Projects
On this page you can find all the projects funded by the Nordic Culture Fund from the past few years, as well as a collection of interesting inspirational projects from different cultural fields.
Traces of a Social Life
det gode liv
Office of Sound Art Knowledge
Ekko 2020-2021
Female Prayers - The Sacred and The Secular
Nordic Public Programs at ISCP: Open Studios and Talks
Taneli Törmä
The first documentary presents the artistic work of the Finnish dancer and choreographer Taneli Törmä, based in Denmark. In his work, he wants to renew old structures and practices in making art. The Nordic Culture Funds has supported his project Open Your Heart which researches and revives the curiosity of movement and the natural joy of dancing.
Inuk Silis Høegh
Inuk Silis Høeg is a Greenlandic film director and artist. Back in August 2020, we had a unique opportunity to follow the Greenlandic artist and filmmaker Inuk Silis Høegh in his hometown Nuuk. In the newest part of our documentary series Inuk tells about his latest project THE GREEN LAND and his personal journey – about growing up in a family of artists and returning home and establishing himself as an artist in Greenland after years spent abroad.
Handmade in focus
Mastering one's craft is an important aspect within all art and culture fields. Nordic Culture Fund explored the theme with a special support program in 2016 - 2018.
Between 2016 - 2018 the Fund supported Handmade-projects with 7.700.000 DKK. The fund established new networks and inspired new collaborations by partnering with Nordic art support organizations, Arctic Arts Summit 2019 and The Nordic Museum in Seattle.
Read about the 32 projects that received Handmade-funding
Handmade supported especially:
- discoveries; The very large begins with the small – on the periphery, in the undiscovered, the underestimated, the forgotten
- crafts newly detected and reinterpreted in our time
- challenging the traditional boundaries between institutions, genres and cultures
- local initiatives with Nordic perspectives, Nordic collaboration
- new voices, diversity and variety in expressions and the makers
- new ways to interpret what it means to be Nordic
- craft mediating, theory and artistic reflection
Nina Leppänen, Senior Advisor
Danish/Scandinavian, Finnish, English
Architecture, craft, design, visual arts, museums, cultural heritage, cross-cultural projects and Opstart
ninlep@norden.orgYour application process
1. Your bright idea
Develop your project and draw inspiration from successful applicants. Consider applying for Opstart or Globus Opstart funding to develop your idea.
2. Your application
Get off to a good start – read more about our funding programmes. Create a profile and submit your application on My Page.
3. Response and payment(s)
Await a response to your application. See what to do once you receive funding.
