Artist Scholarships

Künstlerhaus Lukas in Ahrenshoop

1 January, 2024

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From the 15th of May 2023 onwards, the Künstlerhaus Lukas once more invites artists working in the range of fine arts (painting, sculpture, graphic arts, photography, artists' books, video, artisan craftwork/design), literature (prose, poetry, drama, screenplay, essay, literary translations), dance (choreography, performance) and music (composition), as well as curators, to apply for a residence scholarship for 2024 and 2025.

Applications are open to artists of any age residing in Germany or any other country bordering the Baltic Sea (Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Russia, Finland, Sweden, Denmark) as well as Norway, Iceland and the UK.

In total, up to 60 scholarships will be awarded for 2024 and 2025, including one-month residency scholarships, two-month curator scholarships and two-week workshops. The more than 120-year old artists’ house in Ahrenshoop, a place rich in tradition, is listed as a cultural heritage and located in a stunning scenery. It provides excellent working and living conditions for up to six artists in residence at a time. Selected exchange partners in Sweden, Iceland, Norway, Denmark and the Russian Federation complete the international scholarship program.

Each scholarship-holder at Künstlerhaus Lukas will be awarded 1000 € per month, which includes travel costs. Free accommodation will be provided. The scholarships will be awarded by an independent jury who will announce their decisions by the end of September 2023.

For a more detailed description of the scholarships click here:

Before applying, please read the funding guidelines or request the documents by post.
Applications can be submitted digitally or via post.

Scholarship application deadline is the 31st of July 2023 at 12 o´clock a.m. or postmark.

Further information on the Künstlerhaus Lukas website
 

  • Förderung
  • Stipendium
  • Künstlerhaus Lukas

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