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Call for Applications – CIMAM Travel Grants, Singapore | C-E-A 4/7/2017 Call for applications – CIMAM Travel Grants, Singapore | C-E-A < Tous les articles de la catégorie Annonces Call for applications – CIMAM Travel Grants, Singapore avril 24, 2017 // Catégorie Annonces, News Deadline to submit applications – 30th June 2017 24:00 CET Thanks to the generous support of the Getty Foundation, MALBA–Fundación Costantini, the Fubon Art Foundation and Alserkal Programming, CIMAM offers around 25 grants to support the attendance of contemporary art museum professionals to CIMAM’s 2017 Annual Conference The Roles and Responsibilities of Museums in Civil Society that will be held in Singapore, 10–12 November 2017. Grants are restricted to modern and contemporary art museum or collection directors and curators in need of financial help to attend CIMAM’s Annual Conference. Researchers and independent curators whose field of research and specialization is contemporary art theory, collections and museums are also eligible. Applicants should not be involved in any kind of commercial or for profit activity. While curators of all career levels are encouraged to apply, priority is given to junior curators (less than 10 years’ experience). More information http://c-e-a.asso.fr/call-for-applications-cimam-travel-grants/ 1/2 HOME Search MOBILITY NEWS By Topic 02.06.2017 Most Popular News By World Region CIMAM 2017 Conference in Singapore > Travel 03.01.2018 By Deadlines grants Plovdiv 2019 Foundation > artist in residence: ADATA AiR (Bulgaria) MOBILITY FUNDING CIMAM, International Committee for Read more » Museums and Collections of Modern 28.12.2017 MOBILITY HOT TOPICS Art, holds its 2017 Annual Conference December 2017 Cultural Mobility in Singapore, 10-12 November 2017. Deadlines MOBILITY LIBRARY Read more » Travel grants are available for modern and contemporary art museum or 22.12.2017 ABOUT US collection directors and curators in need of financial assistance to attend, Feltrinelli Camp: International as well as for eligible researchers and independent curators in the non- workshop for young European MEMBERS profit sector. researchers in the field of Urban Studies (Italy) FUNDERS & PARTNERS Grants are restricted to modern and contemporary art museum or Read more » collection directors and curators in need of financial help to attend 26.12.2017 CIMAM’s Annual Conference. Researchers and independent curators Follow our daily updates Shared Cities Residency: Open call whose field of research and specialization is contemporary art theory, (Berlin, Germany) Follow us on Twitter collections and museums are also eligible. Applicants should not be Read more » involved in any kind of commercial or for profit activity. 11.01.2018 Goethe-Institut Indonesia > 2 experts Deadline: 30 June 2017 needed for an European Union project on public diplomacy in Indonesia Find all details online Read more » Source: On the Move member-organisation, ASEF Culture360 Recommend 8 Tweet Convertido de web en PDF a http://www.htmlapdf.com con el api html a pdf Buscar El ICOM España Hazte Socio Revista Encuentros y Día Internacional de los Museos Recursos Icommunity ICOM Jornadas Últimas Noticias Cierre de la Oficina de ICOM España por vacaciones Inicio / Evento / CIMAM Conferencia Anual 2017: abierta solicitud Contacto/Preguntas Frecuentes CIMAM Conferencia Anual 2017: abierta solicitud ICOM-CE 5 junio, 2017 189 Views CUANDO: 5 junio, 2017 – 30 junio, 2017 Calendar CIMAM Conferencia Anual CIMAM Añadir al Calendario Del 10 al 12 de noviembre de 2017, elC IMAM (el Comité Internacional para los Museos y Colecciones de arte moderno) celebrará su Conferencia Anual 2017 en el National Gallery Singapore, en Singapur. Agenda DIC Revista ‘Museum 12 International’: ... Mar Convertido de web en PDF a http://www.htmlapdf.com con el api html a pdf ENE 2:00 pm ICOM Brasil: 70 Aniversario 8 Lun ENE ICAMT Workshop 2018 en 29 Lisboa Lun FEB V Seminario Internacional 14 sobre ... Mie FEB 19ª Jornada de 22 Conservación de A... Jue Ver Calendario El tema de este año será “Los roles y responsabilidades de los museos en la sociedad civi”l (The Roles and Responsibilities of Museums in Civil Society). Esta edición continuará con el tema de la conferencia en Noticias Barcelona ( The Museum and Its Responsibilities ), por lo que se volverá a evaluar y a examinar el papel de los museos, sus funciones públicas y cómo responden. Cierre de la Oficina de ICOM España por vacaciones Además, se celebrará un Tour Pre-Conferencia en Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam), el 8 y 9 de noviembre y un Tour 2 semanas ago Post-Conferencia Tour a Jakarta y Yogyakarta (Indonesia), del 13 al 15 de noviembre. Comunicado sobre el traslado de las obras de Sijena Gracias al apoyo de la Getty Foundation, MALBA–Fundación Costantini, la Fubon Art Foundation y Alserkal 4 semanas ago Programming, el CIMAM ofrece alrededor de 25 becas para apoyar la asistencia de los profesionales de los museos de arte contemporáneo a su Conferencia Anual 2017. IV Seminario Museos y Territorio 2017, con la participación de La fecha límite de presentación de solicitudes termina el 30 de junio de 2017: cimam.org/travel-grant- ICOM España application-form-2017/ 4 semanas ago Cierre de la Oficina de ICOM Consulta los detalles de la Convocatoria para solicitudes aqui. España por vacaciones 1 diciembre, 2017 Convertido de web en PDF a http://www.htmlapdf.com con el api html a pdf For a better experience on Facebook, update your browser. Email or Phone Password Log In Sign Up Forgot account? 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On the Move English (US) · Polski · Español · June 7, 2017 · Français Português (Brasil) · (France) CIMAM 2017 Conference in Singapore > Travel grants CIMAM, International Committee for Museums and Collections of Modern Ad Art, holds its 2017 Annual Conference in Singapore, 10-12 November 2017. Privacy · Terms · Advertising · Choices · Grants are restricted to modern and contemporary art museum or collection Cookies · More directors and curators in need of financial help to attend CIMAM’s Annual Facebook © 2018 Conference. Researchers and independent curators whose field of research and specialization is contemporary art theory, collections and museums are also eligible. Applicants should not be involved in any kind of commercial or for profit activity. Deadline: 30 June 2017. Thanks ASEF Culture360! Call for Curators Network of European Museum Organisations TransArtists TransCultural Exchange On the Move | News - CIMAM 2017 Conference in Singapore > Travel grants Cultural Mobility Information Network ON-THE-MOVE.ORG 7 Likes 1 Share Share Convertido de web en PDF a http://www.htmlapdf.com con el api html a pdf 4/7/2017 OPEN CALL: TRAVEL GRANTS to attend CIMAM 2017 — VANSA Gallery Assistant: Paid Internship at David Krut Projects ACT | UJ Creative Conference: 27-28 July 2017 David Koloane Award - Artist Writers Mentorship OPEN CALL: TRAVEL GRANTS to attend CIMAM 2017 CIMAM, International Committee for Museums and Collections of Modern Art, is an international forum of professional character for the discussion of theoretical, ethical and practical issues concerning the collection and exhibition of modern and contemporary art. CIMAM are offering travel grants for arts professionals traveling to the annual CIMAM conference in Singapore in November 2017 CIMAM's Travel Grant Program is addressed to curators, researchers and museum directors of contemporary art to attend the CIMAM 2017 Annual Conference taking place in Singapore (10-12 November 2017). We would like to reach African candidates. We are offering around 25 grants generously supported by the Getty Foundation, MALBA–Fundación Costantini, Fubon Art Foundation and Alserkal Programming. Guidelines for application: Deadline to apply is 30 June 24:00 CET. For more information about CIMAM click here Grants are restricted to modern and contemporary art museum or collection directors and curators in need of financial help to attend CIMAM’s Annual Conference. Researchers and independent curators whose field of research and specialization is contemporary art theory, collections and museums are also eligible. Applicants should not be involved in any kind of commercial or for profit activity. More information about the grants: → The Getty Foundation, Los Angeles supports 15 professional development grants to contemporary art museum and collection curators and directors from countries with Emerging Market and Developing Economies according to the International Monetary Fund’s World Economic Outlook. Click here for more info → MALBA–Fundación Costantini, Buenos Aires supports 4 travel grants to modern and contemporary art museum and collection directors and curators from Latin America or foreigners with more than 3 years of residency in Latin America. → Fubon Art Foundation, Taipei supports 2 travel grants to modern and contemporary
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