Through our funding programmes, partnerships and cultural policy work, we aim to stimulate the development of art and cultural life and ensure flexible frameworks for new transnational collaborations.
Globus Opstart will open for applications on February 19th with renewed criteria and a new name, Globus Opstart+. With the update, the Fund will allow for a more flexible and long-term approach within the initial phases of new Nordic/Global collaborative projects.
Join us for an online event on Wednesday March 20th at 3–3.45 pm (CET), introducing the new digital platform designed to share knowledge and insights from the the Fund’s Globus Programme.
Join us for an online event on Wednesday March 20th at 3–3.45 pm (CET), introducing the new digital platform designed to share knowledge and insights from the the Fund’s Globus Programme.
Globus Opstart will open for applications on February 19th with renewed criteria and a new name, Globus Opstart+. With the update, the Fund will allow for a more flexible and long-term approach within the initial phases of new Nordic/Global collaborative projects.
Which elements comprises an optimal residency? Where in the Nordics can actors within crafts and design get to access specialised knowledge and skills of production?
This year’s ”Folk och Kultur” conference in Eskilstuna presents a series of Nordic events as part of a new 3-year partnership between the three large cultural-political gatherings: ”Kulturytring” (NO), ”Folk och Kultur” (SE) and ”Kulturmødet Mors” (DK).
A/nordi/c – think tank for art and policies was set with basic funding from the Nordic Culture Fund. The think tank worked in 2021-2023 to bring artistic practice and political reality closer together. A summary of the think tank’s knowledge and activities can be found at anordic.org.
A Nordic exchange and research programme to strengthen the development of choreographic art across the Nordic and Baltic countries.
Nordic Culture Fund arranges an online event on Wednesday March 20th at 3 – 3.45 pm (CET) to present the new digital platform within Globus.
The webinar is open for all but the presentation will primarily be directed towards foundations, funding agencies and other supportive actors and policy institutions. There will be a walkthrough of the platform, a presentation of the methodology of the research as well as an in-depth look at one of the dimensions of the platform. It will be possible to pose questions throughout the webinar.
A 3 day arts and culture workshop, with a goal of opening the cultural field to practical solutions and tools for structural change, all in the work for a cultural field based on diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging, justice and opportunity.
The workshop is hosted by Diversify Nordics, and is supported by the Nordic Culture Fund.
The newsletter brings you for example news about the Fund's funding programmes and other initiatives.
The Nordic Culture Fund awards grants worth approximately DKK 29 million every year.
The Fund receives 1,400 applications every year.
Every year approximately 180 receive Project Funding, 105 receive Opstart and about 57 receive Puls funding.