European Commission are thrilled to announce the launch of a groundbreaking commissioning grant, offering up to 500,000 EUR, to be awarded to a single organization or consortium of partners. This grant aims to curate and host the prestigious European Pavilion 2024
With this call, European Commission invites legal entities from all cultural and creative fields in Europe and neighboring countries to submit ambitious curatorial proposals. Our goal is to ensure the visibility, accessibility, and positioning of the European Pavilion as a major cultural event in 2024. EU are seeking proposals that explore, discuss, interpret, and visualize Europe in fresh and imaginative ways. EU encourages cutting-edge concepts and programming that foster transnational collaborations, bringing together creators, thinkers, doers, and communities. The selected proposal will lead to a large-scale public event in 2024, captivating audiences with its creative outcomes.
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Inspiring a Forward-Looking Europe. Submit your proposal by September 14, 2023, 13.00 CEST
Through the collaborative efforts generated by these projects, EU hopes to inspire Europeans to envision a forward-looking Europe. EU aims to contribute to the building of fairer and more sustainable societies for all. We are searching for bold and visionary proposals that challenge traditional notions and offer innovative perspectives on the future of Europe.
If your organization is eager to curate the European Pavilion 2024 and ready to make a significant artistic contribution to Europe’s future imaginary, we invite you to submit your proposal by September 14, 2023, 13.00 CEST.
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About the European Pavilion
The European Pavilion was launched in 2020 as a pan-European initiative, placing the question of Europe and its future(s) at the forefront through cultural projects and art commissions. It was born out of our belief that we need cultural spaces that transcend national boundaries to explore and imagine what Europe is and what it can or should become.
The concept of a European Pavilion draws inspiration from World Expos and the Venice Biennale, both of which have influenced its creation. The European Pavilion seeks to constructively challenge the model of national pavilions and the national imaginaries they represent, without seeking to replace them. Instead, it aims to seek alternatives and reinvent the pavilion as an experimental space for formulating new scenarios for Europe through culture.
By embracing this opportunity, curators and cultural entities can shape the European Pavilion’s narrative and contribute to redefining Europe’s future. We look forward to receiving your visionary proposals that will shape the cultural landscape of Europe in 2024 and beyond.
