Восточноевропейская платформа перформативного искусства (EEPAP)
поддерживает развитие современного перформативного искусства
(танца и театра) в 18 странах Центральной и Восточной Европы.

EEPAP Residency: Small Grants Programme 2016

 

Photo: EEPAP Choreography Workshops with Mikołaj Mikołajczyk

 

East European Performing Arts Platform (EEPAP) Small Grants Programme 2016 Beneficiaries:

 

1. Situations - Lokomotiva Center for New Initiatives in Arts and Culture / Kino Kultura. Skopje, Macedonia

Situations explore how dance can be inclusive, inviting and participatory, without compromising its philosophical and aesthetical potentialities, and be less of a perform-watch game. Situations is an attempt to apply our principles of how we work within our contemporary dance practice into a dance or a structure which could be open to everyone of any age, where all kinds of people can dance/be together and share the pleasure of moving/choreographing. 

Read more about the project here >>>

 

2. Co-Existing - Nomad Dance Academy Macedonia. Skopje, Macedonia

3. Critical Practice (Made in Yugoslavia) - Station Service for Contemporary Dance, Belgrade, Serbia

4. Reciproca - Astrit Ismaili residency - Cluj, Romania

5. Cultural and Educational platform Theatre + Body - Minsk, Belarus

6. Republic (round table with Srećko Horvat) - Jurányi Inkubátorház - Budapest, Hungary

 

 

More about EEPAP Small Grants Programme

New EEPAP Small Grants Programme is designed to support the innovation, creativity and professional development of individual artists, curators, academics, artistic groups and organizations working in the contemporary dance, theatre and wider performing arts field in 18 EEPAP countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Ukraine, Poland, Moldova, Georgia, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Kosovo, Macedonia, Romania, Croatia). 

The grant should be used to cover travel and accommodation expenses for an arts professional invited to contribute to an artistic project by an organisation, institution or group. The invited person and the inviting entity must be based in different countries.

The artistic projects may include the development, completion, production or presentation of new work or additional funding of existing ongoing artistic residence programmes or productions.

The results of the artistic projects must be presented publicly. Eligible projects include:

  • performances
  • workshops
  • lectures
  • residency programs
  • showcases
  • festivals
  • and more

The projects should be characterised by an innovative approach and social and civil engagement.

6 small grants will be awarded in 2016. The selected projects will be supported with the sum of 1000 Euros.

 

ELIGIBILITY

  1. Applications must be made by governmental or non-profit organizations and institutions, independent artistic groups or companies active in performing arts.
  2. One organisation, institution or group can submit only one project.
  3. Both the arts professional and the organization have to be based in EEPAP countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Ukraine, Poland, Moldova, Georgia, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Kosovo, Macedonia, Romania, Croatia.
  4. The project should be an international cooperation - the invited arts professional and the inviting entity must be based in 2 different countries from the list above.
  5. The project must be presented publicly at least once.
  6. The grant should be used to cover travel and accommodation expenses for the invited arts professional - flight, train or bus tickets, per diem, accommodation.
  7. The grant cannot be used to purchase fixed assets.
  8. Production of the selected projects must start in 2016 and be publicly presented until June 2017.
  9. The funding will be transferred to the grant winners in 2016.

 

 

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

An application should include:

  1. a short description of the project - up to 6000 characters
  2. the art professional’s CV or portfolio or a link to their profile on the EEPAP website - create a new profile here
  3. information about the applying organization or a link to their profile on the EEPAP website - create a new profile here
  4. a letter of intent or a different document confirming the present/future collaboration between the invited arts professional and the inviting entity
  5. budget calculation and purpose of funding
  6. all documents should be in English
  7. applications should be submitted until June 30th, 2016 by email to [email protected]

 

 

A final report must be submitted within two months of project completion. The report should contain a detailed financial settlement.

EEPAP should be mentioned as one of the funding organizations in all materials connected to the supported project. This includes using EEPAP’s logo on the project website, posters, leaflets and all digital and print promotional materials. Print materials must be submitted to EEPAP for acceptation. EEPAP should also be mentioned by the project’s social media accounts. The final report must include a complete documentation of the project’s promotion (such as previews, press releases and reviews) together with 5 copies of print materials (if any were created).

 

SELECTION PROCESS

  1. Evaluation of the applications and awards will be made by EEPAP experts and curators on a peer review panel.
  2. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
  3. The final selection will be published on the EEPAP web page www.eepap.culture.pl by July 15th, 2016.

UPDATE (14 July 2016)

The final selection procedure of the Residency / Small Grants Programme 2016 has been completed. We received 61 interesting applications worthy of support. The committee comprised of the members of the EEPAP team has decided to award the following projects:

  • Situations - Lokomotiva Center for New Initiatives in Arts and Culture / Kino Kultura. Skopje, Macedonia.
  • Co-Existing - Nomad Dance Academy Macedonia. Skopje, Macedonia.
  • Critical Practice (Made in Yugoslavia) - Station Service for Contemporary Dance, Belgrade, Serbia.
  • Reciproca - Astrit Ismaili residency - Cluj, Romania.
  • Cultural and Educational platform Theatre + Body - Minsk, Belarus.
  • Republic (round table with Srećko Horvat) - Jurányi Inkubátorház - Budapest, Hungary.  

All the awarded applicants will be contacted by  EEPAP administrators and provided with further information.
EEPAP would like to thank to all the applicants for interest in our programme and encourage you to apply again next year.