-term residency project: between 61 and 120 days.
- Long-term residency project: between 121 and 300 days.
When
Selected residency projects must be carried out and completed within 1 year from the signature of the grant agreement. The earliest start date of the residency project is 5 April 2024.
Deadline: 16 January 2024, 23:59 CET
More information: Eurodesk
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