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SOLAR FUTURES invites three individual artists to develop Solarpunk-inspired works that envision optimistic, sustainable futures through installations, screen-based projects or live performance. The year-long program includes research, development and production phases across European partner cities, offers €9,000 artist fees, up to €6,000 production funds, travel, accommodation, mentorship and professional documentation with support from Creative Europe partners. | SOLAR FUTURES invites three individual artists to develop Solarpunk-inspired works that envision optimistic, sustainable futures through installations, screen-based projects or live performance. The year-long program includes research, development and production phases across European partner cities, offers €9,000 artist fees, up to €6,000 production funds, travel, accommodation, mentorship and professional documentation with support from Creative Europe partners. | ||
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| Name | SOLAR FUTURES Open Call |
| Deadline | 2026-03-15 |
| Organiser/s | SOLAR FUTURES |
| Location | The Netheralands |
| Type | Open Call |
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SOLAR FUTURES invites three individual artists to develop Solarpunk-inspired works that envision optimistic, sustainable futures through installations, screen-based projects or live performance. The year-long program includes research, development and production phases across European partner cities, offers €9,000 artist fees, up to €6,000 production funds, travel, accommodation, mentorship and professional documentation with support from Creative Europe partners.