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Public Art Grant - Application Process
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Others APPLICATION PROCESS If you have an idea for a public art project and want to know how to propose this for the Public Art Grant, write to us with a project brief and your questions. The FICA Team will be there to guide you with the application process and make sure that you have provided all the necessary information for your application to be complete. You need to send us the project brief by 10th August 2015. Please note that once the final application and supporting documents are submitted changes will not be accepted, so we urge you to discuss your project idea with us before you submit the completed application. You can write to us at: info@ficart.org MATERIALS TO BE SUBMITTED Section A - The completed application form. Section B - A 1000-1500 word project proposal. Section C - A detailed budget of the project. Section D - The timeline of project development. Resume - Current resume of applicant/s. If applicable, include a list of projects/works done so far in the public domain, along with images and descriptions. Images - Maximum of 20 images of the applicant’s current works if applicable to the context of public art. Please ensure that all images are labeled with the artist’s name, title of work, date, dimensions and medium. For video based work, up to 10 minutes of video file(s). The video file(s) should be compatible for playback on Windows Media Player/Quick Time Player/ Real Player. All materials should be submitted as files on CD/DVD. Please do not print any material for submission. Applications sent via email will not be accepted. TERMS AND CONDITIONS Incomplete applications will not be accepted. Make sure all the required details are included. Short-listed applicants may be asked to submit further details on their project anytime during the selection process. The project should be feasible in terms of costs and scale, and should meet the dates set in the timeline. Please note that if it is a long term project FICA will support it only for one year, and not for the entire duration of the project. FICA has the right to disqualify any proposal that it deems as offensive to cultural, social or religious sentiments, as well as projects that fall short of public safety requirements. The decision to support a project is entirely at FICA’s discretion. CD/DVDs which do not open or are damaged will not be considered a valid entry. The material received with the application will not be returned. Please check application form for complete details on how to apply. Download Guidelines and Application Form: http://www.ficart.org/pag-2015-call-for-applications Similar PostsThe Global Forest Watch Small Grants FundConservation Food and Health Foundation Grants Scaling Up HIV-Related Innovation Projects Audiobox Responsible Generation Grant Global EbA Fund - Climate Change Sofia Public Diplomacy Small Grants
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