Recipients 2022

Support is provided to artist Pei Han Lin for a solo exhibition titled ‘ExpLoring spirals in thE PHysicAl curreNT’ at the Vrba Gallery, Široki Brijeg, Bosnia.

International Production Support granted: NOK 8 000

Support is provided to artist Kjell Bjørgeengen, collaborating with Toshimaru Nakamura, for a video and sound performance tour titled ‘Eye hear 25 ears’ taking place at Cave12, Geneva, Switzerland; l’asilo, Napoli, Italy; APO-33, Nantes, France; Alte Schmiede Kunstverein, Vienna, Austria; KM28, Berlin, Germany and Café OTO, London, UK.

Dates: 4 – 23 June 2024

International Travel Support granted: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Aurora Passero for her participation in the group exhibition ‘Story yet to be told’ at the Ortigia Contemporanea Festival of Contemporary Art taking place in Syracuse, Italy.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 20 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Apolonija Sustersic for her participation in the U3 Triennial of Contemporary Art titled 'Against the Stream of Time ' in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 10 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Doris Guo for participating with a new work in a group exhibition taking place at Artists Space, New York, Norway.

International Production Support granted: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Jinbin Chen for his solo exhibition ‘Between the Folds’ taking place at the Shophouse in Hong Kong, China.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 15 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artists Bianca Hisse and Shahrzad Malekian for their participation in SACO Contemporary Art Biennial, Antofagasta, Chile.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to artist Joen Vedel for his participation in the in the public program of the group exhibition ‘Difficult Pasts. Connected Worlds’ at Tallinn Art Hall in Tallinn, Estonia.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 8 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artists Aslaug Julussen and Sissel M Bergh for their participation in the group exhibition ‘Common Thread: Indigenous Perspectives from the Arctic’ taking place at Museum of Contemporary Native Arts IAIA, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to Kunsthalle Basel, Switzerland, for the commission of new works and a solo exhibition titled ‘Time as a Shield’ by artist Sandra Mujinga.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 50 000
International Production support granted: NOK 150 000

Support is provided to artist Amalie Vestergaard Olsen for a residency and solo exhibition taking place at ARV.International residency and Gallery Heerz Tooya, in Vishovgrad and Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 8 180
International Production Support granted: NOK 11 820

Support is provided to Platform Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden for the commission of a new works by artists Jessica MacMillan, Kåre Aleksander Grundvåg and Ørjan Amundsen for a group exhibition.

International Production support granted: NOK 45 000

Support is provided to Shedhalle, Zürich, Switzerland, for the commission of a new iteration of the work ‘Institute for Scene Experiments’ and the screening of two existing video works by artist Nikhil Vettukatil in a group exhibition titled ‘Protozone 16: Hallucinogenesis’.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 20 000
International Production support granted: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to the Gwangju Biennale Foundation, Gwangju, South Korea, for the participation of artist Frida Orupabo in the 15th Gwangju Biennale titled ‘Pansori, a soundscape of the 21st century’.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 60 000

Support is provided to artist Cory Arcangel for his participation with a new installation in the group exhibition ‘All I Eat in A Day’ taking place at Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen, St. Gallen, Switzerland.

International Production Support granted: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to the Swiss Institute, New York, USA, for the commission of new works by artist Joar Nango in the group exhibition titled ‘Energies’.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 30 000
International Production support granted: NOK 45 000

Support is provided to artist group HÆRK for the participation in the congress ‘The Social Life of Film #2’ taking place in Ostend in Belgium

International Travel Support granted: NOK 8 000

Support is provided to artist Marit Følstad to produce a site-specific work in duo with artist Ole Jørgen Næss, and a permanent sculpture titled ‘Roca Arctica’ taking place at Consultorio Project Space, Chamusca and Lusitano Stables, Golega, Portugal.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 25 000

Support is provided to curator María Alejandra Gatti for her participation in the public programme of the solo exhibition “Tembló acá un delirio” by artist Ana Gallardo taking place at MUAC (University Museum of Contemporary Art) in Mexico City, Mexico.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 17 000

Support is provided to artist Yu Shuk Pui Bobby for her solo exhibition ‘Daddy Knows Best’ taking place at the Shophouse in Hong Kong, China.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 15 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Dusan Barok, on behalf of the independent platform Monoscope, to create a work for the 10th edition of Seoul Mediacity Biennale taking place at Kunstraum Lakeside, Klagenfurt in Austria.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 16 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to HAM Helsinki Art Museum Foundation, Helsinki, Finland, for the solo exhibition by artist Tori Wrånes titled ‘Tori Wrånes: BIG WATER’.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 80 000

Support is provided to artist Jo Mikkel Sjaastad Huse with the collaborative project Public Retreat (consisting of Johanna Fager (SE), Jo Mikkel Sjaastad Huse (NO) and Nicole Cecilie Bitsch Pedersen (DK)) ‘PUBLIC RETREAT – On Fire’ at the Architecture Triennale taking place at Färgfabriken, Stockholm, Sweden.

International Production Support granted: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Jacky Jaan-Yuan Kuo for his participation in the group show titled ‘Display Rehearsal’ taking place at ss space space, New Taipei City, Taiwan.

International Production support granted: NOK 25 000

Support is provided to artist Ingar Dragset for his duo-exhibition with Michael Elmgreen titled ‘L’Addition’ taking place at Musee d'Orsay, Paris, France.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 15 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 45 000

Support is provided to artist Ignas Krunglevicius for a new collaborative work, with the artist Kira Nova, for the group exhibition ‘On the Absurd Drama, That is Also Life’ taking place at Moderna Museet Malmö, Malmö, Sweden.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 5 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 37 680

Support is provided to curator Hilde Methi and artists Anne Lindgaard Møller and Espen Sommer Eide for their participation in a group exhibition titled ‘The North Escaping’ taking place at Bioart Society Helsinki, Finland.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 20 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to Blind Carbon Copy, Kuldiga and Riga, Latvia, for the commission of new works and a solo exhibition by artist Anna Ihle.

International Production support granted: NOK 35 000

Support is provided to the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, Poland, for the participation of curator Charlotte Hetherington in the public program of the museum.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Kim Hankyul for his solo exhibition titled ‘M.Butterfly vol.2 : Death Proof’ taking place at esc medien kunst labor, Graz, Austria.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 20 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Kurt Johannessen for an exhibition of his art books at the Printed Matter bookstore in New York, USA.

International Production Support granted: NOK 25 000

Support is provided to the Museum of Fine Arts Liberec, Czech Republic for the commission of new works by artists Magdalena Maderlova, Kaare Aleksander Grundvåg and Elin Már Øyen Vister for the group exhibition titled ‘…Sound as Vast as the Universe, as Wide as Noon’.

International Production support granted: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to artist Arne Skaug Olsen for his solo exhibition ‘Calcium’ taking place at the Adiacenze, Bologna, Italy.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 10 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Juan Andres Milanes Benito for his participation in the 15th Habana Biennial titled ‘Horizontes Compartidos’ in Havana, Cuba.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 15 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to curator Scott Elliott and artist Kobie Nel for her solo exhibition taking place at Haus N, Athens, Greece.

International Production Support granted: NOK 35 000

Support is provided to Shedhalle, Zürich, Switzerland, for the commission of a new iteration of the work ‘Sun Eaters’ by artist Jassem El Hindi in a group exhibition titled ‘Protozone 16: Our Grateful Dead’.

International Production support granted: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to artist Manuel Pelmus for his participation with a new performance production in the group exhibition ‘The Cynics Republic’ taking place at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, France.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 15 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 24 000

Support is provided to artist Ingrid Lønningdal for her solo exhibition taking place at Laboratory of Art And Form (LOAF) in Kyoto, Japan.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 20 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 12 000

Support is provided to artist Damla Kilickiran for participating in a group exhibition titled ‘Nära det vilda hjärtat’, taking place at Lunds Konsthall in Lund, Sweden.

International Production Support granted: NOK 35 000

Support is provided to artist Damien Ajavon for participating in a group exhibition at the DRAC- Art actuel Drummondville, Quebec, Canada.

International Production Support granted: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist Pedro Gomez Egana for his solo exhibition ‘The Great Learning’, and the production of a new artwork "The Ask", at the Museum of Contemporary Art of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT_List), Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.

International Production Support granted: NOK 25 000

Support is provided to the Museo Universitario del Chopo, Mexico City, Mexico, for the commission of new works and a solo exhibition by a Norway based artist.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 133 500
International Production support granted: NOK 16 500

Support is provided to artist Anawana Haloba for participating in the 13th Berlin Biennale with her project ‘Looking For Mukamusaba Amidst Closed Eyes’, taking place at the KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, Germany.

International Production Support granted: NOK 100 000

Support is provided to artist Eirik Sæther for his participation in the group exhibition ‘The Egg Candler: Tetchy spirit, loud music and messy bedrooms’ taking place at Kunstraum Kreuzlingen, Kreuzlingen, Switzerland.

International Production Support granted: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Kim Hankyul for his participation in Salón Acme' 2024, taking place in Mexico City, Mexico.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 55 000

Support is provided to artist Marthe Ramm Fortun for the commission of her works for the group exhibition ‘Friendship: that shiver, that aspen’ taking place at CRAC Alsace, Altkirsch, France and CRÉDAC, Ivry-sur-Seine, France.

International Production Support granted: NOK 60 000

Support is provided to the Radius CCA, Delft, The Netherlands, for the participation of artists Toril Johannessen and Eline Benjaminsen in the group exhibition ‘THE DESIRE FOR A DONUT(ECONOMY)’.

International Production Support granted: NOK 18 000

Support is provided to artist Thora Dolven Balke for her participation in the duo exhibition ‘Modo host’ taking place at CAMA São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Damla Kilickiran for her participation in the 8th

Yokohama Triennale titled ‘Wild Grass: Our Lives’, taking place at the Yokohama Museum of Art, Yokohama, Japan.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 27 000

Support is provided to artist Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard for the the commission of her works for the Franzensfeste Biennial, Bolzano, Italy.

International Production Support granted: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Kjersti Vetterstad for the commission of her works for the solo exhibition ‘Slow Burn’ taking place at Suprainfinit gallery, Bucharest, Romania.

International Production Support granted: NOK 24 000

Support is provided to the Riga Photography Biennial, Riga, Latvia, for the participation of artists Marie Sjøvold, Synnøve Sizou G. Wetten and Victoria Durnak in The Riga Photography Biennial 2024 titled ‘A Human Computer’.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 36 500

Support is provided to artists Marita Isobel Solberg and Charlotte Bendiks for Solberg’s solo exhibition ‘Sound Wave Chamber’ taking place at Grace Exhibition Space, New York City, USA.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to the Buffalo AKG Art Museum, Buffalo, New York, USA, for the participation of artists Ragna Bley, Linda Lamignan, Apichaya Wanthiang and Simon Daniel Tegnander Wentzel in the group exhibition ‘After the Sun—Forecasts from the North’.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to artist Cory Arcangel for the commission of his works for the exhibition ‘Let's Play Majerus G3’ taking place at the Michel Majerus Estate, Berlin, Germany.

Support is provided to the Centre d’art contemporain d’Ivry - le Crédac, Ivry, France and CRAC Alsace, Altkirch, France, for the participation of artis Marthe Ramm Fortun with commissioned works and performances in the group exhibition ‘Friendship: that shiver, that aspen’.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Lina Viste Grønli for her participation in the solo exhibition ‘Social Security’ hosted by Court Space and curator Ezequiel Olvera, taking place in public space at Dexter Park, Kegel Canyon, California, USA.

International Production Support granted: NOK 26 000

Support is provided to artist Fin Serck-Hanssen for his participation with the exhibition ‘Queer Icons’ at EXPOSED - Turin International Festival of Photography, taking place in Turin, Italy.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 36 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 22 500

Support is provided to curator Antonio Cataldo for his participation at the Symposium ‘Nordic cultural policy’ hosted by The Association of Kunsthalles in Denmark, Copenhagen, Denmark.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 7 500

Support is provided to artist Arisa Purkpong for the screening of their works at Anthology Film Archives, New York City, USA.

International Production Support granted: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Sara Korshøj Christensen for her participation in the group exhibition ‘BE MY GUEST’ taking place at Galeria Nave, Lisbon, Portugal.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to the Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany, for the participation of artist Dora Garcia in the group exhibition ‘Untranquil now: A constellation of narratives and resonances’.

International Production support granted: NOK 9 000

Support is provided to the Museum De Reede, Antwerp, Belgium, for the solo exhibition of artist Vanessa Baird titled ‘You Must Never Go Down To the End Of Town If You Don’t Go Down With Me’.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 50 000

Support is provided to the artist group Daddy’s Dinner (Jacky Jaan-Yuan Kuo, Jinbin Chen, Bobby Shuk Pui Yu) for their exhibition taking place at 413 BETA in Seoul, South Korea.

International Production Support granted: NOK 70 000

Support is provided to the Museum for Papirkunst - Den Almennyttige Fond, Blokhus, Denmark, for the participation of artist Ann Iren Buan in the solo exhibition ‘hold hold grasp grasp stay stay’.

International Production support granted: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to the artist group KVAE & BARK (Karoline Sætre and Øyvind Novak Jensen) for their participation in the group exhibition ‘The Home’ taking place at Havremagasinet, Boden, Sweden.

International Production Support granted: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to curator Karolin Tampere for the participation of artists Geir Tore Holm, Søssa Jørgensen, Hilde Hauan Johnsen, Ingrid Kristensen Bjørnaali, Simon Daniel Tegnander Wentzel, Magnus Holmen, Camilla Fagerli and Randi Nygård with commissioned works in the exhibition ‘Down in the Bog - Thinking with Peatlands: Sporulation’ taking place at EKKM - Estonian Contemporary Art Museum, Tallinn, Estonia.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 45 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 16 500

Support is provided to curator Joachim Aagaard Friis for the participation of artists Amie Mbye, Louis Schou-Hansen and Ingri Midgard Fiksdal with commissioned works in the exhibition ‘I didn't think it would turn out this way...’ taking place at Blågårds Plads in collaboration with Sixty Eight Art Institute.

International Production Support granted: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to STORAGE Art Space, Bangkok, Thailand, for the solo exhibition of artist Apichaya Wanthiang.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist Kim Laybourn for his participation in the group exhibition ‘24-Hour Sun, 24-Hour Moon’ taking place at NADA East Broadway, New York City, USA.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 12 000

Support is provided to artist Bobby Yu Shuk Pui for her participation with new works in the group exhibition ‘24-Hour Sun, 24-Hour Moon’ taking place at NADA East Broadway, New York City, USA.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 12 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist Kornelia Remø Klokk for her participation in the group exhibition ‘24-Hour Sun, 24-Hour Moon’ taking place at NADA East Broadway, New York City, USA.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 12 000

Support is provided to artist Kobie Nel for her participation in the group exhibition ‘24-Hour Sun, 24-Hour Moon’ taking place at NADA East Broadway, New York City, USA.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 12 000

Support is provided to artist Tanja Thorjussen for her participation in the group exhibition ‘24-Hour Sun, 24-Hour Moon’ taking place at NADA East Broadway, New York City, USA.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 12 000

Support is provided to the Tallinn Art Hall, Tallinn, Lithuania, for the participation of artist Yaniya Mikhalina with her film ‘The Girlfriends of my Mormor’ in the group exhibition ‘Difficult Pasts. Connected worlds’.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 13 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 50 000

Support is provided to artist Martin Sæther for the commission of his works for the exhibition ‘UT’ taking place at Heerz Tooya, Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria.

International Production Support granted: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Mohamed A. Gawad for the production of his video project ‘Dusk Air at Closing Time’ screening at Arsenal – Institute for Film and Video Art & Arsenal Cinema, Berlin, Germany.

International Production Support granted: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to the Amorepacific Museum of Art, Seoul, South Korea, for the commission of new works from artist Ingar Dragset in his duo-exhibition with Michael Elmgreen titled ‘SPACES’.

International Production support granted: NOK 100 000

Support is provided to the Latvian Center of Contemporary Art, Riga, Latvia, for the participation of artists Jon Benjamin Tallerås and Toril Johannessen in the contemporary art festival Survival Kit 15 titled ‘Measures’.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 20 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 27 000

Support is provided to artist Alice Slyngstad for the commission of their works for a solo exhibition ‘Flare Demure’ taking place at Kunstraum Niederoesterreich, Vienna, Austria.

International Production Support granted: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to the Museum Hilversum, Hilversum, The Netherlands, for the solo exhibition of artist Jonas Bendiksen titled ‘The Book of Veles’.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist Pei-Han Lin for her participation with new works in the group exhibition ‘Manifest’ taking place at Les Anneaux de la Mémoire, Nantes, France.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 30 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to artist Luanda Carneiro Jacoel for the project
´Kalunga XR - Extended Reality´ for a group exhibition in Nantes, France.

International Production Support granted: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to the Toronto Biennial of Art, Toronto, Canada, for the participation of artists Ahmed Umar and Elina Waage Mikalsen in the Toronto Biennial of Art 2024.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 70 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 100 000

Support is provided to artist HC Gilje for the commission of his works for a solo exhibition taking place at regelbau 411, Thyholm, Denmark.

International Production Support granted: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist Jennie Bringaker for the commission of her works for the Bangkok Art Biennale 2024 titled ‘Nurture Gaia’ taking place in Bangkok, Thailand.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 50 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 70 000

Support is provided to the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, Ireland, for the performance of artist Camille Norment’s ‘Sounds For New Seeds’.

International Production support granted: NOK 50 000

Support is provided to artist Sara Eliassen for her solo exhibition ‘Imágenes [Y cómo contestarles] / Images [and Talking Back to Them]’ taking place at Laboratorio Arte Alameda (LAA), Mexico City, Mexico.

International Travel Support granted: NOK 30 000
International Production Support granted: NOK 60 000

Support is provided to artist Knut Åsdam for the first part of his exhibition project ‘Murmansk / Kirkenes’ taking place at KARST, Plymouth, UK.
International Travel support granted: NOK 11 614

Support is provided to artist Eirik Brandal for the inclusion of his sound sculptures in the concert programme of Warsaw Autumn Festival taking place at Witold Lutoslawski Concert Studio of the Polish Radio, Warsaw, Poland.
International Travel support granted: NOK 2 776

Support is provided to artist Shwan Dler Qaradaki for his participation in the group exhibition ‘Human Condition’ taking place at HULU - Split, Split, Croatia.
International Travel support granted: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Trude Viken for her solo exhibition ‘Night Crawlers’ taking place at Fortnight Institute, New York, USA.
International Travel support granted: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to the Estonian Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA) for the participation of artist Bendik Giske in the Biennial ‘Sequences XI: Can’t See’ taking place at the Iceland National Gallery, Reykjavik, Iceland, with a performance and an installation titled ‘Heteroglossia’ in collaboration with Úlfur Hansson.
International Production support granted: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to artist Alessandro Marchi for the commission of his works for the exhibition ‘Script for Malmö’ taking place at Spark, Malmö, Sweden.
International Production support granted: NOK 12 000

Support is provided to artist Lesia Vasylchenko for her participation in the group exhibition ‘State of Emergence’ taking place at New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA), New York, USA.
International Travel support granted: NOK 26 630

Support is provided to artist Kjell Bjørgeengen for his participation in the site-specific intervention Fear of the Object with Chris Cogburn (US) and Iván Naranjo (MX) taking place at Casa del Lago and 316CENTRO in Mexico City and at T30 and h)3ar~, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.
International Travel support granted: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to the Macalline Center of Art, Beijing, China, for the participation of artist Ane Graff in the exhibition titled ‘Elemental Constellations’.
International Travel support granted: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist Maria Brinch for the commission of her works for the group exhibition ‘Art Critics Orchestra’ taking place at Kindl Kulturzentrum, Berlin, Germany.
International Production support granted: NOK 29 000

Support is provided to artist Magdaléna Manderlová for her participation in the International Symposium on Sonic Ecologies, ‘BEYOND LISTENING: Agency, Art, and Environment’ taking place at Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, Budapest, Hungary.
International Travel support granted: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Kristian Suvatne Augland for the commission of his works for the group exhibition ‘Im Angesicht der Dämmerung’ taking place at Kunsthalle Palazzo, Liestal, Switzerland.
International Production support granted: NOK 18 000

Support is provided to artist Yaniya Mikhalina for her participation in the group exhibition ‘Technopoetic Becomings’ taking place at the Santa Maria Art Museum, the symposium XVI ABCiber Symposium on Arts, Digital Technologies, Otherness, and Diversity taking place at the Federal University of Santa Maria, and a residency at CAPACETE in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.
International Travel support granted: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Beatrice Alvestad Lopez for the commission of her works for the group exhibition ‘Aig Muir; At Sea’ taking place at An Lanntair, Stornoway, Scotland.
International Production support granted: NOK 5 300

Support is provided to Blackwood Gallery, Toronto, Canada for the participation of artist Ane Graff in the exhibition titled ‘GUT_BRAIN 1: Destructive Desires and Other Destinies of Excess (Part Two)’.
International Travel support granted: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to artist Giulia Mangione for her solo exhibition titled ‘Crack of Doom’ taking place at Triennale Milano, Milan, Italy.
International Travel support granted: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Henrik Olai Kaarstein for his solo exhibition titled ‘A Strong Place’ taking place at Marais / Morais, Brussels, Belgium.
International Travel support granted: NOK 7 000
International Production support granted: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to artist Aksel Ree for the commission of his works for a solo exhibition taking place at Galeria Cavalo, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.
International Travel support granted: NOK 23 500
International Production support granted: NOK 6 500

Support is provided to artist Cato Løland for the commission of his works for a solo exhibition taking place at Lundgren Gallery, Palma de Mallorca, Spain.
International Production support granted: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to die raum, Berlin, Germany for the participation of artist Toril Johannessen with new commissioned works for exhibition titled ‘The origin of the horse’ in collaboration with artist Marjolijn Dijkman.
International Production support granted: NOK 23 000

Support is provided to curator Vsevolod Kovalevskij, for the participation of artists Charlotte Bendiksen, Lars Laumann and Simon Daniel Tegnander Wentzel with commissioned works in the exhibition ‘Objectivity of Desire: What I Didn't Do’ taking place at Galerija Vartai, Vilnius, Lithuania.
International Production support granted: NOK 115 000

Support is provided to the Arsenal Municipal Gallery, Poznań, Poland, for the solo exhibition of artist Luz Maria Sanchez titled ‘In the Absence of State’.
International Production support granted: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist Cassius Fadlabi for the production of works in public space and at Galleri Syster for the Luleå Biennial 2024, ‘On the threshold of 1:1’, taking place in Luleå, Sweden.
International Production support granted: NOK 100 000

Support is provided to Kunsthal Rønnebæksholm, Næstved, Denmark, for the participation of artist Signe Johannessen with new commissioned works for two group exhibitions titled ‘The origin of the horse’ from March 2 – June 9 and ‘Horses and Power’ from September 28 – December 22, 2024.
International Production support granted: NOK 50 000

Support is provided to Konstfrämjandet Norrbotten, Luleå, Sweden for the participation of artists Gunvor Guttorm, Olga Lucko, Nabil Ahmed, Prerna Bishnoi and Esther Breslin in the Luleå Biennial 2024 titled ‘On the threshold of 1:1’.
International Travel support granted: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist Jo Mikkel Sjaastad Huse for the commission of his works for the exhibition ‘Echo Space. Invisible city’ with the collaborative project PUBLIC RETREAT, taking place at Oksasenkatu 11, Helsinki, Finland.
International Production support granted: NOK 25 000

Support is provided to artist Mette Tronvoll for her participation in the group exhibition ‘The Awe of the Arctic’taking place at New York Public Library, New York, USA.
International Travel support granted: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to the Yokohama Triennale, Yokohama, Japan, for the participation of artists Joar Nango and Sandra Mujinga with new commissioned works for the 8th Yokohama Triennale titled “Wild Grass: Our Lives”.
International Production support granted: NOK 338 886

Support is provided to artist Jesper James Alvær and Isabella Grosseova for the commission of their work for the group exhibition ‘No Feeling Is Final. The Skopje Solidarity Collection’, taking place at the National Gallery Prague.
International Production support granted: NOK 35 000

Support is provided to artist Helle Siljeholm for the development of a new site-specific sound installation and performance (April 2024) and a video work (December 2024) based on her series The Mountain Body, commissioned by Polygreen Culture & Art Initiative taking place in Delphi, Greece.
International Production support granted: NOK 45 000

Support is provided to artist Apichaya Wanthiang for the commission of her works for the group exhibition ‘After the Sun’ taking place at Buffalo AKG Art Museum, Buffalo, New York, USA.
International Production support granted: NOK 80 000

Support is provided to artist Ragna Bley for the commission of her works for the group exhibition ‘After the Sun’ taking place at Buffalo AKG Art Museum, Buffalo, New York, USA.
International Production support granted: NOK 94 727

Support is provided to artist Simon Daniel Tegnander Wenzel for the commission of his works for the group exhibition ‘After the Sun’ taking place at Buffalo AKG Art Museum, Buffalo, New York, USA.
International Production support granted: NOK 94 728

Support is provided to the 60th International Art Exhibition La Biennale di Venezia, Venice, Italy titled "Foreigners Everywhere" for the participation of artist Ahmed Umar within the main exhibition.
International Travel support granted: NOK 83 625
International Production support granted: NOK 116 375

Support is provided to curator Gustav Elgin, for the participation of artist Espen Gleditsch for the solo exhibition ‘Am Strom 53: Conservation as Care’ taking place at the Edvard Munch House, Warnemünde, Germany.
International Travel support granted: NOK 2 800
International Production support granted: NOK 7 500

Support is provided to the Estonian Literary Museum, Tartu, Estonia, for the participation of artist Ingrid Torvund, Jonas Mailand, Mercedes Mühleisen, Viktor Pedersen and Tori Wrånes in the exhibition ‘Enter Woodland Spirits’.
International Travel support granted: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist Arne Skaug Olsen and Anders Dahl Monsen for the commission of their installation Fermenting Subjects for the public art centre Vent des Forêts in Fresnes-au-Mont, France.
International Travel support granted: NOK 30 000
International Production support granted: NOK 108 000

Support is provided to artist group Amalie Vestergaard Olsen and Sarah Sikorie for their project titled ‘Høst (The Harvest)’ initiated by the exhibition platform Along Projects involving an exhibition at Along Projects in Copenhagen and a second part consisting of sculptures and a performance art in public space in Hundested, Denmark.
International Production support granted: NOK 26 000

Support is provided to curator Selene Wendt, for the participation of artist Victor Muelekesha, Anawana Haloba, Cliff Moustache, Bafana Nhlapo, Camille Norment, Ahmed Umar, Duduzile Mathsoni, Luanda Carneiro Jacoel in the interdisciplinary gathering ‘Sustaining the Otherwise’ taking place at Lusaka Contemporary Art Centre, Lusaka, Zambia.
International Travel support granted: NOK 92 151

Support is provided to artist Tris Vonna-Michell for the commission of his works for the solo exhibition titled ‘Collaborations & Constellations’ taking place at Badischer Kunstverein, Kalsruhe. Germany.
International Production support granted: NOK 70 000

Support is provided to artist Lars Nordby for the commission of his works for a solo exhibition taking place at StudyForArtPlatform, Stockholm, Sweden.
International Production support granted: NOK 23 000

Support is provided to artist Kim Laybourn for the commission of his works for the solo exhibition ‘The Animate Landscape’ taking place at Galleri Box, Gothenburg, Sweden.
International Production support granted: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to artist Pedro Gomez Egana for a solo exhibition taking place at MIT_List Visual Arts Center, Cambridge, USA.
International Travel support granted: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist Tine Surel Lange for a solo exhibition taking place at Music Biennale Zagreb (MBZ), Zagreb, Croatia.
International Travel support granted: NOK 16 000

Support is provided to artist Ane Graff for her participation in the group exhibition ‘and we learn to keep the soil wet’ taking place at CARA. New York, USA.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: NOK 60 000.

Support is provided to artist Jesper Alvær for the commission of his participation in the group exhibition ‘No Feeling Is Final. The Skopje Solidarity Collection’ taking place at the National Gallery Prague, Prague, Czech Republic.
Amount: 20 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Michal Siarek for his participation at the symposium ‘NIDA. Meeting Photography’ and a residency taking place at NIDA Art Colony, Nida, Lithuania.
Amount: 11 900 NOK

Support is provided to artist Pia Eikaas for her participation with a performance ‘Liquid assets’ in the group exhibition ‘Popty Ping’ taking place at Den Frie, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Amount: 2 500 NOK

Support is provided to artist Thale Blix Fastvold for her participation at Art Encounters Biennial 2023 ‘My Rhino is not a Myth’ taking place in Timisoara, Romania.
Amount: 22 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist John Andrew Wilhite-Hannisdal Residency and a performance lecture ‘Loss Puzzles’ as part of the group exhibition ‘Omens of Capacity’ at Oregon Contemporary, Portland, USA.
Total amount: 23 200 NOK

Support is provided to artist Linda Lerseth for the commission of her works for the solo exhibition ‘Prèsentation’ taking place at Heerz Toya, Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 13 495 NOK

Support is provided to artist Alex Bunn for the commission of his works for the exhibition ‘Memeplex’ taking place at KARST, Plymouth, UK.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 24 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Io Alexa Sivertsen for her participation with the work ‘Growing pains, thoughts on the climate crisis’ in the Fotofestiwal 2023, Lodz, Poland.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 25 342 NOK

Support is provided to artist Kamil Kak for the commission of their work in the ‘10th Young Triennale: Consolidation’ at Center of Polish Sculpture in Oronsko, Poland.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 10 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Martinka Bobrikova for her participation in the Ecoversities European Regional Gathering 2023 taking place in Lecce, Italy.
Amount: 5 918 NOK

Support is provided to artist Sebastian Helling for the commission of his works for the group exhibition ‘Intertwined Realities’ taking place at Bricks Gallery, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 20 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Sara Eliassen for her participation at SOMA Summer 2023 taking place at SOMA, Mexico City, Mexico.
Amount: 21 460 NOK

Support is provided to artist Bjørn Magnhildøen for the presentation of his work ‘The Unmoving Show’ at the ELO Conference 2023, Coimbra, Portugal.
Amount: NOK 8 000

Support is provided to artist Kristin Nordhøy for her solo exhibition ‘Prepositions’ taking place at Ásmundursalur, Reykjavik, Iceland.
Amount: 20 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Joen Vedel for the commission of his works for his solo exhibition ‘PETER PETERSEN (1953-2020) – a mourningplay, ACT II’ taking place at Astrid Noacks Atelier, Copenhage, Denmark.
Amount: NOK 20 000
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 31 800 NOK

Support is provided to Ujazdowski Castle Centre for Contemporary Art, Warsaw, Poland, for artist Odd Nerdrum’s solo exhibition ‘Painter of the North’.
Amount: 50 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Andreas Amble for the commission of his works for the solo exhibition ‘Coverage’ taking place at Heerz Toya, Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 5 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Karen Werner for her participation with the Shortwave Collective at the Struer Tracks Biennial for Sound and Listening, Stuer, Denmark.
Amount: 20 000 NOK

Support is provided to Contemporary Art Centre (CAC), Vilnius, Lithuania, for the participation of artist Mette Edvardsen in the ‘Baltic Triennial 15: prelude’.
Amount: 12 000 NOK

Support is provided to Anna Näumann and the artist group Kurant9000 for their participation with the work ‘LISTENING STATION 9000: What does it mean to be in-between?’ in the Young Arctic Artist exhibition 2023 taking place at Gallery Napa and Studio Mustonapa, Rovaniemi, Finland.
Amount: 20 000 NOK

Support is provided to curator Mickael Marman and his curatorial platform BBBerlin for presenting Urd J. Pedersen, Fatou M. Åsbakk, Knut Ivar Aaser, Melanie Kitti and Mickael Marman at Systema.Plus in Marseille, France.
Amount: 30 000 NOK

Support is provided to curator Idil Husein Samatar for the presentation of artist Ibrahima Thiams installation ‘The Grand Magal’ arranged by OH Gallery in Touba, Senegal.
Amount: 13 669 NOK

Support is provided to Kunstrum Fyn, Tårup, Denmark, for the commission of new works from artists HC Gilje and Solveig Lønseth for the group exhibition ‘Tårup Dark Sky Festival – Universet’.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 78 600 NOK

Support is provided to artist Solveig Settemsdal for her residency with the SOLU Bioart Society in Lapland, Finland.
Amount: NOK 5 133

Support is provided to artist Kjellaug Hatlen Lunde for her participation in the group exhibition ‘Carving the Landscape’ taking place at GEDOK Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany.
Amount: 3000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Rita Marhaug for the commission of her work in the group exhibition ‘Carving the Landscape’ taking place at GEDOK Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 2 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Simen Utsigt Stenberg for the commission of his works for a solo exhibition taking place at Heerz Toya, Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 20 000 NOK

Support is provided to Konstmuseet i Norr, Kiruna, Sweden, for the participation of artists Sissel M. Bergh, Kajsa Dahlberg and Lisa Torell for the group exhibition 'FÖRÄNDRINGENS KOREOGRAFI'.
Amount: NOK 22 556

Support is provided to artist Marin Håskjold for the commission of her works for the group exhibition ‘No Tears Left To Cry’, taking place at Maribor Art Gallery, Maribor, Slovenia.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 65 000 NOK

Support is provided to Le Consortium Museum, Dijon, France, for artist Torbjørn Rødland’s solo exhibition ‘Oh My God You Guys’.
Amount: 15 000

Support is provided to artist Constance Tenvik for the commission of her works for the solo exhibition ‘Gargantuan’ taking place at Harkawik, New York, USA.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 30 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard for the commission of her and Zaybe Armstrongs radio play and live performance ‘Wonder Woman’ to be premiered at Triangle – Astérides, Marseille, France.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 120 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Anette Friedrich Johannessen and Performance Art Bergen for their participation in the festival ‘Evaporate: Ephemeral Art from Bergen, Norway & Boston, USA’ taking place at the Waterworks Museum, Boston, USA.
Amount: 30 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Jinbin Chen for the participation at Unfair23 taking place at the Gashouder Westergasfabriek, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 11 500 NOK

Support is provided to artist Arild Tveito for the commission of his works for a solo exhibition taking place at Sangt Hipolyt, Berlin, Germany.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 20 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Tine Semb project in collaboration with artist Brendan Fernandes for arranging and curating a Draglesque/Burlesque show with Oslo and Chicago artists taking place at DePaul Art Museum (DPAM), Chicago, USA.
Amount: 70 000 NOK

Support is provided to curator Leif Magne Tangen for the presentation of artists Lene Berg, Marita Isobel Solberg, Lutz-Rainer Müller, Matti Aikio and Eva Svaneblom in the ‘Something Else, OFF Biennale Cairo III’ taking place in Cairo, Egypt.
Amount: 100 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Nicole Rafiki for the commission of her works for a solo exhibition taking place at This is Not a White Cube, Lisbon, Portugal.
Amount: 20 000 NOK
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 47 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Anna Sofie Mathiasen for the commission of her works for the solo exhibition ‘Folly’ taking place at O—Overgaden, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 70 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Jan Moss for the commission of his works for an exhibition taking place at the Zoukak Theatre, Beirut, Lebanon.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 6 700 NOK

Support is provided to artist Emilija Škarnulytė for her solo exhibition ‘Æqualia’ taking place at Canal Projects, New York, USA.
Amount: 30 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Bianca Hisse for the commission of her works for the solo exhibition ‘Antipodes and Borderlands’ taking place at bb15 - Space for Contemporary Art, Linz, Austria.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 32 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Agatha Wara for the commission of her works for the solo exhibition ‘The Voyage of the Blushing Alpaca’ taking place at Wiels Contemporary Art Center, Brussels, Belgium.
Amount: NOK 27 000
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 49 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Ignas Krunglevicius for his solo exhibition ‘SPAWN’ taking place at Kaje, New York, USA.
Amount: NOK 5 500
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 22 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Michel Pavlou for the screening of his new film ‘There is no reverse metamorphosis’ at the film festival Traverse Video in Toulouse, France.
Amount: 6500 NOK

Support is provided to artist Oda Bremnes for the commission of her installation ‘Sensing Waves’ for the exhibition ‘Art on Wheels’ hosted by NOASS Art Centre and taking place in Latvia.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 20 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Ane Graff for her participation in the group exhibition ‘and we learn to keep the soil wet’ taking place at CARA. New York, USA.
Amount: NOK 75 000

Support is provided to artist Jessica Williams for the commission of her works for the group exhibition ‘Horisonter’ taking place at Art Lab Gnesta, Gnesta, Sweden.
Amount: 6000 NOK
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 3 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard for the screening of her film ‘Days’, made with Zayne Armstrong, at Dreamland Film Festival, Athens, Greece.
Amount: 8 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Vebjørn Guttormsgaard Møllberg for the commission of his performance ‘Something present where there should be nothing’ for the group exhibition ‘Popty Ping’ taking place at Den Frie Udstillingsbygning, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 5 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Anders Grønlien for the commission of his works for the solo exhibition ‘MI PEQUEÑO SOÑADOR, ¿Abrirás La Ventana a Veces?’ taking place at Real Jardín Botánico de Córdoba, Córdoba, Spain.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 11 010 NOK

Support is provided to artist Ayatgali Tuleubek for the commission of his new film ‘You will meet a bird with strange feet (Khidr)’ for the screening programme ‘Vidéo et après: Vidéos d’Asie Centrale’ at Centre Pompidou, Paris, France.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 24 500 NOK

Support is provided to artist Kristina Brielle Stallvik for their solo exhibition at The Living Art Museum, Reykjavik, Iceland.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 7 000 NOK

Support is provided to the ‘Woods - Forest Symposium’, Orlické Mountains, Czech Republic, for the participation of artists Mercedes Mühleisen and Elin Már Øyen Vister, and curator Katrine Elise Agpalza Pedersen in a residency, performance, workshop and concert.
Amount: 40 000 NOK
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: NOK 7 200

Support is provided to artist Anette Gellein for the screening of their film ‘Love And Greed And Pain And Lust’ at Oberhausen Film Festival, Oberhausen, Germany.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 13 500 NOK

Support is provided to artist Giulia Mangione for her participation with the project ‘The Fall’ at the European Photography festival in Reggio Emilia, Italy.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 35 500 NOK

Support is provided to artist Ada Nilsen for the commission of her works for the exhibition ‘Paradise Circus’ taking place at the Palazzo Ferrante, Abruzzo, Italy.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 19 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Joel Billekvist for the commission of his works for a solo exhibition taking place at Council +, Berlin, Germany.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 10 000 NOK

Support is provided to the artistic and curatorial collective HÆRK for their participation with a video program in the congress ‘The Social Life of Film’ hosted by Terrassen and taking place at the DFI Cinematheque, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Amount: 14 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Una Hamilton Helle for the commission of her works for the duo-exhibition with Verity Birt, ‘Beneath Clouded Hills’ taking place at Bloc Projects, Sheffield, UK.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 25 976 NOK

Support is provided to artist Signe Solberg for the commission of her works for the exhibition ‘Hierro’ taking place at Estudio Figueroa-Vives, Havana, Cuba.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 15 000 NOK

Project: Support is provided to artist Mary Ailonieida Sombán Mari for her participation in Biennale Architettura 2023 in Venice, Italy.
Amount: 15 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Hans Ragnar Mathisen and curators Pei-Han Lin and Hsiang-Hsiang Wang for the exhibition ‘When Sámi meet Yami 1979 to 2023- Half a century archives’ taking place at Hwa Kang Museum, Taipei, Taiwan.
Amount: 76 100 NOK
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 38 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Jara Marken for the commission of her works for the group exhibition ‘Cross-current’ taking place at Electro Studios Project Space, Hastings, UK.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 9 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Gunhild Sannes Larsen for the commission of her works for the group exhibition ‘Cross-current’ taking place at Electro Studios Project Space, Hastings, UK.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 4 900 NOK

Support is provided to artist Alessandro Marchi for the commission of his works for the exhibition ‘Public Portal’ taking place at Of Public Interest (OPI), Stockholm, Sweden.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 77 500 NOK

Support is provided to curator Eva Rowson for her participation in the workshop The Mediation School, a preparation for the 2024 Manifesta 15 biennial taking place in Barcelona, Spain.
Amount: NOK 27 400

Support is provided to curator Hilde Methi for the participation of artists Kristin Taarnesvik and researcher Nora Sørensen Vaage in a curated research residency leading up to a group exhibition and a workshop at Mustarinda, Hyrynsalmi, Finland.
Amount: NOK 35 000

Support is provided to the festival Le Printemps de Septembre, Toulouse, France, titled ‘A boundless idea of North’ for the participation of artists Marianne Heske, Frida Orupabo and Lars Laumann.
Amount: 40 000 NOK

Support is provided to the Oscillation festival 2023, Brussels, Belgium, for the participation of artist Maia Urstad with her installation ‘Time Pockets’.
Amount: 24 000 NOK
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: NOK 16 704

Support is provided to artist Robert Johansson for his solo exhibition ‘Farewell to my fading popularity’ taking place at Konstfrämjandet i Värmland, Karlstad, Sweden.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 12 000 NOK

Support is provided to the Centre Pompidou-Metz, Paris, France, for artist Ingar Dragsets exhibition ‘Bonne Chance’ in collaboration with Michael Elmgreen.
Amount: 80 000 NOK
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: NOK 55 000

Support is provided to artist Jet Pascua for residency and exhibition taking place at Project Space Pilipinas, Lucban and Roxas City, Philippines.
Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to curator Noor Bhangu for the participation of artist Damien Ajavon in the group exhibition ‘Homorientalism’ taking place at Smack Mellon, New York, USA.
Amount: NOK 29 152
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: NOK 32 000

Support is provided to artist Anaclara Talento Acosta for the commission of her works for the exhibition ‘Afterbirth’ taking place at 4bid gallery, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 12 376 NOK

Support is provided to artist Cristian Stefanescu for the commission of his works ‘10 Roadside Structures’ for BETA (Timisoara Architecture Biennial), Timisoara, Romania.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 57 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Astrid Hjortdal for the commission of her works for the exhibition ‘Dismantle’ taking place at Apiece, Vilnius, Lithuania.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 9 000 NOK

Support is provided to curators Nina Strand and Susanne Østby Sæther for the exhibition ‘Sex in the Welfare State’ with the artists Eline Mugaas, Hilde Honerud, Maria Pasenau, Bente Geving and Verena Winkelmann taking place at Les Rencontres d'Arles, Arles, France.
Amount: 54 000 NOK
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: NOK 50 000

Support is provided to the Gibellina Photoroad open air & site-specific festival, Gibellina, Italy, for the presentation of Jonas Bendiksens ‘The Book of Veles’.
Amount: NOK 10 800

Support is provided to artists Margrethe Aanestad and Siv Bugge Vatne and curator Arnhild Sunnanå for the artists duo exhibition ‘Krystallklart lys / Chrystal Clear Light’ taking place at Dimensions Variable, Miami, USA.
Amount: 10 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Ingvild Melberg Eikeland for the commission of her works for the group exhibition ‘Intimated Structures’ taking place at Palacio de Bellas Artes, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 13 881 NOK

Support is provided to artist Ingrid Forland for the commission of her works for a group exhibition taking place at Open, Reykjavik, Iceland.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 2 500 NOK

Support is provided to artist Tiril Hasselknippe for her participation in the group exhibition ‘Eartheaters’ taking place at Lustwarande 2023 in Tilburg, The Netherlands.
Amount: 11 300 NOK

Support is provided to artist Camille Norment for her work for the Kunstpreis der Kunststiftung NRW – Nam June Paik Award 2023 at the Skulpturenmuseum Marl, Marl, Germany. Amount: NOK 13 420.

Support is provided to artist Anne Katrine Senstad for her solo exhibition ‘Mal Educación’ taking place at Good Children Gallery, New Orleans, USA.
Amount: NOK 100 000

Support is provided to artist Beatrice Alvestad Lopez for her solo exhibition ‘Vandremelodi’ taking place at Luleå Konsthall, Luleå, Sweden.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 21 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Anders Holen for his solo exhibition taking place at Galerie Joseph Tang, Paris, France.
Amount: NOK 23 728

Support is provided to artist Julie Hrnčířová for the commission of her works for the exhibition ‘Camouflage’ taking place at Ankali, Prague, Czech Republic.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 19 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Andreas Amble for the commission of his works for the exhibition ‘Page turner’ taking place at Alta Art Space, Malmö, Sweden.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 4 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Magnhild Øen Nordahl for the commission of her works for the group exhibition ‘Ways of Unseeing’ taking place at Lunds Konsthall, Lund, Sweden.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 20 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Faezeh Valadan for the commission of her works for the solo exhibition ‘Elimination or Sanctificationt’ taking place at Zaratan, Lizbon, Portugal.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 10 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Torbjørn Rødland for his solo exhibition at TANK Shanghai, Shanghai, China.
Amount: NOK 45 000

Support is provided to artist Kåre Aleksander Grundvåg for the commission of his works for an exhibition taking place at OXER, Ebeltoft, Denmark.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 25 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Magdaléna Manderlová for her participation in the group exhibition ‘SOUND’ taking place at the 8smička Art Zone in Humpolec, Czech Republic.
Amount: NOK 9 500

Support is provided to artist Maj-Gret Gaupås for her solo exhibition titled ‘shitty snow II’ taking place at the The Stone Space in London, UK.
Amount: NOK 4 000

Support is provided to artist Nina Torp for her solo exhibition titled ‘Methods of patternmaking’ taking place at the Museo delle Origini and Museum of Classical Art at Sapienza University in Rome, Italy.
Amount: NOK 59 400

Support is provided to the artist Marianne Heier for her new work ‘Lost Light’ commissioned by the new exhibition venue Heirloom in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Samuel Olou for his participation in the group exhibition “Voices”- KARP 2022 taking place at the Centre Culturel Allemand, Goethe-Institut, Lome and at Kamina, Atakpame, Togo.
Amount: NOK 24 600

Support is provided to artist Marthe Ramm Fortun for her participation in the group exhibition ‘Pink Glass Swan’ taking place at Huset for Kunst og Design Holstebro in Holstebro, Denmark.
Amount: NOK 62 000
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 27 500 NOK

Support is provided to artist group Jacqueline Landvik & Inti Wang for their participation with their project titled ‘JACQUELINE LANDVIK X INTI WANG’ in the KUIR BOGOTÁ Festival, a transdisciplinary art project that explores the relationships between culture, gender, sexuality, and identity.
Amount: NOK 21 000
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 3 000 NOK

Support is provided to the artist group Karolin Tampere and Simon Daniel Tegnander Wenzel in the collective research practice Ensayos for their participation in the exhibition ‘Oceanic Thinking II’ and the Ensayos peer research residency taking place at UQ Art Museum and Ensayos in Brisbane, Australia.
Amount: NOK 58 000

Support is provided to artist Nikhil Vettukattil for his project and workshop ‘The Institute for Scene Experiments: Parts II & III’ taking place at both the KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin, Germany, and the Camden Arts Centre, London, UK.
Amount: NOK 10 700
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 40 000 NOK

Support is provided to curator Antonio Cataldo for his participation in the public program of the Kochi - Muziris Biennale 2022-23, Kerala, India. The biennial is titled ‘In Our Veins Flow Ink and Fire’ and is organized by the Kochi Biennale Foundation.
Amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to curator Harnoor Bhangu for the participation of artist Damien Ajavon in the group exhibition ‘The excess is ritual’ taking place at the Dunlop Art Gallery in Regina, Canada.
Amount: NOK 19 500

Support is provided to artist Stine Janvin for her participation in the project ‘Identity Pitches’, by Norway based artists Stine Janvin and Cory Archangel, taking place at the ISSUE Project Room and the publisher Primary Information at The Flamboyants Theater at Clemente Soto, New York, USA.
Amount: NOK 36 000

Support is provided to M HKA, Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium, for the solo exhibition of artist Dora Garcia titled ‘She Has Many Names.
Amount: NOK 80 000

Support is provided to artist Mercedes Mühleisen for her participation in the exhibition ‘Earth Spells: Witches of the Anthropocene’ taking place at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM) in Exeter, UK.
Amount: NOK 19 665

Support is provided to artist Anna Sofie Mathiasen for the commission of her works for the exhibition ‘Open Creation and Its Enemies: Asger Jorn in Situation’ taking place at the Institut Valencià d’Art Modern – Valencian Institute of Modern Art (IVAM), València, Spain.
Amount: NOK 20 000
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 30 000 NOK

Support is provided to Zacheta - National Gallery of Art in Warszawa, Poland, for the support of artist Ane Hjort Guttu’s participation in the group exhibition titled ‘Spring Never Comes Again. Children and art in the 20th and 21st century’.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 34 649 NOK

Support is provided to artist Bianca Hisse for her new choreographed work in collaboration with Laura Cemin titled ‘How the land lies’ presented at the Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art, Helsinki, Finland.
Amount: NOK 38 000

Support is provided to artist Silje Figenschou Thoresen for her solo exhibition ‘Silje Figenchou Thoresen/åpenbart ville de nordover’ (working title), taking place in Marabouparken, Stockholm, Sweden.
Amount: NOK 100 000

Support is provided to the festival Le Printemps de Septembre, Toulouse, France, titled ‘A boundless idea of North’ for the participation of artists Marianne Heske, Frida Orupabo and Lars Laumann.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 40 000 NOK

Support is provided to NGO Fundación Foro del Sur (FFS) for BIENALSUR 2023 – 4th edition of the International Contemporary Art Biennial of the South, Buenos Aires, Argentina, for the participation of artist Vanessa Baird with her project ‘Vanessa Baird: Whatever Happens has Happened Before and Again’.
Amount: NOK 82 451

Support is provided to artist group Martinka Bobrikova & Oscar de Carmen for their participation in 4th Lagos Biennale in Lagos, Nigeria with the project ‘Refuge’.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 40 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Per Hess for his solo exhibition ‘In the Light of Neon’ taking place at the Georgian National Gallery, Tbilisi, Georgia.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 100 000 NOK

Support is provided to the Dia Art Foundation, New York, USA for the artist Camille Norment’s solo exhibition ‘Camille Norment: Plexus’. The exhibition has a public program including talks and conversations with Norment, and a publication.
Amount: NOK 146 643

Support is provided to artist Karoline Hjorth for her participation in the group exhibition titled ‘Our Time on Earth’ taking place at the Barbican Centre in London, UK.
Amount: NOK 2 800

Support is provided to artist Lars Laumann for a residency to work and distribute his text and book ’40 million years’, hosted and commissioned by the organisation Mémoire de sexualités in Marseille, France, in joint initiative with ERG: École de Recherche Graphique art school in Brussels, within the arts research project on transfagbidyke assemblies and harm reduction lead by Castillo (a.k.a. Alberto García del Castillo).
Amount: NOK 18 250

Support is provided to artist Joen Vedel for his participation in DOCUMENTA 15, titled ‘lumbung’, through the artist group Jimmie Durham & A Stick in the Forest by the Side of the Road taking place in Kassel, Germany.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 94 344 NOK

Support is provided to artist Jone Kvie for his participation in DOCUMENTA 15, titled ‘lumbung’, through the artist group Jimmie Durham & A Stick in the Forest by the Side of the Road taking place in Kassel, Germany.
Amount: NOK 73 400

Support is provided to the educational curator platform What Could Should Curating Do, Belgrade, Serbia, for the participation of artist Robel Temesgen in the project ‘As you go… roads under your feet, towards the new future’ taking place in the public spaces of Bor and in collaboration with Public Library Bor.
Amount: NOK 4 069

Support is provided to artist Rodrigo Ghattas-Pérez for his participation in the project and summer school ‘Learning Through the Soles of Our Feet’ taking place at Asger Jorn's house and studio on Læsø, Skagen, Denmark.
Amount: NOK 11 500

Support is provided to artist group Tenthaus for their participation in DOCUMENTA 15, titled ‘lumbung’. Tenthaus will hold a presentation and be in a panel about collectivity in the program called Sekolah Temujalar, batch 4 and 5, with the participants of Gudskul collective studies, taking place in The Fridericianum, Kassel, Germany.
Amount: NOK 100 000

Support is provided to artist Jon Gorospe for his participation in the group exhibition ‘Basque Artist Programme’ gathering ten artists in the program from the years 2015-2019, that included a residency in New York. The exhibition is taking place at the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain. The program is a joint initiative with the Solomon R. Guggenheim of New York, and in connection with the 25th anniversary of the Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao.
Amount: NOK 24 500

Support is provided to artist Felix Gmelin for his participation in the exhibition ‘The Double: Identity and Difference in Art Since 1900’ taking place at National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C, USA.
Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Endre Aaalrust for his participation in the group exhibition titled ‘From the shore to the mud pool’ taking place at Verksmi∂jan in Hjalteyri, Iceland.
Amount: NOK 30 740

Support is provided to artist Magdalena Manderlova for her participation in the exhibition ‘Opava: along the stream of sound II’ in collaboration with Czech artist Michal Kindernay. The exhibition is taking place at Bludny Kamen, Opava, Czech Republic, in the public space; and with a 22h long radio art composition at Radio Art Zone (Luxembourg) FM.
Amount: NOK 9 000

Support is provided to Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art, Budapest, Hungary, for the solo exhibition of artist Jeannette Christensen titled ‘Every Day is a Miracle’. The exhibition is presented in conjunction with the exhibition at Ludwig Museum titled ‘Extended Present – Transient Realities’, and takes place at the external venue Bakáts Bunker Underground Kulturális Tér in Budapest.
Amount: NOK 13 900
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 38 440 NOK

Support is provided to artist Kaare Ruud for his solo exhibition ‘Retningen høner sparker’ taking place at the gallery Heerz Tooya in Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria, following a residency at ARV.International in Vishovgrad, Bulgaria.
Amount: NOK 2 500
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 10 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Kurt Johannessen for his participation with a new performance in The International Performance Art Archive BLACK KIT | DIE SCHWARZE LADE, titled ‘Open the door a window’, taking place in Köln, Germany.
Amount: NOK 5 000
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 3 500 NOK

Support is provided to artist Apolonija Sustersic for her participation in the group exhibition, ‘Community will not be Designed_Broadening Environmental Consciousness’, she will also give an artist talk, taking place in the Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Seoul National University and Project Space MIUM, Seoul.
Amount: NOK 39 500
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 18 500 NOK

Support is provided to Frac Bretagne, Rennes, France, for the solo exhibition of artist Fredrik Vaerslev titled ‘La Renne’.
Amount: NOK 38 800

Support is provided to Glasgow Women’s Library, Glasgow, Scotland, UK for the participation of artist Vanessa Baird for her solo exhibition.
Amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to the artist Kjell Bjørgeengen for his participation with a site-specific live performance by his group Fear of the Object within the 2022 Performing Arts Program at the Diego Rivera-Anahuacalli Museum in Mexico City, Mexico.
Amount: NOK 24 123

Support is provided to the Chill Survive Network as curator, for the participation of artists Ásmundur Ásmundsson, Harald Gaski, John Andrew Wilhite-Hannisdal, Rebekah Oomen, Geir Tore Holm and Søssa Jørgensen in the assembly "Making Kin with Air and Water", within the exhibition and gathering ‘Chewing the Tundra’ taking place at Kunsthalle Exnergasse, Vienna, Austria.
Amount: NOK 65 264

Support is provided to artist Lars Nordby for his solo exhibition titled ‘Restaging Parallax’ at the ICA Institute of Contemporary Art, Sofia, Bulgaria.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 11 000 NOK

Support is provided to Kunstverein in Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany, for the solo exhibition of artist Cory Arcangel titled ‘Flying Foxes’.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 44 531 NOK

Support is provided to artist Anne Katrine Senstad for the solo exhibition ‘Poiesis’, presenting the new commissioned light sculpture titled ‘Elements VII’, with sound by artist JG Thirlwell, at the Regelbau 411 at Thyholm, Denmark.
Amount: NOK 13 900.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 58 000 NOK.

Support is provided to the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA), Montreal, Canada, for the participation of Indigenous architect and duodji artists Berit Kristine Andersen Guvsám and Johanna Minde in the project ‘Futurecasting: Indigenous-led Architecture and Design in the Arctic’.
Amount: NOK 21 000

Support is provided to artist Marin Håskjold for the participation of her short film ‘What is a Woman?’ in the Tate film programme, ‘Tate Modern Lates’, London, UK, as well as an artist conversation between Marin Håskjold and Tate’s film curator, Valentine Umansky.
Amount: NOK 4 500

Support is provided to artist Signe Lidénfor her participation with the work The Tidal Sense in the exhibition ‘Currents of Breath’ taking place at the Radialsystem, Berlin.
Amount: NOK 9 500

Support is provided to artist Natalie Price Hafslund for her participation with a new performance in the exhibition ‘L’angoisse Dominicale’, Treize 2022, Trieze Gallerie, Paris, France.
Amount: NOK 11 000

Support is provided to artist Apolonija Šušteršič for her participation in the exhibition ‘Returning the Gaze’ at the CUKRARNA, Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Amount: NOK 3 000

Support is provided to artist Hanan Benammar, with the work This is our body in collaboration with Aqqalu Berthelsen, for her participation in the group exhibition ‘One if by Land, Two if by Sea’ taking place at Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Amount: NOK 16 500

Support is provided to artist Tanya Busse for her participation in the residency program, FD13 Residency for the Arts, Minnesota, when working with her project ‘Chimera’ which will be premiering at the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.
Amount: NOK 39 000

Support is provided to artist Randi Nygård for her participation in the exhibition ‘Turba Tol Hol Hol Tol’ with the project The Gift of Scent at the Chilean Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy.
Amount: NOK 63 000

Support is provided to artist Liv Bugge for her participation in the main exhibition of The 59th La Biennale di Venezia, Venezia, Italy, titled ‘The Milk of Dreams/Il latte dei sogni'.
Amount: NOK 70 404

Support is provided to the 59th International Art Exhibition La Biennale di Venezia, Venice, Italy for the presentation of a sculpture by artist Aage Gaup in the exhibition “The Milk of Dreams”.
Amount: NOK 150 000

Support is provided to artist Karolin Tampere for her participation in the exhibition ‘Turba Tol Hol Hol Tol’ with the project The Gift of Scent in the Chilean Pavilion at the 59th Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy.
Amount: NOK 15 596

Support is provided to roARaTorio, Paris, France for the event RENCONTRES INTERNATIONALES PARIS/BERLIN for the participation of artists Tor-finn Malum Fitje, Thomas Anthony Hill, Helene Sommer and Hamid Waheed.
Amount: NOK 19 000

Support is provided to artist Ane Thommessen Graff for her solo exhibition titled ‘Ane Graff: The Wound in Its Entanglements’ at Kunstinstituut Melly, Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 100 000 NOK

Support is provided to the artist Felix Gmelin for his participation in the 25. Gabrovo Biennial of Humour and Satire, Gabrovo, Bulgaria, titled ‘Sensitivity Training’.
Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Marius Engh for his solo exhibition in collaboration with artist Jørn Aagaard, in the exhibition series ‘Dwellings’ taking place at the Malmgården building as an extension of Canopy, Malmö, Sweden.
Amount: NOK 19 000

Support is provided to artist Oscar Debs, for his participation in the 3rd annual Toronto Arab Film Festival (2022), Toronto, Canada, with the screening of his film ‘Cine-Ruins’ within the competition for Best Short Film in the short film program titled ‘Cinema, Oblivion & Rememoration’.
Amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Audar Kantun for his exhibition at Heerz Toya in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria.
Amount: NOK 25 000

Support is provided to curator Radoslav Istok, for the participation of artist Cassius Fadlabi with a commissioned work in the exhibition ‘All That Is Solid Melts into Water: Hydropower, Archeology and Indigeneity’ taking place in Uppsala Art Museum, Uppsala, Sweden.
Amount: NOK 8 000

Support is provided to the artist Jone Kvie, for his participation within the artist group ‘A Stick in the Forest by the Side of the Road’ (the group consists of Maria Thereza Alves, Bev Koski, Elisa Strinna, Wilma Lukatsch, Hamza Badran, and Joen Vedel. Initially also late Jimmie Durham was part of the group) participating in Documenta 15, Kassel, Germany.
Amount: NOK 13 500
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 25 000 NOK

Support is provided to tranzit.cz, Prague, Czech Republic for the participation of artist Hanni Kamaly in the second edition of the biennial titled ‘Matter of Art 2022’ taking place in the Prague City Gallery, Prague, Czech Republic.
Amount: NOK 25 000

Support is provided to artist Bobby Yu Shuk Pui for her participation in the exhibition titled ‘Post-Human Narratives Phase 3 - In the name of scientific witchery’ taking place at the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences (responsible institution: Para-site), Hong Kong, China.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 30 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Daisuke Kosugi for his participation in the Aichi Triennale 2022 titled ‘STILL ALIVE’ taking place at the Aichi Arts Center, Aichi, Japan.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 60 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist group martinka bobrikova & oscar de carmen for their preparation for and participation in the 4th Lagos Biennale 2021 – 2023, titled ‘Refuge’, together with curator Maria Alejandro Gatti and architect Anto Lloveras.
Amount: NOK 21 000

Support is provided to The Lyon Biennale of Contemporary Art, Lyon, France for the participation of artist Pedro Gómez-Egaña with the work SOLIDS, a hybrid installation between performance, visual art, and dance.
Amount: NOK 12 000
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 110 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Sarah Kazmi for her solo exhibition ‘Sweet Dreams’ taking place at AAN Art Space and Museum, Karachi, Pakistan.
Amount: NOK 14 000

Support is provided to artist Ilavenil Jayapalan for his participation in the exhibition ‘Aṇaṅkuperuntinaivarkal Inkaaleneraam’ at the KW Institute of Contemporary Art, Berlin, Germany.
Amount: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to The Lusaka Contemporary Art Centre (LUCAC), Lusaka, Zambia, for the participation of the artist Germain Ngoma in the opening group exhibition of the art center titled ‘The Beautiful Ones Have Long Been Born’.
Amount: NOK 50 000

Support is provided to artist and curator Anna Ulrikke Andersen for her participation in the Lisbon Architecture Triennale, Lisboa, Portugal with her project titled ‘Chronic Conditions: Body and Building’.
Amount: NOK 19 000

Support is provided to artist Rodrigo Ghattas for his participation in the project ‘Programa de presagios y destinos compartidos [Auguries and shared faiths programme]’, taking place at the platform Bisagra in Lima, Peru.
Amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to the artist group INFOPSIN, consisting of Ignas Krunglevičius, Ragnhild Aamås, Ayatgali Tuleubek, Istvan Virag and Lesia Vasychenko, for their participation with the collective performance ECHOPRAXIA taking place at the art space Swallow in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 30 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Steinar Haga Kristensen for his solo exhibition titled ‘ULTRAIDENTIFIKASJONSPAVILION / ULTRAIDENTIFICATION PAVILION’ taking place at FUTURA - Centre for Contempary Art in Prague, Czech Republic.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 50 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist group “Ask Addoley + Anna”, consisting of Anna Ihle and Addoley Dzegede, for their participation in the group exhibition ‘The Real Show’ taking place at CAC Brétigny in Brétigny-sur-Orge, France.
Amount: NOK 9 000
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 20 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Amalia Fonfara for her participation in the exhibition ‘Pia Arke’ at the Kunsten Museum of Modern Art Aalborg, Aalborg, Denmark.
Amount: 20 000 NOK

Support is provided to RADIUS CCA, Delft, The Netherlands for the participation of artist Toril Johannessen in the group exhibition ‘Emotions are Oceans: Bringing Water to Life in the Encroaching Desert’ (22 January – 3 April 2022), and artists Johanne Hestvold and Kamilla Langeland in the group exhibition ‘Entangled Life: The Forest as Neural Network (16 July – 16 October 2022).
Amount: NOK 39 841

Support is provided to artist Apolonija Sustersic for her participation in the exhibition titled ‘ART AND LIFE IN CRITICAL ZONES’ taking place at the Udmurt Republican Museum of Fine Arts, Izhevsk, Russia.
Amount: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland for the participation of artists Joar Nango and Frida Orupabo in the group exhibition ‘ARS22 Living Encounters’.
Amount: NOK 75 000

Support is provided to artist Anawana Haloba for an exhibition titled ‘The Polyphonic Soloist: How Do I Mourn’ at the Archive Milan, Milan, Italy.
Amount: NOK 19 000
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 113 000 NOK

Support is provided to the 59th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia, Venice, Italy, titled “The Milk of Dreams” for the participation of Norwegian and/or Norway based artist/s within the International Exhibition.
Amount: NOK 240 000

Support is provided to Kunstinstituut Melly, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, for the solo exhibition of artist Ane Graff titled ‘Ane Graff, Why Matter Matters’.
Amount: NOK 60 000

Support is provided to the artist Morten Jensen Vågen for a commissioned artwork titled ‘(ac)climatisation’ taking place by the Danube River for the European capital of culture 2022, Novi Sad, Serbia.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 40 000 NOK

Support is provided to Mécènes du Sud, Montpellier, France for the solo exhibition of artist Ane Hjort Guttu titled ‘Ghost in the Machine’.
Amount: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to artist Samuel Brzeski for his solo exhibition ‘Vocal gymnastics’ at the bb15 Space for Contemporary Art, Linz, Austria.
Dates: Postponed to 2022
Amount: NOK 25 000

Support is provided to artist Simona Barbera for her participation in the group exhibition ‘Timeless’ taking place in Electropark in Genova, Italy.
Amount: NOK 25 000

Support is provided to artist Nora Adwan for her solo exhibition ‘Shifting Inheritance (Defragmentation)’ at the Guramayne Art Center in Addis Adaba, Ethiopia.
Amount: NOK 29 000

Support is provided to artist Vilje Celin Kern Vestenfor for a residency at Villa Lena Foundation, Palaia, Italy, and the travel to a following solo exhibition titled ‘Rescue Remedy’ at the artist run space Arcway Nightlands Connector Jennifee-See Alternate in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Amount: NOK 13 650

Support is provided to artist Dora García for her participation in the Festival Colomboscope 2021 titled ‘Language is Migrant’, in Colombo, Sri Lanka with the project ‘The Hearing Voices Café Colombo’.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 15 000 NOK

Support is provided to Whitechapel Gallery in London, UK for the artist Ida Ekblad curating an exhibition with pieces from the Christen Sveaas art collection, titled ‘Christen Sveaas Art Foundation: This is the Night Mail, Selected by Ida Ekblad’.

Amount: 13 500 NOK

Support is provided to Struer Tracks Sound Art Biennale, Struer, Denmark for the participation of artist Jana Winderen.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 64 000 NOK

Support is provided to the artist Sille Storihle, for the launch of the publication FRANK at the artist-run collective, 3 137, in Athens, Greece.
Amount: NOK 7 000

Support is provided to the Artists' Association Of Lapland based in Rovaniemi, Finland for the participation of artist Åsne Kummeneje Melle, Annika Sellik and Maiya Syrstad Jerijervi in the exhibition Young Arctic Artists 2021 taking place in Gallery Napa & Studio Mustanapa in Rovaniemi.
Amount: NOK 57 000

Support is provided to artist Oscar Debs for his participation in The Residency Trailer & Assembly: editing residency at Dox Box in Berlin, Germany.
Amount: NOK 12 500

Support is provided to artist Yngve Holen for his solo exhibition titled ‘Foreign Object Debris’ (working title) at the X Museum Beijing in Beijing, China.
Amount: NOK 50 000

Support is provided to artist Ina Hagen for her participation with a commission in the group exhibition ‘By the Sea – Actions at the water. Land Art, Performance, Minimal Art’ at the Kunsthalle Wilhelmshaven in Wilhelmshaven, Germany.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 40 000 NOK

Support is provided to Museum Dhondt-Dhaenens in Deurle, Belgium, for Bjarne Melgaard’s solo exhibition titled ‘Rules of Hospitality’.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 50 000 NOK

Support is provided to the steirischer herbst festival 2021, Graz, Austria, titled ‘The Way Out’, for the participation of artist Lars Cuzner.
Amount: NOK 58 000

Support is provided to artist Bianca Hisse for a solo exhibition titled ‘What Led Us Here’ at the Galerie 35m2 in Prague, Czech Republic.
Amount: NOK 9 500
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 14 500 NOK

Support is provided to artist Wenche Gulbransen for her participation in a duo exhibition with Trine Mauritz at the non-profit space GalleryGallery in Kyoto, Japan.
Amount: NOK 13 750
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 20 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Jet Pascua for a residency at the Arctic Culture Lab in Oqaatsut, Greenland, and for his active participation in the ‘Talking Change Conference’ at the Juxtapose Art Fair, Aarhus, Denmark.
Amount: NOK 52 000

Support is provided to the artist group consisting of Martinka Bobrikova & Oscar de Carmen for their performative event and book launch taking place at the festival ‘El Asunto de lo Remoto’ at the Arte Munar in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Amount: NOK 22 600

Support is provided to curator Anne Szefer Karlsen for a collaboration with the Dutch journal Kunstlicht / Framer Framed based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Anne Szefer Karlsen and Helga Nyman are invited as guest editors of Kunstlicht vol. 42 no. 3-4: ‘The Worldliness of Oil: Recognition and Relations’. The issue will feature contributions by writer and curator Synnøve Vik and artist Tove Kommedal.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 5 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Damir Avdagic for his participation in the group exhibition ‘U potrazi drugim postorom pripadnosti (In Search for Another Space of Belonging)’, Danish Artists of Bosnian Origin, taking place at the KRAK - Center for contemporary Culture in Bihac, Bosnia.
Amount: NOK 10 000
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 17 500 NOK

Support is provided to the NGO Fundación Foro del Sur (FFS) for the BIENALSUR 2021 - 3rd edition of the International Biennial of Contemporary Art of the South, taking place in Buenos Aires, Argentina, for the participation of artists Emil Finnerud and Vanessa Baird.
Amount: NOK 65 000

Support is provided to Frac Lorraine, Metz, France, for the participation of artist Hanne Lippard.
Amount: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to Portland Museum of Art in Portland, Maine, USA for the participation of four Norwegian and/or Norway based artists to participate in the ‘North Atlantic Triennial’, an international traveling exhibition. The exhibition will later move on to the Reykjavík Art Museum in Iceland and Bildmuseet in Sweden.
Amount: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to the artist group New Mineral Collective consisting of Tanya Busse and Emilija Skarnolyte for the solo exhibition titled ‘NMC 100m2 / Counter Prospects’ and the development of a new work for the Mercer Union in Toronto, Canada.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 80 000 NOK

Support is provided to Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA for the solo exhibition with artist Sissel Tolaas titled ‘Sissel Tolaas: RE_’.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 80 000 NOK

Support is provided to roARaTorio, Paris, France for the participation of artist Schwan Dler Qaradaki in the event Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin, this edition taking place in Paris, dedicated to the moving image – film, video and multimedia.
Amount: NOK 23 284

Support is provided to artist Anna Ihle for her participation in a duo exhibition taking place at Västerås Konstmuseum in Västerås, Sweden.
Amount: NOK 25 816

Support is provided to the artist Glen Farley for his participation in The Spring Exhibition 2021 taking place at Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Amount: NOK 8 000

Support is provided to curator Nina Strand for inviting Ingrid Eggen to participate in f/stop, a festival for photography in Leipzig, Germany. This edition is titled ‘TRUST/VERTRAUEN’
Amount: NOK 23 000
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 50 000 NOK

Support is provided to curator Gøran Moya and his Prosjekt 67 for their community art project with architect and artist Sami Rintala taking place in the settlement of Kangerlussuaq, Greenland.
Amount: NOK 93 000

Support is provided to artist Marie Sjøvold for the participation in the duo exhibition ‘Fortiden foran meg’ taking place at the Fotografisk Center in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Amount: NOK 9 900

Support is provided to a Norwegian/Norway based artist for a solo exhibition at the Marabouparken Konsthall, Sundbyberg, Sweden.
Amount: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to artist Sandra Vaka for her participation in the group exhibition titled ‘Swimmingpool - Troubled Waters’ taking place at Künstlerhaus Bethanien GmbH, Berlin, Germany.
Amount: NOK 11 000

Support is provided to the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan, for the participation of artist Daisuke Kosugi in the exhibition MOT Annual 2021.
Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Lars Nordby for his solo exhibition at the Gallery Credo Bonum in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Amount: NOK 10 000
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 20 000 NOK

Support is provided to MOMENTA Biennale de l’image taking place in Montreal, Canada, for the participation of artists Sandra Mujinga and Susanne Winterling.
Amount: NOK 90 000

Support is provided to the Istanbul Biennial-Istanbul Foundation for Culture, Istanbul, Turkey, for Norwegian/Norway based participation in the 17th Istanbul Biennale.
Amount: NOK 30 000
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 90 000 NOK

Project: Support is provided to the 11th Göteborg International Biennial for Contemporary Art (GIBCA) in Gothenburg, Sweden, for the participation of artists Unni Gjertsen and Damla Kilickiran.
Amount: NOK 20 000
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 36 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Hanni Kamaly for her participation in the 34th Bienal de São Paulo in São Paulo, Brazil, titled ‘Though it’s dark, still I sing’ with her art work ‘When They Speak (Okabak, Ulrikab, Wachas)’.
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 50 000 NOK

Support is provided to the M HKA, Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium, for the solo exhibition of artist Hanne Lippard titled ‘CONTACT, MOOD, SHARE by Hanne Lippard’.
Amount: NOK 37 480
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 60 000 NOK

Project: Support is provided to artistgroup Jesper Alvær and Isabela Grosseova for their solo exhibition ‘The Exhibition as Alibi’ taking place at the Display - Association for Research and Collective Practice in Prague, Czech Republic.

Amount: NOK 12 000

Project: Support is provided to an artist group including Jet Pascua and Anne Lindgaard Møller, for their participation in the group exhibition ‘Timeless’ taking place at Galleri Verkligheten, Umeå, Sweden.

Amount: NOK 20 000

Project: Support is provided to the artist Carl Mannov for his solo exhibition titled ‘Kammerspil’ taking place at Overgaden Institute of Contemporary Art, Copenhagen, Denmark.

Amount: NOK 4 000

Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 20 000 NOK

Project: Support is provided to the Malmö Art Museum, Malmö, Sweden for the participation of artist Toril Johannessen in the group exhibition titled ‘Sustainable Societies for the Future’.

Amount: NOK 57 592

Project: Support is provided to artist Mahlet Ogbe Habte and sound recordist, Jorunn Børve Eriksen, for her solo exhibition "Silent Noises", a site-specific radio stream, taking place at the Ethiopian Orthodox Holy Trinity Theological College, Addis Abeba, Ethiopia.

Amount: NOK 36 000

Project: Support is provided to artist Samuel Brzeski for his solo exhibition titled ‘Polar Inertia’ taking place at Galleri Box, Gothenburg, Sweden.

Amount: NOK 14 000

Project: Support is provided to artist Are Blytt for the launch of his independent publication The Benefits of Bankruptcy showcasing new paper works made for a presentation in this publication exclusively. In collaboration with the publisher Wienspach Publishing launches are planned, when possible, in Brussels, Belgium and Cologne, Germany, both online and on printed matter.

Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 25 000 NOK

Project: Support is provided to artist Vilje Vestenfor for her solo exhibition ‘Rescue Remedy’ taking place at the Arcway Nightlands Connector Jennifee-See Alternate, Copenhagen, Denmark.

Amount: NOK 13 000

Project: Support is provided to the Pori Art Museum, Pori, Finland for the participation of artist Jon Benjamin Tallerås in the group exhibition ‘Performing the Fringe’.

Amount: NOK 9 000

Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 10 000 NOK

Project: Support is provided to artist Ane Graff for er participation in the Liverpool Biennial 2020, Liverpool, UK titled ‘The Stomach and the Port’­. ­

Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 50 000 NOK

Project: Support is provided to the The Contemporary Arts Center (CAC), Cincinnati, Ohio, USA, for the participation of artist Hanne Lippard in the group exhibition ‘Please, Please, Please’.

Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 60 000 NOK

Project: Support is provided to the artist Sigbjørn Bratlie for his solo exhibition titled ‘Tamez’ taking place at the Galleria Ars Libera in Kuopio, Finland.

Amount: NOK 9 000

Project: Support is provided to mumok – Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien, Vienna, Austria for the solo exhibition of artist Ane Mette Hol titled ‘Becoming’ (working title).

Amount: NOK 100 000

Project: Support is provided to the Swiss Institute, New York, USA for the solo exhibition of artist Sandra Mujinga titled ‘Sandra Mujinga’.

Amount: NOK 60 000

Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 71 000 NOK

Project: Support is provided to artist Lars Nordby for his solo exhibition titled ‘Zinc White Lard’ taking place at Galleri Sol, Bornholm, Denmark. The exhibition project is based on collaborations between Lars Nordby and various theatres in Europe, and in addition Gallery 12-14 Contemporary, Vienna, Austria; Credo Bonum, Sofia, Bulgaria and Hamar Kulturhus, Hamar, Norway will present the project.

Amount: NOK 12 000

Project: Support is provided to Kunsthaus Centre d'art Pasquart, Biel, Switzerland for the solo exhibition of artist Emilija Škarnulytė.

Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 100 000 NOK

Project: Support is provided to the Galerias Municipais, Lisbon, Portugal for the participation of artist Manuel Pelmuş in the group exhibition ‘Collective Exhibition for a Single Body – The Private Score – Lisbon 2021’. The exhibition will take place in Galeria Quadrum, Lisbon, Portugal.

Amount: NOK 20 000

Project: Support is provided to artist Inger Emilie Solheim for her participation in the group exhibition ‘Vindens Vorspiel (Foreplay of the wind)’ taking place at the Menningarmiðstöð Fljótsdalshéraðs, Egilsstadir, Iceland.

Amount: NOK 20 000

Project: Support is provided to artist Hedda Grevle Ottesen for an artist residency at Arv.International with a solo exhibition at Heerz Tooya, both places in Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria.

Amount: NOK 12 950

Project: Support is provided to NGO Fundación Foro del Sur (FFS) for the participation of artists Emil Finnerud and Vanessa Baird in BIENALSUR 2021 - 3rd edition of the International Contemporary Art Biennial of South America, taking place in Buenos Aires and Santa Fe.

Amount: NOK 50 000

Project: Support is provided to the contemporary arts festival Colomboscope, Colombo, Sri Lanka, for the participation of artist Elin Már Øyen Vister in the group exhibition ‘Language is Migrant’ taking place in multiple venues across Colombo.

Amount: NOK 20 700

Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 50 000 NOK

Project: Support is provided to artist Nicole Rafiki for her solo exhibition titled ‘Mwanzo/Genesis’, taking place at the Picha Association, Lubumbashi, DR Congo.

Amount: NOK 24 000

Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 25 000 NOK

Project: Support is provided to Sebastian Lloyd Rees / Lloyd Corporation for his participation in the group exhibition ‘Structure Critique’ taking place at the Frans Hals Museum in Haarlem, the Netherlands.

Amount: NOK 12 600

Support is provided to artist Eirik Brandal for his solo exhibition taking place at the Helmut, Leipzig, Germany.
Amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artists Jesper Alvær and Isabela Grosseova for their participation in the group exhibition ‘Come closer’ taking place at the Biennale Matter of Art Prague 2020, in Prague, Czech Republic.
Amount: NOK 12 000
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 30 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Steinar Haga Kristensen for his participation in the group exhibition titled ‘Everyday is like the sun, SMILE MY FRIENDS!’ taking place at the FUTURA - Centre for Contemporary Art, Prague, Czech Republic.
Amount: NOK 6 000
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 63 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Susanne Winterling for her and artists Sissel M Bergh, Constanze Tenvik, Aage A. Mikalsen, Kamilla Langeland, August Northug, Naomi Chan, Mikkel Marhaug and Meerke L. T. Vekterli’s participation in the group exhibition titled ‘Refractions/Diffractions: What is Human in Times of Trouble?’ taking place at the Edvard Munch Haus Warnemuende in Warnemünde, Germany.
Amount: NOK 54 856

Support is provided to the curators martinka bobrikova & oscar de carmen for their project ‘anti-symposium 2020’ during the annual meeting of IECES - The International Encounters of Community and Environmental Sociology taking place this year at Öland, Sweden.
Amount: NOK 28 800

Support is provided to artist Yamile Calderon for her book launch and conversation ‘A Woman’s Work’, international photography platform, and ‘Artist -in-Conversation’ taking place at the Gallery of Photography Ireland, Dublin, Ireland. Amount: NOK 14 000

Support is provided to artist Morten Norbye Halvorsen for his participation in the group exhibition titled ‘Field Works’, taking place at the Kalmar Konstmuseum, Kalmar, Sweden.
Amount: NOK 5 200
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 6 000 NOK

Support is provided to Museum Anna Nordlander, Västerbotten, Sweden for the participation of artists Sissel M Bergh and Joar Nango in the Artist in Residency for indigenous artist - Sápmi Salasta.
Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to Kurt Johannessen for his participation in the performance event ‘explorative°6’ taking place at the ArtLab, in the Kunstpavillon Burgbrohl, Burgbrohl, Germany.
Amount: NOK 5 900
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 3 000 NOK

Support is provided to the Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art, Riga, Latvia for the participation of artist Silje Figenschou Thoresen in the group exhibition of Survival Kit 11: Being Safe is Scary.
Amount: NOK 6 944

Support is provided to the artist Andrea Gjestvang for her solo exhibition titled ‘Return’ taking place at Salut au monde, Porto, Portugal.
Amount: NOK 15 292

Support is provided to curator Anawana Haloba for her work with the exhibition ‘Negotiating the Subtle Encounters: The State of Art in Times of Collapsing Systems’ taking place at the National Art Gallery, Livingstone, Zambia.
Amount: NOK 39 450

Support is provided to the Vleeshal / Stichting Beeldende Kunst Middelburg, Middelburg, The Netherlands for the solo exhibition of artist Sandra Mujinga titled ‘Midnight’.
Amount: NOK 35 000

Support is provided to the artist Hanan Benammar for her participation in the group exhibition ‘Markkontroll’ taking place at Bildmuseet, Umeå, Sweden.
Amount: NOK 25 000

Support is provided to Sille Storihle for her participation in the group exhibition ‘MONOCULTURE – A Recent History’ taking place at the Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp in Antwerp, Belgium.
Amount: NOK 8 500
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 16 500 NOK

Support is provided to artist Amalia Fonfara for her solo exhibition at the Kunsten Ålborg Museum for Modern Art, Ålborg, Denmark.
Amount: NOK 22 000

Support is provided to the 11. Darmstadt Photography Days, Darmstadt, Germany for the participation of artist Ivar Kvaal in the group exhibition ‘Safari/ Die Tür ins Meer/ Hessdalen’ and artist Tori Wrånes’s solo exhibition ‘TRACK of HORNS’.
Amount: NOK 25 056

Support is provided to the Westfälischer Kunstverein, Münster, Germany for the solo exhibition of artist Camilla Steinum.
Amount: NOK 15 000
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 40 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Alessandro Marchi for his participation in the group exhibition 'Rights of Way' taking place at Onomatopee, Eindhoven, the Netherlands.
Amount: NOK 32 000
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 24 000 NOK

Support is provided to artist Emilija Skarnulyte for her solo exhibition titled ‘Eternal Return’ taking place at the Fluentum, Berlin, Germany.
Amount: NOK 13 000

Support is provided to the artist Nora Adwan for her solo exhibition titled ‘Shifting Inheritance’ taking place at the Guramayne Art Center, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Amount: NOK 10 500
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 40 000 NOK

Support is provided to curator, Alicia Knock, for the participation of artist Anawana Haloba in the group exhibition ‘Collapsus’ taking place at the National gallery Livingstone, in Livingstone, Zambia.
Amount: NOK 18 800
Production of new art commission/s that will premiere abroad: 20 000 NOK

Support is provided to the 7th Art Prospect Festival: ‘Treasure Hunt’, CEC ArtsLink, DK Gaza, Kirovsky District, St. Petersburg, Russia for the participation of artist Marita Isobel Solberg.
Amount: NOK 11 496

Support is provided to the artist group Bull.Miletic for their solo exhibition titled ‘Proxistant Vision’ taking placeat the Museum of Craft and Design, San Francisco, USA.
Amount: NOK 25 000

Support is provided to the curator Manuel Portioli for the participation of artists Gabriel Johann Kvendseth, Margrethe Kolstad Brekke and Eleonore Griveau for their participation in the project ‘Incontri’ in collaboration with FlagsNoFlags, a cultural association, taking place in the Church of S. Carlo in Reggio Emilia, Italy.

Amount: NOK 37 000

Support is provided to artist Sissel M. Bergh for her participation in EARTHBOUND 2020 – Weaving with the More-than-Human (EB20), Aarhus, Denmark.
Amount: NOK 9 364

Support is provided to the artist-run space Tenthaus, Oslo, Norway, for their participation with the project Tuning In - Other Ways of Seeing - part two, taking place at the Livingstone office for Contemporary Arts, Livingstone, Zambia.
Dates: 1 March – 31 March 2020
Amount: NOK 19 000

Support is provided to artist Ellen Henriette Suhrke for her duo exhibition with artist and writer Inger Wold Lund in the project space ´uns, Berlin, Germany.
Dates: 21 March 2020
Amount: NOK 2 275

Support is provided to the 2nd Riga International Biennial of Contemporary Art, Riga, Latvia, titled ‘and suddenly it all blossoms’ for the participation of artist Bendik Giske.
Dates: 1 April – 20 October 2020
Amount: NOK 9 000

Support is provided to the Center for Interdisciplinary Research in Contemporary Arts, Moscow, Russia, for the participation of Norwegian artists in the exhibition ‘Extension.NO: A Perfect Shelter’ taking place at the Triumph Gallery in Moscow, Smena Center in Kazan and NCCA Arsenal in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia.
Dates: 16 April – 31 October 2020
Amount: NOK 70 000

Support is provided to curator Vsevolod Kovalevskij, Tromsø Kunstforening, for his participation in the First European Assembly of Contemporary Art Centres taking place at the Economic, Social and Environmental Council (CESE) in Paris, France.
Dates: 19 – 20 May 2020 - Postponed
Amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to Kristina Ketola Bore, Kunsthall Stavanger, for her participation in the First European Assembly of Contemporary Art Centres taking place at the Economic, Social and Environmental Council (CESE) in Paris, France.
Dates: 19 – 20 May 2020 - Postponed
Amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to Trafo Kunsthall, Asker, Norway, for their participation in the First European Assembly of Contemporary Art Centres taking place at the Economic, Social and Environmental Council (CESE) in Paris, France.
Dates: 19 – 20 May 2020 - Postponed
Amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to the Kunsthall Trondheim, Trondheim, Norway for their participation in the First European Assembly of Contemporary Art Centres taking place at the Economic, Social and Environmental Council (CESE) in Paris, France.
Dates: 19 – 20 May 2020 - Postponed
Amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to artist Camille Norment for her solo exhibition 'The Haunted' taking place at the Center for Contemporary Arts, Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
Dates: 25 May – 31 May 2020
Amount: NOK 18 600

Support is provided to the Museum Ludwig, Cologne, Germany, for the participation of artist Frida Orupabo in the exhibition ‘Dynamic Spaces’ which is part of the series HERE AND NOW at Museum Ludwig.
Dates: 6 June – 30 August 2020
Amount: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist Lin Wang for her participation in the exhibition ‘On the edge’ taking place at the Korundi Art Museum & Lappia Hall, Rovaniemi, Finland.
Dates: 29 July – 10 August 2020 POSTPONED TO SUMMER 2021
Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Sissel Tolaas for her participation in the Venice Biennial of Architecture 2020 titled ‘Resurrecting the Sublime’, a new collaborative work by Sissel Tolaas, Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg and Christina Agapakis.
NEW DATES: 22 May – 21 November 2021
Amount: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to the Gwangju Biennale 2020 titled ‘Minds Rising, Spirits Tuning’, Gwangju, South Korea, for the participation of artist Sissel Tolaas.
Dates: 4 September – 29 November 2020
Amount: NOK 18 400

Support is provided to the artist Frida Orupabo for her participation in the 34th Bienal de São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, titled ‘Though it's dark, still I sing’, and for her solo exhibition taking place at the Museo Afro Brasil, São Paulo, Brazil.
NEW DATES: 3 October - 13 December 2020
Amount: NOK 100 000

Support is provided to artist Marianne Morild for her participation at the Taipei Biennale 2020/21 titled ‘You and I don´t live on the same planet - New Diplomatic Encounters’ taking place at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan.
Dates: 24 October 2020 – 28 February 2021
Amount: NOK 23 000

Support is provided to the artist Vanessa Baird for her two solo exhibitions taking place at the Glasgow Women’s Library, Glasgow, Scotland and at Drawing Room, London, UK.
Dates: 23 March 2020
Amount: NOK 50 000

Support is provided to artist Damir Avdagic for a residency at 18th Street Art Center, Los Angeles, USA. Dates: 1 October 2019 – 31 March 2020
Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to the artist group Alt Går Bra, consisting of two international artists and the Norwegian artists Agnes Nedregard, for their mimeograph project taking place at the 29th edition of the Salon de la revue at Halle des Blancs-Manteaux, Paris, France.
Dates: 11 – 21 October 2019
Amount: NOK 23 400

Support is provided to the artist Rebecca Birch for her solo exhibition taking place at the Waino Aaltonen Museum, Turku, Finland.
Dates: 22 October 2019 - 9 Februar 2020
Amount: NOK 22 296

Support is provided to artist Are Blytt for his solo exhibition taking place at the WIELS Contemporary Art Centre, Brussels, Belgium.
Dates: 5 November 2019 – 25 March 2020
Amount: NOK 16 000

Support is provided to artist group Åse Løvgren og Stine Gonsholt for their participation in Kassel Documentary Film and Video Festival, with a screening at the Kulturbahnhof Kassel, Kassel, Germany. Dates: 12 – 17 November 2019
Amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to the artist group Tobias Liljedahl and Lena Katrine Sokki for their exhibition taking place at M100, Odense, Denmark.
Dates: 29 November – 15 December 2019
Amount: NOK 22 944

Support is provided to the Renaissance Society at the University of Chicago, Chicago, USA for the performance and gallery experience by artist Camille Norment.
Dates: 10 – 15 December 2019
Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Sara Eliassen to present a visual culture seminar in the Academic Program of Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo (MUAC), Mexico City, Mexico.
Dates: February 2020 – February 2020
Amount: NOK 11 760

Support is provided to artist Signe Lidén for her performance project at the Inversia festival, Murmansk, Russia.
Dates: 6 – 9 February 2020
Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Trygve Luktvasslimo and Lukt AS, for a film screening and artist talk taking place at the Inversia Festival, Murmansk, Russia.
Dates: 6 – 9 February 2020
Amount: NOK 13 600

Support is provided to the Dhaka Art Summit 2020 (DAS 2020), Dhaka, Bangladesh, for the Norway based artist Nabil Ahmed to represent INTERPRT, an environmental justice project/collective run by a team of researchers.
Dates: 7 – 15 February 2020
Amount: NOK 28 300

Support is provided to the Norwegian participation in the artist group Taking Hold, an intergenerational female artist group consisting of Marte Vold (NO), Ine Barlie (NO) Sofia Aak (NO) and Phoebe Davies (UK), for the presentation of a new film work which will be presented within Phoebe Davies’ solo show for Site Gallery, Sheffield, UK.
Dates: 8 February – 22 May 2020
Amount: NOK 29 180

Support is provided to curator Anne Szefer Karlsen for her project consisting of a seminar and a public talk taking place at The Drift / Kōrewa’, at Artspace Aotearoa, New Zealand.
Dates: 1 – 14 March 2020
Amount: NOK 21 000

Support is provided to the 22nd edition of the Biennale of Sydney, Sydney, Australia, in 2020, titled NIRIN, for the participation of five artists and one artist group from Norway: Sissel M. Bergh, Aslaug Magdalena Juliussen, Taqralik Partridge, Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers Kainai, Ahmed Umar and Suohpanterror.
Dates: 14 March – 8 June 2020
Amount: NOK 150 000

Support is provided to the In extenso art center, Clermont-Ferrand, France for the solo exhibition of artist Silje Linge Haaland.
Dates: 16 April – 26 May 2020
Amount: NOK 12 200

Support is provided to the 11th Liverpool Biennial of Contemporary Art, Liverpool, UK, titled The Stomach and the Port, for the participation of artist Ane Graff.
Dates: 11 July – 25 October 2020
Amount: NOK 50 000

Support is provided to the 34th Fundação Bienal de São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, titled Though it’s dark, still I sing, for the participation of artists Mette Edvardsen, Frida Orupabo and Hanni Kamaly.
Dates: 5 September – 6 December 2020
Amount: NOK 100 000

Support is provided to curator Clelia Coussonnet, for the participation of Norwegian artist Toril Johannessen in the exhibition Spoiled Waters Spilled at the Ballet National de Marseilles/BNM, Marseilles, France.
Dates: 4 June – 30 July 2020
Amount: NOK 14 850

Support is provided to artist group LOCUS, consisting of artists and curators Tanja Thorjussen and Thale Fastvold, for their participation in the IKT symposium 2019 titled “Artistic research as curatorial praxis - spiritual and ecological aspects” taking place in Miami, USA. There will be a post-congress in Havana, Cuba.
Dates: 11 – 18 April 2019
Amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to the curator of Screen City Biennial, Daniela Arriado, for her participation in the IKT symposium 2019 titled “Artistic research as curatorial praxis - spiritual and ecological aspects” taking place in Miami, USA. There will be a post-congress in Havana, Cuba.
Dates: 11 – 18 April 2019
Amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to curator Selene Wendt for co-curating ‘Intermittent Rivers’, taking place in Matanzas, as an official part of the 13th Bienal de la Habana, Havana, Cuba.
Dates: 12 April – 12 May 2019
Amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to Kunsthall Stavanger, Stavanger, Norway for the performance of artists Hanne Lippard and Bendik Giske during the preview week of Biennale di Venezia, Venezia, Italy.
Dates: 8 May 2019
Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to Kunsthall Stavanger, Stavanger, Norway for the participation of Kristina Ketola Bore, Assistant Curator; and Jessica Morris, Curatorial and Operations Manager.event and performance at Kunshall Stavanger, for the event connected to the performance of artists Hanne Lippard and Bendik Giske during the preview week of Biennale di Venezia, Venezia, Italy.
Dates: 8 May 2019
Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to the Nordic Institute of Art, Oslo, Norway for the participation of artists Matti Aiko and Inger Blix Kvammen for presentations titled ‘Voices from the North’ for the Festival de l’histoire de l’art, taking place at Château de Fontainebleau, Fontainebleau, France.
Dates: 7 – 9 June 2019
Amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Ayman Alazraq, for his project Return, a collaboration with artist Emanuel Svedin, in the group exhibition ‘L’Intrus REDUX’, at the Westfälischer Kunstverein, Münster, Germany.
Dates: 15 June – 18 August 2019
Amount: NOK 9 000

Support is provided to artist Marisa Ferreira, for her participation with the project Series Industrial Windows I, within the 9th edition of ‘Sculpture in the City’, taking place in London, UK.
Dates: 27 June 2019 – April 2020
Amount: NOK 9 500

Support is provided to OCAT Shanghai, Shanghai, China for the participation of artists Anne Katrine Dolven, Ignas Krunglevičius, Camille J. Norment, Jana Winderen and Tori Wrånes within the exhibition ‘I Hear Your Dream: Contemporary Art from Norway’.
Dates: 7 July – 8 September 2019
Amount: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to curator Susanne Ewerlöf for her project ‘The Trans Atlantic Meeting on Nationalism(s)’, with participation by artist Silje Figenschou Thoresen, taking place at ISCP, Residency Unlimited, Bronx Museum, and Queens Museum, New York, USA.
Dates: 15 July – 17 July 2019
Amount: NOK 16 500

Support is provided to Torpedo Press, Oslo, Norway for the launch of the publication These are Situationist Times (eds. Ellef Prestsæter, Elin Maria Olaussen and Karen Christine Tandberg, published by Torpedo Press) and talk of Ellef Prestsæter, taking place at the finissage of the exhibition ‘Pinball Wizzard: The Life and Work of Jacqueline de Jong’ at Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Dates: 18 August 2019
Amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to Städtische Galerie Delmenhorst, Delmenhorst, Germany, for the solo exhibition of Norwegian artist Fredrik Vaerslev titled ‘Fredrik Vaerslev. Window of Opportunity’.
Dates: 30 August – 20 October 2019
Amount: NOK 12 000

Support is provided to artist Camilla Steinum for her solo exhibition taking place at Goya Curtain, Tokyo, Japan.
Dates: 1 – 29 September 2019
Amount: NOK 13 200

Support is provided to the artist Kajsa Dahlberg for a new installation as part of the Gothenburg International Biennial for Contemporary Art (GIBCA), Gothenburg, Sweden.
Dates: 7 September – 17 November 2019
Amount: NOK 16 000

Support is provided to the artist Liv Bugge for her solo exhibition ‘Structural Magic’ taking place at Marabouparken Konsthall, Stockholm, Sweden.
Dates: 19 September 2019 – 24 November 2019
Amount: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to steirischer herbst festival gmbh, Graz, Austria for the participation of Ingar Dragset, in the artist duo Elmgreen & Dragset, and their piece Bernhard-Kugeln, in the exhibition titled ‘Grand Hotel Abyss’ taking place at the Congress Palais Graz, Graz, Austria.
Dates: 19 September 2019 – 13 October 2020
Amount: NOK 24 000

Support is provided to Art Encounters Foundation, Timisoara, Romania for the participation of artist Ane Hjort Guttu with the project Time Passes (2015) within ‘The Art Encounters Biennial 2019’, taking place at The Youth House Timisoara, Timisoara, Romania.
Dates: 20 September – 27 October 2019
Amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to the Estonian Union of Photography Artists (Tallinn Photomonth), Tallinn, Estonia, for the participation of artist Elin Mar Øyen Vister in the group exhibition “Let the field of your attention… soften and spread out” taking place at the Kai Art Center, Tallinn, Estonia.
Dates: 20 September – 1 December 2019
Amount: NOK 9 000

Support is provided to the artist group New Mineral Collective, consisting of Tanya Busse and Emilija Škarnulytė, for their participation at the 2019 Toronto Biennial of Art, Toronto, Canada.
Dates: 21 September – 1 December 2019
Amount: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to artist Randi Nygård for her solo exhibition at Kunstverein Springhornhof, Neuenkirchen, Germany.
Dates: 28 September – 15 December 2019
Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to the artist Natalie Price Hafslund within a group exhibition titled ‘Bush’ at Elephant, Los Angeles, USA.
Dates: 3 October - 30 November 2019
Amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Daisuke Kosugi for his solo exhibition, ‘A False Weight’ at Jeu de Paume, Paris, and CAPC musée d'art contemporain de Bordeaux, France. Dates: 15 October 2019 – 19 January 2020
Amount: NOK 60 000

Support is provided to artist Marieke Verbiesen for her solo exhibition ‘Rebellious scenery and Utopian Sculptures’ taking place in Onomatopee, Eindhoven, the Netherlands.
Dates: 25 October – 29 November 2019
Amount: NOK 14 500

Support is provided to artist Aslaug M. Juliussen for her solo exhibition, ‘Intersections’, taking place at the Anchorage Museum, Anchorage, Alaska.
Dates: 1 November 2019 – 15 March 2020
Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to the artist group Verdensteateret for their guest performances of HANNAH taking place at the Sonica Festival 2019, at Tramway, Glasgow, Scotland.
Dates: 5 – 8 November 2019
Amount: NOK 23 900

Support is provided to artist Samuel Olou for his solo project Les disparus, taking place at Institut Francais, Lome, Togo.
Dates: 7 November – 24 Januar 2020
Amount: NOK 18 750

Support is provided to the University of Chicago, Chicago, USA for the solo exhibition of artist Camille Norment titled ‘Camille Norment: Untitled (Flame) - red flame’, taking place at the Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts Exhibitions, University of Chicago.
Dates: 15 November 2019 – 5 January 2020
Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to curator Chiara Giovando for the participation of artists Tori Wrånes, Thorbjørn Christiansen and Per Platou in her project ‘Ground Tone, Green Ear’, hosted by The Box Gallery and PANEL LA in Los Angeles, USA.
Dates: 16 November – 22 December 2019
Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist HC Gilje, for his participation with the installations Radiant and RadiantLive, at the Inversia Festival, Murmansk, Russia.
Dates: 6 – 9 February 2020
Amount: NOK 13 680

Support is provided to Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University, Waltham, USA for the solo exhibition of artist Dora Garcia titled ‘Dora Garcia: Love with Obstacles’.
Dates: 6 February 2020 – 17 May 2020
Amount: NOK 16 000

Support is provided to artist Axel Rios for his project, Future Species, in the International Biennial of Contemporary Art in Florence, Florence, Italy.
Dates: Project Postponed until 2021.
Amount: NOK 10 500

Support is provided to artist Lucie Noel Thune for her solo project Scoubidous III, to be exhibited at the University of California, Porter Faculty Gallery, Santa Cruz, California, USA.
Dates: September – October 2021
Amount: NOK 7 000

Support is provided to Kölnischer Kunstverein for inviting artist Marte Eknæs, to participate in the exhibition titled ‘Power of Print – The Work and Life of Bea Feitler’, to be exhibited at Kölnischer Kunstverein, Cologne, Germany.
Dates: 15 February – 31 March 2019
Amount: NOK 5 814

Support is provided to curator BBEYOND for inviting artist Stein Henningsen, to participate in the project titled CITIZENGAGE, as part of the Belfast International Festival of Performance Art, in Belfast, Northern-Ireland.
Dates: 19 – 24 February 2019
Amount: NOK 5 309

Support is provided to artists Sebastian Makonnen Kjølaas, Siri Hjort and Mikael Brkic to participate in a group show titled ‘KAMIKAZE Costume Croquis: Norse Mythology at Bauhaus’, to be shown in Bahaus Museum, Bauhaus Dessau Foundation, Dessau, Germany.
Dates: 23 February 2019
Amount: NOK 5 330

Support is provided to artist Gabrielle Paré to undertake a five weeks residency at Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, Banff, Canada.
Dates: 25 February – 29 March 2019
Amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to the artist Emilija Škranulytė for her project Manifold, as part of the XXII Milan Design Triennial, titled ‘Broken Nature: Design Takes on Human Survival’, taking place at the Teatro Agorà della Triennale di Milano, Italy.
Dates: 1 March – 1 September 2019
Amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Jet Pascua for his project [spi] Ritual, to be exhibited at the HilberRaum Berlin, Germany.
Dates: 1 March – 15 June 2019
Amount: NOK 9 000

Support is provided to artist Ina Hagen for her project Proxy and Proximity, commissioned for the Index Summer Festival 2019, taking place at Idex – The Swedish Contemporary Art Foundation, Stockholm, Sweden.
Dates: 1 March – 17 June 2019
Amount: NOK 8 000

Support is provided to Art Encounters Foundation for inviting artist Joar Nango, to participate in the Art Encounters Biennial 2019, in Timisoara, Romania.
Dates: 1 March – 26 October 2019
Amount: NOK 17 788

Support is provided to roARaTorio for inviting artists Inger-Lise Hansen and Bjørn Erik Haugen, to participate in the exhibition titled ‘RENCONTRES INTERNATIONALES PARIS/BERLIN’, in Paris, France.
Dates: 5 – 10 March 2019
Amount: NOK 14 640

Support is provided to artist Samuel Brzeski to participate in the Mountain School of Arts 2019 program, in Los Angeles, USA.
Dates: 8 – 23 March 2019
Amount: NOK 6 500

Support is provided to artist Kjersti G. Andvig for her project Monkey Business, part of the collaborating project titled ‘It Takes All the Fucking Time’, to be shown at the Cabaret Voltaire, in Zurich, Switzerland.
Dates: 10 March – 13 March 2019
Amount: NOK 6 400

Support is provided to artist Karl Ingar Røys for his project LOUD SILENCE, to be exhibited at Tentacles Gallery, Bangkok, Thailand.
Dates: 14 March – 21 March 2019
Amount: NOK 6 500

Support is provided to artist group Ingrid Book & Carina Hedén for their project titled Licht Luft Scheiße Perspectives on Ecology and Modernity, to be exhibited at Botanisches Museum Berlin, Germany.
Dates: 15 March – 28 October 2019
Amount: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist group The Stitch Project for their project titled Land of color - color of the land, to be part of the exhibition ‘Intimate Terrains: Representations of a Disappearing Landscape’, to be shown at The Palestinian Museum, Bir Zeit, Palestina.
Dates: 5 April – 23 April 2019
Amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to curator Bjørn Inge Follevaag for inviting Norwegian artists Sissel Tolaas and Jana Winderen, to participate in the exhibition titled ‘Now Is the Time’ in the Wuzhen Biennial, Whuzen International Art Exhibtion, in Whuzen, China.
Dates: 31 March – 30 June 2019
Amount: NOK 14 000

Support is provided to artist group The Stitch Project for their project titled Land of color - color of the land, to be part of the exhibition Intimate Terrains: Representations of a Disappearing Landscape, to be shown at The Palestinian Museum, Bir Zeit, Palestina.
Dates: 5 April – 23 April 2019
Amount: NOK 12 000

Support is provided to the artist Hans Hamid Rasmussen for his project Walking the Kasbah in Alger and in the city Havana 2016-2019, participating in the 13th Havana Biennial titled ‘The Construction of the Possible’, taking place at Centro de arte contemporaneo Wifredo Lam, Havana, Cuba. Dates: 12 April – 12 May 2019
Amount: NOK 20 136

Support is provided to artist Juan Andrés Milanes Benito for his project Potemkin Village, participating in the 13th Havana Biennial, Havana, Cuba.
Dates: 12 April – 12 May 2019
Amount: NOK 15 500

Support is provided to artist Bianca Hisse, for her participation with her project Choreodynamics, at the Sofia Underground Performance Festival, taking place in the vaults of the National Palace of Culture in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Dates: 18 April – 21 April 2019
Amount: NOK 4 781

Support is provided to artist Carl Mannov for a solo exhibition taking place at the Heerz Tooya, Veliko Turnov, Bulgaria.
Dates: 20 April – 12 May 2019
Amount: NOK 11 000

Support is provided to artist Farhad Kalantary, for his solo exhibition The Return of A Satellite, taking place at the Aria Gallery, Tehran, Iran.
Dates: 24 April – 6 May 2019
Amount: NOK 4 700

Support is provided to artist Ingvild Kristine Melby for her project The present is woven with multiple pasts, participating at the Lensculture and Aperture Exhibtion, New York, USA.
Dates: 25 April – 2 May 2019
Amount: NOK 4 700

Support is provided to artist Kjell Bjørgeengen for his performances titled Fear of The Object, traveling to the Center for No Idea, Austin, USA, amongst others in the USA and in Mexico.
Dates: 26 April – 20 May 2019
Amount: NOK 18 969

Support is provided to artist Ragna Bley for her project Wiggle-wiggle, participating in an exhibition series titled ‘Side Dish’, to be exhibited at Corridor Project Space, in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Dates: 3 – 12 May 2019
Amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to Silence Project yhdistys ry for inviting artists Dag Erik Elgin and Lene Berg, to participate in the project titled ‘Mind The Gap – Silence and Masculinity’, to be shown in Meinblau Projektraum, in Berlin, Germany.
Dates: 8 May 2019 – 2 May 2020
Amount: NOK 4 549

Support is provided to artist Frida Orupabo for her participation in the Venice Biennial 2019, titled May You Live in Interesting Times, Venice, Italy.
Dates: 11 May – 24 November 2019
Amount: NOK 50 000

Support is provided to artist Camille Norment, for her project Return, in the music and sculpture festival titled ‘Resonance: A Sound Art Marathon’, taking place at the Walker Art Center, Minnesota, USA.
Dates: 13 May – 19 May 2019
Amount: NOK 17 000

Support is provided to curator Filip Matic for inviting Norwegian artists BULL.MILETIC (artist duo, Dragan Miletic and Synne T Bull) and Sara Eliassen, to participate in a project titled OUT OF THE BOX, to be shown at the Remont-Independent Artistic Association, in Belgrade, Serbia.
Dates: Postponed.
Amount: NOK 10 200

Support is provided to artist Henrik Sørlid for his participation in a group exhibition taking place at SØ, Copenagen, Denmark.
Dates: 23 – 31 May 2019
Amount: NOK 6 000

Support is provided to the artist Daisuke Kosugi for his performance Part(ie) 1, as part of the MOVE festival, taking place at the Centre Pompidou, Paris, France.
Dates: 24 May – 9 June 2019
Amount: NOK 14 000

Support is provided to Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art for inviting artist Mohamed Ali Fadlabi, to participate in the exhibition titled ‘Survival Kit 10.1 "Outlands"’, to be exhibited at the former building of the faculty of Physics and Mathematics of the University of Latvia, in Riga, Latvia.
Dates: 24 May – 30 June 2019
Amount: NOK 10 635

Support is provided to artist Sara Eliassen to participate SOMA Mexico’s public program Miércoles de SOMA for one week, in Mexico City, Mexico.
Dates: July 2019
Amount: NOK 9 662

Support is provided to artist Anders Eiebakke for his project, The Vienna Crow, in the group exhibition ‘Nature nature’ taking place at the Kunstraum Niederösterreich, Vienna, Austria.
Dates: 6 June – 27 July 2019
Amount: NOK 16 500

Support is provided to artist Pearla Pigao for her participation in a group exhibition titled ‘Future Delay’, taking place at Helsinki Contemporary, Helsinki, Finland.
Dates: 7 June – 7 July 2019
Amount: NOK 10 900

Support is provided to artist Margrethe Kolstad Brekke for her project How to Implement Utopia, to be exhibited at Museion, Bolzano, Italy.
Dates: 7 June – 25 August 2019
Amount: NOK 9 221

Support is provided to artists Marius Mathisrud and Kristoffer Zeiner for their project titled The Burning Man, to be exhibited at Heerz Toya, Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria.
Dates: 16 June – 8 July 2019
Amount: NOK 12 000

Support is provided to Grazer Kunstverein for inviting artist Morten Norbye Halvorsen, to perform at the ‘Summer Season’, Grazer Kunstverein, in Graz/Styria, Austria.
Dates: 14 June – 1 August 2019
Amount: NOK 4 800

Support is provided to artist Maria Brinch for her participation in an exhibition titled ‘Embodiment’, taking place at Makerere Art Gallery, Kampala, Uganda.
Dates: 5 July – 28 July 2019
Amount: NOK 8 446

Support is provided to artist A K Dolven for her participation in the exhibition ‘I Hear Your Dream, Contemporary Art from Norway’, taking place at OCAT Shanghai, in Shanghai, China.
Dates: 6 July 2019 – 31 August 2019
Amount: NOK 24 156

Support is provided to artist Ignas Krunglevicius for his project SIGNAL TO NOICE RATIO, participating in the exhibition ‘I Hear Your Dream: Contemporary Art from Norway’, taking place at OCAT Shanghai, China. Dates: 7 July – 1 September 2019
Amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to Göteborg International Biennial for Contemporary Art for inviting artists Liv Bugge and Sissel Mutale Bergh, to participate in GIBCA, at Röda Sten Konsthall, Göteborg Konsthall, Gothenburg Museum of Natural History, Gothenburg, Sweden.
Dates: 7 September – 17 November 2019
Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to La Biennale de Lyon for inviting norwegian artist Malin Bülow to participate in the 15th Biennale de Lyon titled ‘Where waters comes together with other water’, with her project Firkanta elastisitet – Skulptur i spenn, taking place at Fagor-Brandt Factory, Museum of Contemporary Art of Lyon, France.
Dates: 18 September 2019 – 5 January 2020
Amount: NOK 22 151

Support is provided to the artist Ane Graff for her project The Goblets, in the Art Encounter Biennial, taking place in Timișoara, Romania.
Dates: 20 September - 26 October 2019
Amount: NOK 25 000

Support is provided to artist Apolonija Susteric for her project, Suggestion for the Day, in the Art Encounter Biennial, taking place in Timișoara, Romania.
Dates: 20 September – 30 March 2019
Amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Morten Andersen for his solo exhibition titled Fast Cities, to be exhibited in Zoeme, Marseille, France.
Dates: 17 October – 17 November 2019
Amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to Corporación Chilena de Video for inviting artist Maia Urstad, to participate in the project titled ‘Meanwhile in Shanghai’, as part of the 14th Biennial of Medial Arts of Chile, in Santiago, Chile.
Dates: 17 October – 17 November 2019
Amount: NOK 21 500

Support is provided to artist Hanan Benammar for his project Desert Garden, participating in a collective exhibition titled ‘Leave No Stone Unturned [Remuer la terre]’, presented at Le Cube, in Rabat, Marocco. Dates: 25 October – 25 November 2019
Amount: NOK 10 200

Support is provided to CAPC — Círculo de Artes Plásticas de Coimbra for inviting artist Bouchra Khalili, to participate in the third edition of Anozero – Coimbra Contemporary Art Biennale, in Coimbra, Portugal.
Dates: 2 November – 29 December 2019
Amount: NOK 10 953

Support is provided to artist Marthe Ramm Fortun for her participation in the EMERGE performance art festival, at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Montréal, Canada.
Dates: 19 – 24 November 2019
Amount: NOK 7 000

Support is provided to artist Manuel Pelmus, for a solo exhibition and performance at the L40-Kunstverein am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, Berlin, Germany, within the series ASSEMBLE, a monthly program traveling between different art institutions as a platform for producing live artwork.
Dates: 20 October 2018 – 30 March 2019
Amount: NOK 14 200

Support is provided to Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna, Austria, for the participation of artist Hanne Lippard in the group exhibition ‘Antarctica. An Exhibition about Alienation’.
Dates: 26 October 2018 – 19 February 2019
Amount: NOK 2 823

Support is provided to artist group Ivan Galuzin and Glafira Severianova for their lecture and workshop as part of the educational program at the School of Engaged Art, Rosas House of Culture, St Petersburg, Russia, by artist group Chto Delat, and for their participation in a conference organized by the group and research platform, "Place of Art", taking place at the Stanislavsky Electrotheatre, Moscow, Russia.
Dates: 9 – 16 November 2018
Amount: NOK 10 204

Support is provided to artist Marius Presterud for his project Grave Talk, a work series for the ‘Ecological Last Oil - Collaborative Workshop with Oslo Apiary & Aviary and Berlin Scent Club’, taking place at the Spektrum, Berlin, Germany.
Dates: 15 – 16 November 2018
Amount: NOK 3 752

Support is provided to artist Apolonija Sustersic for her participation with the project Light Therapy in the exhibition titled ‘Art in Use’, taking place at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), in Toronto, Canada.
Dates: 28 November 2018 – 28 February 2019
Amount: NOK 15 400

Support is provided to artist group Martinka Bobrikova & Oscar de Carmen to undertake a two weeks residency at Jatiwangi Art Factory, West Java, Indonesia, and two weeks residency with Ruangrupa in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Dates: 14 January – 18 February 2019
Amount: NOK 28 000

Support is provided to artist Ronak Moshtaghi for her project, Late Poem Surrounded by Friends, in a group exhibition titled ‘When Legacies Become Debts’ at The Mosaic Room, London, UK on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the institution. There will be a program of events in addition to the exhibition.
Dates: 17 January – 30 March 2019
Amount: NOK 37 500

Support is provided to Sami Artists Union SDS, Kautokeino, Norway for the touring of the exhibition ‘Áigemátki - Tidsreise – Time’ to Edsvik Konsthall, Sollentuna, Sweden and The Museum of Artistic Development of the Arctic, Arkhangelsk, Russia.
Dates: 19 January – 3 March 2019
Amount: NOK 50 000

Support is provided to the curators Jonatan Habib Engqvist / Gabriel Mestre Arrioja for artist Ane Graff participating in a project titled ‘Earth-Body’ taking place at The Museum of Geology of the UNAM, Mexico City, Mexico.
Dates: 5 February – 7 April 2019
Amount: NOK 29 200

Support is provided to artist group Verdensteatret for their participation in the exhibition ‘HANNAH’ at the Sonic Acts Festival, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Dates: 22 – 24 February 2019
Amount: NOK 26 500

Support is provided to artist Icaro Zorbar Sanchez Laverde for a solo exhibition taking place at the Museum of Modern Art of Bogotá, Colombia (MAMBO).
Dates: 6 March – 10 August 2019
Amount: NOK 36 000

Support is provided to Fotogalleriet, Oslo, Norway for the support for the presentation of the 2018 Dummy Award (NDA) photobook winner taking place at the Reykjavik Museum of Photography (RMP), Reykjavik, Iceland.
Dates: 21 March 2019
Amount: NOK 7 500

Support is provided to artist group Marte Lill Somby for her project "De Språkløse" (“The Voiceless”), in collaboration with the Greenland/Danish artist Jukke Rosing. The project will be on exhibition at the Nuuk Kunstmuseum, Nuuk, Greenland, and at the Nor›ursló›ir / Nordiske Spor 2019, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Dates: 1 July 2019 – spring 2020
Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Emilija Skarnulyte for the commission of her installation Mirror Matter within Bold Tendencies’ ‘Visual Arts Programme 2018’ in London, UK. The focus for this year’s commissioned artists is Ecology. Dates: 18 May – 22 September 2018

Amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to curator Biung Ismahasan for inviting Sámi artist Marita Isobel Solberg to participate in the group exhibition titled ‘Dispossessions: Performative Encounter(s) of Taiwanese Indigenous Contemporary Art’ taking place at Goldsmiths, University of London in London, UK. Dates: 21 – 25 May 2018

Amount: NOK 8 500

Support is provided to curator Daniela Arriado for the participation of Norwegian and Norway based artists Matti Aikio, HC Gilje and Margarida Paiva within the Screen City Biennial – ‘Migrating Stories’, Tour 2018. The tour includes these spaces amongst others; Julia Stocheck Collection (Düsseldorf), ISEA (Durban), Media!Architecture!Biennial (Beijing), A Tale of a Tub (Rotterdam) and Scandinavia House (New York). Dates: 1 June 2018 – 15 January 2019

Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Elin Már Øyen Vister for her participation in the exhibition ‘Ekologins visionärer / Ecovisionaries’ with a new sonic work and installation titled The Ontology of the circle speaks Akt # 1, taking place at the Bildmuseet in Umeå, Sweden. A performance with the same title will be presented in Umeå during the festival Rum för Performance – Skiften (A collaboration between Bildmuseet, Vita Kuben and Norrlandsoperan) on 8 September 2018. Dates: 2 June ­– 22 October 2018

Amount: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist Magnus Bjerk for his participation with the work Supernature, a collaboration with the artist Namia Leigh, in the symposium program and exhibition ‘Photosynth - Symposium of self-powered media art’ taking place at the Faculty of Arts University of Pécs, Hungary in the Zsolnay Cultural Quartier. Dates: 13 – 16 June 2018

Amount: NOK 9 219

Support is provided to artist Hege Tapio for her participation presenting a paper in a conference co-organised by Cultivamos Cultura and CIC.Digital of the Universidade Nova de Lisboa, in Partnership with Centro de Arte e Cultura/Fundação Eugenio de Almeida and Faculdade de Belas-Artes da Universidade de Lisboa. Following the conference the first version of the ‘Beauty Kit Female Farm’, a week-long residency project will take place in Cultivamos Cultura at São Luís, Odemira, Portugal. Dates: 15 – 27 June 2018

Amount: NOK 6 048

Support is provided to the artist Steinar Haga Kristensen for his participation with the project Brown Period in the exhibition “Somewhere in Between” initiated on invitation, by the artist run space Etablissement d`en Face, by The Centre of Fine Arts (BOZAR) in Brussels, Belgium. Dates: 20 June – 19 August 2018

Amount: NOK 10 500

Project: Support is provided to the artist Sara Eliassen for her participation as the visiting artist/ faculty at the SOMA Summer 2018 in Mexico City, Mexico. The stay includes a residency stay at SOMA, studio visits and an artist presentation. Dates: 1 – 30 July 2018

Amount: NOK 9 702

Support is provided to artist Marianne Heske for her participation with the work What fools these mortals be in the exhibition ‘On a Pedestal’ taking place in the Castletown House and Dublin Castle, Dublin, Ireland. Dates: 1 July – 31 October 2018

Amount: NOK 18 000

Support is provided to Piksel Produksjoner, Bergen, Norway, for the participation of artists Audun Eriksen and Gisle Frøysland in the 3rd edition of TransPiksel, a digital culture festival touring South America, taking place in four cities (Mexico City, Querétaro, Trujillo and Guayaquil) within three different countries: Ecuador, Perú and Mexico. Dates: 9 July – 6 August 2018

Amount: NOK 25 000

Support is provided to artist Mahlet Ogbe Habte for her solo project, All in one Experiencing the Labyrinth, exhibited at the Guramayne Addis Art Gallery, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. There will also be an artist talk.

Amount: NOK 12 700

Support is provided to artist Damir Avdagic for his participation in the week-long workshop and lecture session titled “Constructing Utopia / Eastern European Avant-Gardes and Their Legacy" as part of the programme Summer School at The Museum of Modern Art, Ljubljana, Slovenia. Dates: 24 – 31 August 2018

Amount: NOK 14 000

Support is provided to artist Maria Brinch for her participation in the exhibition ‘Tuwaye’ (a Kiganda word meaning ‘Let us converse’) at the House Of Talent East Africa (HOT) Kampala, Uganda. Dates: 30 August – 10 September 2018

Amount: NOK 10 990

Support is provided to artist Sigmund Skard for his participation within the performance festival ‘Days of performance art in Lviv’, including the ‘School of Performance’ educational programme, taking place at the Art Center Dzyga, Institute of Contemporary Art in Lviv, Ukraine. Dates: 1 – 9 September 2018

Amount: NOK 6 504

Support is provided to Kunsthuis SYB, Beetsterzwaag, the Netherlands, for the participation of artist Ane Graff in ‘Almende, the second Triennial of Beetsterzwaag’, taking place at Kunsthuis SYB. Dates: 6 – 9 September 2018

Amount: NOK 6 531

Support is provided to Fundação Bienal de São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, for inviting artist Roderick Hietbrink to participate in the 33rd Bienal de São Paulo titled ‘Affective Affinities’.

Amount: NOK 57 892

Support is provided to artist Karl Ingar Røys for his participation with the video work Ernas Video in the exhibition ‘The State of Capitalism and the State of Political Economy’ at the Juraj Dobrila University of Pula, Croatia. Dates: 12 – 14 September 2018

Amount: NOK 5 400

Support is provided to curator Eva Rowson to present the research of the project Cómo imaginar una musea? in the ‘CommonsxArt’ Assembly taking place at the Casco Art Institute: Working for the Commons, Utrecht, the Netherlands. Dates: 14 – 17 September 2018

Amount: NOK 8 500

Support is provided to artist Olga Robayo for her residency at Aeromoto in Mexico City, Mexico, regarding her research as the director of the ‘KUIR BOGOTA Queer Arts & Film International Festival’. The residency will include an exhibition and an artist talk.

Dates: 15 – 30 September 2018

Amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to Cultural Centre of Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia, for inviting artists Ann Lislegaard, Bjarne Melgaard and Torbjørn Rødland to participate in the exhibition ‘57th October Salon: The Marvelous Cacaphony’ taking place at the Cultural Centre of Belgrade, the Belgrade City Museum, the Serbian Academy of Art and Science, the Remont Gallery and three galleries at the Cultural Center of Belgrad in Belgrad, Serbia. Dates: 15 September – 29 October 2018

Amount: NOK 52 500

Support is provided to Marta Herford gGmbH, Herford, Germany, for inviting the artist group The Center for Genomic Gastronomy founded by, amongst others, Norwegian artist Cathrine Kramer, to take part in the group exhibition titled ‘Creatures Made to Measure – Animals and Contemporary Design’ with their project De-extinction Deli – Yesterday’s Meat Tomorrow. Dates: 16 September 2018 – 6 January 2019

Amount: NOK 14 950

Support is provided to artist Jesper Alvær for his participation with the film Upstream the Cold Chain within the exhibition ‘Designing Connection in Friction’ at the Harcourt House Artist Run Centre in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Dates: 20 – 30 September 2018

Amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to the Guernsey Photography Festival for inviting artist Terje Abusdal, the winner of this years’ International Competition, to exhibit within the festival. Dates: 20 September – 20 October 2018

Amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to Whitechapel Gallery, London, UK, for presenting the artist and curator duo Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset in a solo exhibition titled ‘This is How we Bite Our Tongue’.

Amount: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist Jan Groth for his participation within the exhibition ‘Light Lines: The Art of Jan Groth, Inger Johanne Grytting, and Thomas Pihl’ taking place at the Scandinavia House, New York, USA. Dates: 13 October 2018 – 12 January 2019

Amount: NOK 14 000

Support is provided to the curatorial collective ‘Curate It Yourself (CIY)’ based in Paris, France, for inviting artist Ann Iren Buan to participate in the exhibition Temporary Walls (working title), Bazament, project space in Tirana, Albania. Dates: 23 October – 29 November 2018

Amount: NOK 18 970

Support is provided to the 6th edition of the Athens Biennale, Athens, Greece, for inviting artists Tori Wranes, Lykourgos Porfyris and Helle Siljeholm to participate in the 6th edition of the biennale titled ‘ANTI’. Dates: 26 October – 9 December 2018

Amount: NOK 83 495

Support is provided to artist Ayman Alazraq who has been invited to participate with his work Wall 1 in the group exhibition titled ‘L’Intrus’ at the Tabakalera International Centre for Contemporary Culture in San Sebastián, Spain. Wall 1 is a collaboration with Swedish artist Emanuel Svedin. Dates: 26 October – 3 February 2018

Amount: NOK 6 700

Support is provided to the artist Kjell Bjørgeengen for a commissioned site specific video performance in Ex Teresa Arte Actual, Mexico City, Mexico. Ex Teresa is part of IMBA and Bellas Artes, the National Institute of Art in Mexico. The project is a collaboration with Ingar Zach (NO) and Chris Cogburn (US). Dates: November 2018

Amount: NOK 17 859

Support is provided to the art collective Turbida Lux, consisting of artists Lucila Mayol and Pedro Riva, for the project Acronym for Daydreaming taking place at the Museum for the History of Photography in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

Dates: November 2018

Amount: NOK 8 000

Support is provided to artist Ignas Krunglevicius for his participation within the first edition of the Thailand Biennale 2018 titled ‘Edge of the Wonderland’, taking place at the Office of Contemporary Art and Culture (OCAC), Ministry of Culture, Krabi, Thailand.

Amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to the artist Tori Wrånes for her participation within the first edition of the Thailand Biennale 2018 titled ‘Edge of the Wonderland’, taking place at the Office of Contemporary Art and Culture (OCAC), Ministry of Culture, Krabi, Thailand. Dates: 2 November – 28 February 2018

Amount: NOK 31 440

Support is provided to artist Camille Norment for her participation in the first edition of the Thailand Biennial, 2018, organized by the Office of Contemporary Art and Culture (OCAC), Ministry of Culture in Bangkok, taking place in Krabi, Thailand, titled ‘Edge of the Wonderland’.
Dates: 02 November 2018 – 28 February 2019

Amount: NOK 28 600

Support is provided to the artist group Martinka Bobrikova and Oscar de Carmen for their participation with the series meditations on power in a solo exhibition at the HotDock project space in Bratislava, Slovakia. Dates: 5 November – 25 November 2018

Amount: NOK 12 000

Support is provided to artist Marthe Thorshaug for the screening, and post-screening conversation, of her film Human Wild. It will be part of the exhibition ‘Nordic Impressions’ taking place at the The Phillips Collection, Washington DC, USA. Dates: 7 – 10 November 2018

Amount: NOK 7 000

Support is provided to Onomatopee, Eindhoven, the Netherlands, for inviting artist Grete Neseblod to present the solo exhibition and publication The True Meaning of S.M.H., (S.M.H. = So Much Hate or Shaking My Head).
Curator: Pernilla Ellens, City Curator, Onomatopee, Eindhoven, the Netherlands

Amount: NOK 7 660

Support is provided to artist Malin Bülow to perform Elastic still Lives and Squared Elasticity within the exhibition ‘Before the beginning and after the end’ at Hi Gordon, Vienna, Austria.
Curator: Ala Glasner, Founder and Curator, Hi Gordon, Vienna, Austria

Amount: NOK 6 086

Support is provided to Manif d'art, Québec, Canada, for inviting artist A K Dolven to participate in the exhibition Manif d'art – The Quebec City Biennial titled ‘Large Against the Sky, Small Between the Stars’ with her piece Out of Tune (2011). Curator: Jonathan Watkins, Curator, ‘Large Against the Sky, Small Between the Stars’, Manif d'art, Québec, Canada

Amount: NOK 8 750

Support is provided to artist Anne-Karin Furunes for an exhibition at the The Paul Robeson Galleries, Newark, NJ, USA.
Curator: Jacqueline Mabey, Curatorial Assistant, The Paul Robeson Galleries, Newark, NJ, USA

Amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Mahlet Ogbe Habte for her participation in the IN-SONORA 10, International Sound and Interactive Art Show taking place in Madrid, Spain.
Curator: Maite Camacho, Director and Curator, In Sonora 10, Madrid, Spain

Amount: NOK 6 000

Support is provided to MoMA PS1, New York, NY, USA, for inviting artist Jenny Hval to do a site-specific performance at the event VW Sunday Sessions held at MoMA PS1.
Curator: Taja Cheek, Curatorial Assistant, MoMA PS1, and Alex Sloane, Curatorial Assistant, MoMA PS1

NOK 13 044

Support is provided to Fotografisk Center, Copenhagen, Denmark, for inviting artists Tonje Bøe Birkeland , Ulla Schildt, Helene Sommer and Mette Tronvoll to participate in the exhibition ‘For a Gentle Song would not Shake Us if We had Never Heard a Loud One’.
Curator: Stephanie von Spreter, Curator, ‘For a Gentle Song would not Shake Us if We had Never Heard a Loud One’, Fotografisk Center, Copenhagen, Denmark

Amount: NOK 7 500

Support is provided to artist Daisuke Kosugi for the event Black Box Screenings 2018 where he will screen the film The Lost Dreams of Naoki Hayakawa, taking place at Beursschouwburg in Brussels, Belgium. The film a collaboration with artist Ane Hjort Guttu.
Curator: Helena Kritis, Audio and Visual Arts Programming, Beursschouwburg, Brussels, Belgium

Amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to artist Charlotte Bik Bandlien as she has been invited to give a presentation of a paper in the Critical Pedagogies session, conducted by Emily Pringle, at the 2018 Annual Conference for Art History organised by the Association for Art History taking place in the Courtauld Institute of Art & King’s College London in London, UK.
Organiser: Trevor Horsewood, Campaigns Manager, 2018 Annual Conference for Art History, the Association for Art History, London, UK

Amount: NOK 3 500

Support is provided to artist Vanna Bowles for her participation in the group exhibition ‘Dark Drawn’ taking place at the Nida Art Colony of Vilnius Academy of Arts, Vilnius, Lithuania.
Curator: Ian Damerell, Curator, ‘Dark Drawn’, the Nida Art Colony of Vilnius Academy of Arts, Vilnius, Lithuania

Amount: NOK 6 500

Support is provided to artist Nils Bech for his performance Echo within the performance festival ‘Do Disturbe’ taking place at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, France. Nils Bech has created the piece with artist Ida Ekblad, and is collaborating with the ballet dancer Silas Henriksen for the presentation of the performance.
Curator: Natascha Jakobsen, Curator, ‘Do Disturbe’, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, France

Amount: NOK 9 940

Support is provided to roARaTorio, Paris, France, for inviting artist Bjørn Melhus to participate in the Rencontres Internationales taking place in the venues Carreau du Temple, Forum des images, Centre Pompidou and Palais de Tokyo, all in Paris, France.
Curator: Jean-François Rettig and Nathalie Hénon, Directors, roARaTorio, Paris, France

Amount: NOK 7 173

Support is provided to artist Bodil Furu who has been invited to participate with a screening programme and the workshop Truth to Tell at the Nafasi Art Space in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and at the Centre d'art Waza de Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Curators: Rebecca Corey, Curator at the Nafasi Art Space, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, and Patrick Mudekereza, Curator, Centre d'art Waza de Lubumbashi, Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Pedro Gomez-Egana with the installation Domain of Things for the group exhibition ‘Anytime Now’ taking place at TENT, Rotterdam.
Curator: Anke Bangma, Artistic Director, TENT, Rotterdam, the Netherlands

Amount: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to the MIT Program in Art, Culture and Technology, Massachusetts Institute of Technologi (MIT), Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, for the participation of Anders Hofgaard from the design and art studio NODE Berlin Oslo, to be in residency at the MIT Programme in Art, Culture and Technology (ACT), as MIT mark the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Center for Advanced Visual Studies (CAVS) for which NODE designed a database and website focused on the CAVS Special Collection, an archive stewarded by ACT.
Curator: Laura Knott, Consulting Curator, CAVS alumna, MIT, Lars Bang Larsen, Curator, Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden, and Gediminas Urbonas, Artist and Professor at ACT, MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA

Amount: NOK 4 621

Support is provided to artist Gavin Jantjes for his participation with the works The Exogenic Series at the Biennial of Contemporary African Art, Dak’Art, taking place at the IFAN Museum of African Arts in Dakar, Senegal.
Curator: Simon Njami, Artistic Director, and Marianne Hultmann, Curator, Biennial of Contemporary African Art, Dak’Art, Dakar, Senegal

Amount: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to artist Juan Andres Milanes Benito for his participation with his project Microwave for One, at the 13th Dakar Biennale titled ‘The Red Hour’, Dak’Art 2018, taking place in Dakar, Senegal.
Curator: Simon Njami, Artistic Director, Dak’Art 2018, Dakar, Senegal.

Amount: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to artist Toril Johannessen who is invited with her project ‘Unlearning Optical Illusions’ to the 13th Dakar Biennale titled ‘The Red Hour’ taking place taking place at IFAN Museum of African Arts in Dakar, Senegal.
Curator: Simon Njami, Artistic Director, and Marianne Hultmann, Curator, Biennial of Contemporary African Art, Dak’Art, Dakar, Senegal

Amount: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to artist Tori Wrånes for her participation with a performance in the 13th Dakar Biennale titled ‘The Red Hour’, Dak’Art 2018, taking place at the IFAN Museum of African Arts in Dakar, Senegal.
Curator: Simon Njami, Artistic Director, and Marianne Hultmann, Curator, Biennial of Contemporary African Art, Dak’Art, Dakar, Senegal

Amount: NOK 22 400

Support is provided to the artist group Marie Skeie and Motaz al Habbash for their project Gaza (a)live, a live streaming and interaction work, taking place at the Open Platform during the Open Engagement 2018 conference at the Queens Museum, New York, USA.
Curator: Jen Delos Reyes, Founder and Director, Crystal Baxley, Associate Director and Latham Zearfoss, Assistant Director, Open Engagement, Queens, New York, NY, USA

Amount: NOK 13 500

Support is provided to the steirischer herbst festival gmbh 2018 for inviting artist Lars Cuzner to present a solo exhibition with his project The Intelligence Party in connection with the 51st edition of the festival titled ‘Volksfronten’ (Popular Fronts).
Curator: Ekatarina Degot, Director and Chief curator, steirischer herbst, Graz, Austria

Amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to curator Eva Rowson for her participation with the project ‘Como imaginar una musea?’ within the exhibition ‘An Exhibition as A spell’("Una exposición como un conjuro") taking place at the Can Felipa Art Centre in Barcelona, Spain.
Curator: Caterina Almirall, Curator, ‘An Exhibition as A spell’, the Can Felipa Art Centre in Barcelona, Spain

Amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to artist Hanne Grete Einarsen for her exhibition ‘Thrust youre Breath into the Blue’ at the Nordic House, Reykjavik, Iceland.
Curator: Gunn Hernes, Project Manager, the Nordic House, Reykjavik, Iceland

Amount: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist Malin Bülow for her participation with the exhibition ‘Bodies of Water’ taking place at the Laboratory for Aesthetics and Ecology in Helsingør, Denmark.
Curator: Elena Ortiz, Curator, ‘Bodies of Water’, Laboratory for Aesthetics and Ecology, Helsingør, Denmark

Amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to VŠĮ – Architektūros fondas,Vilnius, Lithuania, for inviting artist Jana Winderen to exhibit a site specific sound work for the Swamp Pavilion, Lithuania’s participation at the 16th International Architecture Exhibition at La Biennale di Venezia, 2018.
Curator: Nomeda & Gediminas Urbonas, Curators, the Swamp Pavilion, Lithuania’s participation, the 16th International Architecture Exhibition at La Biennale di Venezia, Venice, Italy

Amount: NOK 19 100

Support is provided to Fri Art Kunsthalle Fribourg, Fribourg, Switzerland, for inviting artist Hanne Lippard to have a solo exhibition titled ‘Ulyd’.
Curator: Balthazar Lovay, Artistic Director, Fri Art Kunsthalle Fribourg, Fribourg, Switzerland

Amount: NOK 12 430

Support is provided to the artist Sebastian Makonnen Kjølaas to exhibit the project Wittgenstein on Vacation within the exhibition ‘Machines à penser’ taking place at the Fondazione Prada in Venice, Italy. The project is developed in collaboration with artists Marianne Bredesen, and Siri Hjorth.
Curator: Dieter Roelstraete, Curator, ‘Machines à penser’, Fondazione Prada,Venice, Italy

Amount: NOK 4 000

Support is provided to Treignac Project, Treignac, France, for inviting artist Jon Benjamin Talleras to participate in the exhibition ‘Entanglements, Embodiments, Positions’ taking place at the Treignac Project.
Curator: Jussi Koitela, Curator, Treignac Project, Treignac, France

Amount: NOK 7 507

Support is provided to artist Inger Wold Lund for the participation in ‘The School of the End of Time: Educational Programme of Abracadabra’, Main Project of the [AC1] 6th Moscow Biennale for Young Art in Moscow, Russia.
Curator: Lucrezia Calabrò Visconti, Independent Curator, the 6th Moscow Biennale for Young Art in Moscow, Russia

Amount: NOK 12 400

Support is provided to La Wayaka Current, London, UK, for inviting artists Matti Aikio, Margrethe Pettersen and Ane Krogseth to take part in the residency at La Wayaka Current in Guna Yala, Panama. The works will be exhibited in Guest Projects in London between 21 July and 9 August 2018.
Curator: Sofie Iversen, Founding Director, La Wayaka Current, London, UK

Amount: NOK 42 900

Support is provided to the curators Avi Feldman & Alexandra Perloff-Giles for inviting artist Per-Oskar Leu to create a new work for the exhibition ‘Due Process’ for the Agency for Legal Imagination at the MINI/Goethe-Institut Curatorial Residencies Ludlow 38 in New York.
Curator: Avi Feldman, Curatorial Resident 2018, and Alexandra Perloff-Giles, Curator, ‘Due Process’, the Agency for Legal Imagination at the MINI/Goethe-Institut Curatorial Residencies Ludlow 38, New York, NY, USA

Amount: NOK 27 990

Support is provided to Tromsø kunstforening and Mondo Tromsø, Norway, for inviting Ethiopian artist Robel Temesgen to create a wall painting at Mondo Tromsø.
Curators: Leif Magne Tangen, Director, Tromsø Kunstforening, and Tanya Busse, Co-director, Mondo Tromsø

Granted amount: NOK 12 000

Support is provided to artist Kjell Bjørgeengen for performing a video at ‘Global Groove 2’ at CultureHub, New York, NY, USA.
Curator: Benton Bainbridge, Curator, ‘Global Groove 2’, CultureHub, New York, NY, USA

Granted amount: NOK 24 959

Support is provided to artist Mari Meen Halsøy for an artist talk, a weaving workshop and a panel discussion at the Beit Beirut - Museum of Memory / Liban Art in Beirut, Lebanon.
Curators: Beatrice Merz and Janine Maamari, Founders and Curators, Liban Art, Beirut. Libanon

Granted amount: NOK 4 058

Support is provided to artist Nils Elvebakk Skalegård for the solo exhibition ‘Og tiden kjenner ingen grenser, den bare fører seg frem’ (‘And time don’t have any limits, It just goes on’) at Huset for Kunst og Design in Holstebro, Denmark.
Curator: Anna Bak, Curator, ‘Og tiden kjenner ingen grenser, den bare fører seg frem’ (‘And time don’t have any limits, It just goes on’), Huset for Kunst og Design, Holstebro, Denmark

Granted amount: NOK 9 500

Support is provided to Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen for the solo exhibition ‘Tan Lines’ by artist Fredrik Værslev at Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen in Switzerland. The exhibition and will also be shown at Bonner Kunstverein in Bonn, Germany, in February 2018, and at Fondazione Giuliani in Rome, Italy, in September 2018.
Curator: Giovanni Carmine, Director, Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen, Sankt Gallen, in Switzerland

Granted amount: NOK 25 000

Support is provided to Piksel Produksjoner for inviting artists Marco Valdivia Pacheco (Peru), Arcangelo Constantin (Mexico), Michele Fernandez (Peru) and Juan Andres Jaramill (Colombia) to participate in Piksel17 - festival for electronic art and free technology in Bergen. Norway.
Curators: Gisle Frøysland and Maite Cajaraville, Curators, Piksel17, Bergen, Norway

Granted amount: NOK 19 942

Support is provided to artist Jan Moszumanski for the participation in ‘Feedback Buster Ghetto Blaster’ as part of the 5th edition of Ghetto Biennale in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Curators: Leah Gordon, Andre Eugene, Curators, Ghetto Biennale, Port-au-Prince, Haiti

Granted amount: NOK 9 434

Support is provided to artist Cassius Fadlabi for the participation in the international symposium ‘Humans of the Institution’ at Veem House for Performance, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Curator: Anne Szefer Karlsen, Associate Professor, University of Bergen (UiB), Norway

Granted amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Matti Aikio for the participation in the 1st International Indigenous Policy Conference and Workshop and Art Exhibition in Sapporo, Japan.
Curator: Hiroshi Maruyama, Curator, the 1st International Indigenous Policy Conference and Workshop and Art Exhibition, Sapporo, Japan

Granted amount: NOK 12 000

Support is provided to artist Trine Lise Nedreaas for the screening of the film 'Pulse' as part of the programme Times Square Arts, New York, NY, USA.
Curator: Debra Simon, Director of Public Art, Times Square Alliance, New York, NY, USA

Granted amount: NOK 9 200

Support is provided to Association Domus Alpina in for inviting artist Hanne Lippard to participate in the month-long exhibition, one-day performance and music festival, ’Alpin Huus II’ at Le Commun, BAC-Bâtiment d’art contemporain in Geneva, Switzerland.
Curator: Elise Lammer, Curator, ’Alpin Huus II’, Le Commun, BAC-Bâtiment d’art contemporain, Geneva, Switzerland

Granted amount: NOK 4 940

Support is provided to artist Ingvild Hovland Kaldal for an artist residency at the Casa Na Ilha Art Residence Program and exhibition at the Centro Cultural Vermelhos, Ilhabella, Sao Paulo.
Curator: Marina Luisa Caamaño, Director, Casa Na Ilha Art Residence, Ilhabella, Sao Paulo

Granted amount: NOK 13 295

Support is provided to curator Annie Anawana Haloba Hobøl for inviting artists Michael O'Donnel , Germain Ngoma and Victor Mutelekesha to the seminar and exhibition ‘Exhuming Histories and Legacies within Zambian Contemporary art history’ at Livingstone National Gallery, Zambia. Curators: Anawana Haloba and Rachel Dagnal, Curators, ‘Exhuming Histories and Legacies within Zambian Contemporary art history’, Livingstone National Gallery, Zambia

Granted amount: NOK 26 779

Support is provided to artist Marte Aas for a solo exhibition at Fotografisk Center in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Curator: Kristine Kern, Director, Fotografisk Center, Copenhagen, Denmark

Granted amount: NOK 36 900

Support is provided to Whitechapel Gallery in London, UK, for inviting artist Tori Wrånes to present a small performance and speak on a panel discussion.
Curator: Jane Scarth, Curator, Whitechapel Gallery, London, UK

Granted amount: NOK 5 800

Support is provided to Turner Contemporary in London, UK, for the participation of artist Vibeke Tandberg in the exhibition ‘Journeys with The Waste Land’.
Curator: Trish Scott and Mike Tooby, Curators, ‘Journeys with The Waste Land’, Turner Contemporary, London, UK

Granted amount: NOK 50 000

Support is provided to Tensta konsthall in Tensta, Sweden, for the participation of artist Ane Graff in the exhibition ‘Soon Enough: Art in Action’.
Curator: Maria Lind, Director, Tensta konsthall, Tensta, Sweden

Granted amount: NOK 25 000

Support is provided to Tensta Konsthall in Tensta, Sweden, for the participation of artist Joar Nango in the exhibition ‘Soon Enough: Art in Action’.
Curator: Maria Lind, Director, Tensta konsthall, Tensta, Sweden

Granted amount: NOK 22 000

Support is provided to New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York, NY, USA, for the participation of artist Tiril Hasselknippe in the New Museum’s 2018 Triennial.
Curators: Gary Carrion-Murayari and Alex Gartenfeld, Curators, New Museum 2018 Triennial, New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York, NY, USA

Granted amount: NOK 24 484

Support is provided to Gothenburg Museum of Art in Sweden, for a solo exhibition by artist Jone Kvie
Curator: Camilla Påhlsson, independent curator

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artists Martinka Bobrikova and Oscar De Carmen for the ‘re-search residency’ ‘Future utopia community key’ at Arctic Art Institute in Arkhangelsk, Russia.
Curator: Ekaterina Sharova, Development Director, Arctic Art Institute in Arkhangelsk, Russia

Granted amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Eline McGeorge for the participation in the artist residency El Parche in Bogota, Colombia.
Curator: Olga Robayo, Curator, El Parche residency project, Bogota, Colombia

Granted amount: NOK 16 000

Support is provided to artist Ane Mette Hol for the participation in the exhibition '', '', '' (Footnotes) at WIELS project space in Brussels, Belgum.
Curator: Michael Kargl and Franz Thalmair, Curators, '', '', '' (Footnotes) at WIELS project space, Brussels, Belgum

Granted amount: NOK 18 800

Support is provided to artist Marte Gunnufsen for the solo exhibition ‘Flesh’ at Trafo Center for Contemporary Art in Szczecin, Poland.
Curator: Stanisław Ruksza, Director, Trafo Center for Contemporary Art, Szczecin, Poland

Granted amount: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to Lydgalleriet in Bergen, Norway, for inviting Turkish artist and musician Cevdet Erek to present a new piece entitled ‘Rhythm’ (working title).
Curator: Rune Søchting, Curator, ‘Rhythm’, Bergen, Norway

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to Ujazdowski Castle Centre for Contemporary Art in Warsaw, Poland for inviting artists Tori Wrånes, Monika Lyko, Olga Robayo, Sulekha Ali Omar, Tone Kittelsen, Hanne Kolstoe, Sigrid Kittelsaa Vesaas, Eirik Slyngstad, Mia Habib, Marte Reithaug Steru, and Laura Marie Rueslåtten to participate in the exhibition ‘Handmade Acoustics’ (working title).
Curators: Joanna Zielińska and Stina Högkvist, Handmade Acoustics’ (working title), Ujazdowski Castle Centre for Contemporary Art, Warsaw, Poland

Granted amount: NOK 70 000

Support is provided to Mekdes Weldehanna Shebeta for a six-week workshop resulting in her project titled Patching Up that will be exhibited within the closing group exhibition ‘On Movement’ taking place at Alle School of Fine Arts and Design, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Curator: Kibrom Gebremedhin, Head, Alle School of Fine Arts and Design, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia

Granted amount: NOK 14 500

Support is provided to artist Marthe Ramm Fortun for a performance on the occasion of the release of German artist Magdalena Kitas’ book Californication at WIELS Contemporary Art Center in Brussels, Belgium.
Curator: Eva Gorsse, Curator, WIELS Contemporary Art Center in Brussels, Belgium

Granted amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to artist Mette Henriette Martedatter Rølvåg for the sound choreography In Between as part of the documenta 14 event ‘Listening Space: All the in-between spaces’ in Athens, Greece.
Curator: Adam Szymczyk, Artistic Director, documenta14 in Athens, Greece, and Kassel, Germany

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to the art centre Fullersta Gård for the participation of artist Camilla Løw within the exhibition ‘In the Distance’ at Fullersta Gård in Huddinge, Sweden.
Curators: Susanne Ewerlöf, Curator, Fullersta Gård, Huddinge, Sweden, and Peter Bergman, Director, Fullersta Gård, Huddinge, Sweden

Granted amount: NOK 35 300

Support is provided to Piksel Produksjoner for organising TransPiksel, a regional American touring festival in collaboration with Tsonami Festival in Valparaiso, Chile, Fundación Road House in Manizales, Colombia, and Festival Asimtria in Arequipa, Peru.
Curators: Gisle Frøysland, Maite Cajaraville, Marco Valdivia and Jean Ruzzo, Curators, TransPiksel, Chile, Colombia and Peru

Granted amount: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to INFRA for the participation of artists Lars T C F Holdhus , Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard and Bror Sander Berg Størseth in the exhibition ‘Inside The Outside World’ at Yamamoto Gendai Gallery in Tokyo, Japan. Curator: Nile Koetting and Daniela Seitz, Curators, INFRA, Tokyo, Japan

Granted amount: NOK 20 110

Support is provided to curator Farhad Kalantary to be part of the jury at the 17th Seoul International New Media Festival in South Korea, and to curate the Norwegian Artists' Moving Image Works Program at the same festival.
Curators: Farhad Kalantary, Curator, Norwegian Artists' Moving Image Works Program, Seoul International New Media Festival, and Kim-Jang Yeun-ho, Festival Director, Seoul International New Media Festival, South Korea

Granted amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Camille Norment for a performance in collaboration with Ryuichi Sakamoto and Yuko Mohri at Sapporo International Art Festival 2017 in Sapporo, Japan.
Curator: Otomo Yoshihide, Curator, Sapporo International Art Festival 2017, Sapporo, Japan

Granted amount: NOK 69 533

Support is provided to Chart Emerging for the participation of artists Josefin Andersson , Erik Slyngstad, Eirik Sæther, Kamilla Langeland and Constance Tenvik in an exhibition by Chart Emerging, coinciding with Chart Art Fair in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Curator: Helga Christoffersen, Curator, Chart Emerging, Copenhagen, Denmark

Granted amount: NOK 26 542

Support is provided to artist Sissel Tolaas for the presentation of SmellScape Seoul 2017 within the Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism 2017 in Seoul, South Korea.
Curators: Hyungmin Pai and Alejandro Zaera-Polo, Curators, Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism 2017, Seoul, South Korea

Granted amount: NOK 50 000

Support is provided to artist Tori Wrånes for the presentation of a site specific performance within the exhibition project ‘Luringen’ at the KUIR festival in Bogota, Colombia. Curators: Stina Högkvist and Geir Haraldseth, Curators, ‘Luringen’, KUIR festival, Bogota, Colombia

Granted amount: NOK 19 500

Support is provided to Röda Sten Kulturförening for the participation of artist Sille Storihle to take part in the Göteborg International Biennial for Contemporary Art 2017 in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Curator: Nav Haq, Curator, Göteborg International Biennial for Contemporary Art 2017, Gothenburg, Sweden.

Granted amount: NOK 33 000

Support is provided to the Istanbul Foundation for Cultur for the participation of artist Pedro Goméz-Egaña to take part in the 15th Istanbul Biennial – a good neighbour in Istanbul, Turkey.
Curators: Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset, Curators, the 15th Istanbul Biennial, Istanbul, Turkey

Granted amount: NOK 131 292

Support is provided to La Biennale de Lyon for the participation of artists Anawana Haloba, Camille Norment and Icaro Zorbar in ‘Floating worlds’, 14th Lyon Biennial of Contemporary Art in Lyon, France.
Curator: Emma Lavigne, Curator, ‘Floating worlds’, 14th Lyon Biennial of Contemporary Art, Lyon, France

Granted amount: NOK 69 640

Support is provided to artist Karl Ingar Røys for a solo exhibition entitled ‘The Art of Transition. The Pansodan Sessions’ at the Pansodan Arts Centre in Yangon, Myanmar.
Curator: Aung Soe Min, Curator, Pansodan Arts Centre, Yangon, Myanmar

Granted amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to curator Callum Ross for the participation of artists Saskia Holmkvist and Toril Johannessen in the exhibition ‘The Promise and Compromise of Translation’ at Four Boxes Gallery, Krabbesholm Højskole (in conjunction with Aarhus 2017 Year of Culture) in Skive, Denmark.
Curator: Callum Ross, Curator, ‘The Promise and Compromise of Translation’, Four Boxes Gallery, Krabbesholm Højskole, Skive, Denmark

Granted amount: NOK 14 900

Support is provided to the Serpentine Galleries in London, UK, for a solo exhibition by artist Torbjørn Rødland.
Curator: Amira Gad, Curator, Serpentine Galleries, London, UK

Granted amount: NOK 10 573

Support is provided to artist Tori Wrånes
Curator: Folakunle Oshun, Curator, Living on the Edge - the 1st Lagos Biennial, Lagos, Nigeria

Granted amount: NOK 18 500

Support is provided to Bergen Art Book Fair (Bergen Zines) for inviting Latin American speakers and guests Maite Claveau, Ernestina Fabbri, Eliana Bianchi, Virginia Molinari, Majo Badra, Nahuel Fretes and Georgina Ricci at the Bergen Art Book Fair 2017 in Bergen, Norway.
Curator: Raquel Maia Marques, Bergen Art Book Fair 2017, Bergen, Norway

Granted amount: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist Siri Ekker Svendsen for a solo exhibition at Malmö Konsthall in Malmö, Sweden.
Curator: Mats Stjernstedt, Director, Malmö Konsthall, Malmö, Sweden

Granted amount: NOK 16 000

Support is provided to Reseaux des arts mediatiques for the participation of artist Natasha Barrett in the electro-acoustic festival AKOUSMA in Montreal, Canada.
Curator: Louis Dufort, Artistic Director, AKOUSMA in Montreal, Canada

Granted amount: NOK 15 659

Support is provided to artist Hanne Lippard for the solo exhibition ‘Numb Limb’ at David Dale Gallery in Glasgow, Scotland.
Curator: Max Slaven, Programme Director, David Dale Gallery, Glasgow, Scotland

Granted amount: NOK 11 500

Support is provided to artist Trygve Luktvasslimo for the presentation of the film trilogy A Life With No Echo/From Nonsense to Grandeur, a concert, and a spatial transformation and intervention in the exhibition space within the exhibition project ‘Luringen’ at the KUIR festival in Bogota, Colombia.
Curators: Stina Högkvist and Geir Haraldseth, Curators, ‘Luringen’, KUIR festival, Bogota, Colombia

Granted amount: NOK 11 000

Support is provided to curator Geir Haraldseth for the participation of artists Trygve Luktvasslimo and Tori Wrånes in the exhibition project ‘Luringen’ at the KUIR festival in Bogota, Colombia.
Curators: Stina Högkvist and Geir Haraldseth, Curators, ‘Luringen’, KUIR festival, Bogota, Colombia

Granted amount: NOK 17 000

Support is provided to curator Jingyi Wang for the presentation of the interdisciplinary project ‘Static Theater: Those that have been left behind’ including Bergen-based artists Leo Preston, Lars Ove Toft, Marcello Raciti, Håkon Holm Olsen, Helene Norseth, Apichaya Wanthiang, Tatiana Lozano and Signe Liden at the Ming Contemporary Art Museum (McaM) in Shanghai, China.
Curator: Jingyi Wang, Curator, ‘Static Theater 1: Those that have been left behind’, Ming Contemporary Art Museum (McaM), Shanghai, China

Granted amount: NOK 24 000

Support is provided to The Renaissance Society at the University of Chicago in Chicago, IL, USA, for a performance by artist Jana Winderen as part of the core program for the group exhibition, ‘Unthought Environments’. Curator: Karsten Lund, Curator, The Renaissance Society at the University of Chicago, IL, USA

Granted amount: NOK 21 048

Support is provided to artist Marius Presterud for a research trip connected to the joint Nordic art, design, and research project ‘Northern Bumbling’ taking place in the following venues in Norway, Iceland and Sweden in the period 2017–2019: Losæter foreningens public bakery house in Bjørvika, Oslo, Norway, The Shared Greenhouse Project, Iceland, and Under Tallarna, Sweden.
Curator: Northern Bumbling (Thomas Pausz, Marius Presterud and Erik Sjodin)

Granted amount: NOK 4 655

Support is provided to documenta und Museum Fridericianum gGmbH for including artists Synnøve Persen, Maret Anne Sara and Hans Ragnar Mathisen in documenta 14 in Athens, Greece; and Kassel, Germany.
Curator: Adam Szymczyk, Artistic Director, documenta 14, Athens, Greece; and Kassel, Germany

Granted amount: NOK 200 640

Support is provided to artist Elin Már Øyen Vister for the participation in the exhibition ‘G/rove’ at Gallery Latitude 28 in New Dehli, India.
Curator: Bhavna Kakar, Curator, ‘G/rove’, Gallery Latitude 28, New Dehli, India

Granted amount: NOK 7 500

Support is provided to the artist group TASC Ablett & Brafield (consisting of Amber Ablett and Stacy Brafield) for the participation in the exhibition ‘G/rove’ at Gallery Latitude 28 in New Dehli, India.
Curator: Bhavna Kakar, Curator, ‘G/rove’, Gallery Latitude 28, New Dehli, India

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Kjell Bjørgeengen for the participation in ‘Scandi art now’ at SNO Contemporary Art Projects in Sydney, Australia. Curators: Brian Mahoney, President, Sydney Non Objective Contemporary Art Projects; and Lars Strandh, Curator, ‘Scandi art now’, SNO Contemporary Art Projects, Sydney, Australia.

Granted amount: NOK 16 777

Support is provided to artist Pedro Gomez-Egana for the participation in the Contour Biennial 8 in Mechelen, Belgium.
Curator: Natasha Ginwala, Curator, Contour Biennial 8, Mechelen, Belgium

Granted amount: NOK 17 500

Support is provided to Centre de Création Contemporaine Olivier Debré for including artists Thora Dolven Balke, Ahmad Ghossein, Tiril Hasselknippe, Saman Kamyab, Ignas Krunglevicius, Kamilla Langeland, Lars Laumann, Solveig Lønseth, Ann Cathrin November Høibo, Linn Pedersen and Tori Wrånes in the exhibition ’Innland’ at Centre de Création Contemporaine Olivier Debré (CCC OD) in Tours, France.
Curators: Thora Dolven Balke, Curator, ’Innland’, and Elodie Stroecken, Curator, Centre de Création Contemporaine Olivier Debré (CCC OD), Tours, France

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to curator Berit Schuck for inviting artist Manuel Pelmus to the 6th edition of the D-CAF' Visual Arts Program at Museum of Contemporary Art Cairo, Egypt.
Curator: Berit Schuck, Curator, Museum of Contemporary Art Cairo, Egypt

Granted amount: NOK 7 028

Support is provided to artist Marthe Ramm Fortun for the participation in the exhibition project ‘PLANT B’ in Parc de la Fondrie, Brussels, Belgium.
Curator: Stefaan Willems, Curator, Komplot, Brussels, Belgium; and Toke Lykkeberg, Curator, ‘PLANT B’, Parc de la Fondrie, Brussels, Belgium

Granted amount: NOK 8 000

Support is provided to artist Morten Norbye Halvorsen to realise a sound work within a performance in collaboration with artist Jessica Warboys at CAPC Musée d'art contemporain de Bordeaux, France.
Curator: Anne-Sophie Dinant, Independent curator

Granted amount: NOK 10 397

Support is provided to artist Thomas Paltiel for the participation in the experimental residency AZ West Wagon Station Encampment in Joshua Tree National Park, CA, USA.
Curator: Andrea Zittel, Artist and Curator, AZ West Wagon Station Encampment, Joshua Tree National Park, CA, USA

Granted amount: NOK 12 500

Support is provided to artist Marianne Heske for the participation in the exhibition ‘Create Spaces’ at LUXLAKES A4 Art Museum in Chengdu, China. Curator: Li Zhenhua, Curator, ‘Create Spaces’, LUXLAKES A4 Art Museum, Chengdu, China

Granted amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Hanne Lippard for the solo exhibition ‘Pocket’ at SALTS in Birsfelden, Switzerland.
Curator: Harry Burke, Curator, ‘Pocket’, SALTS, Birsfelden, Switzerland

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to curator Karolin Tampere to publicly present her research, recordings and other material within the ‘Ensayos’ series at Liquid Architecture in Melbourne, Australia.
Curator: Camila Marambio, Curator, ‘Ensayos’, Tierra del Fuego, Chile; and Melbourne, Australia

Granted amount: NOK 13 800

Support is provided to artist Ane Graff for the participation in the exhibition ‘Myths of the Marble’ at Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, PA, USA. The exhibition is organised in collaboration with Henie Onstad Kunstsenter (HOK) in Bærum, Norway.
Curators: Alex Klein, Dorothy and Stephen R. Weber (CHE’60) Curators, Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, USA, and Milena Høgsberg, Curator, Henie Onstad Kunstsenter (HOK), Bærum, Norway

Granted amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Ignas Krunglevicius for the participation in the exhibition ‘Myths of the Marble’ at Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, PA, USA. The exhibition is organised in collaboration with Henie Onstad Kunstsenter (HOK) in Bærum, Norway.
Curators: Alex Klein, Dorothy and Stephen R. Weber (CHE’60) Curators, Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, USA, and Milena Høgsberg, Curator, Henie Onstad Kunstsenter (HOK), Bærum, Norway

Granted amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to saxophonist Mette Henriette for the sound choreography ‘In Between’ as part of the official documenta 14 event ‘Listening Space: All the in-between spaces’ at Athens Concert Hall, Greece.
Curator: Adam Szymczyk, Artistic Director, documenta 14, Athens, Greece and Kassel, Germany

Granted amount: NOK 7 500

Support is provided to curator Fredrik Svensk for the performance ‘Echo’ by artists Nils Bech and Ida Ekblad in the Pavillion of Bosnia and Herzegovina, La Biennale di Venezia 2017, Italy.
Curators: Fredrik Svensk, Sinziana Ravini, Anna van der Vliet and Christopher Yggdre, Curators, Pavillion of Bosnia and Herzegovina, La Biennale di Venezia 2017, Italy

Project dates: 9-12 May 2017 Granted amount: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist Victor Mutelekesha in the NSK State-in-Time Pavilion 2017 parallel to the Venice Biennale, Italy.
Curator: Zdenka Badovinac and Charles Esche, Curators, NSK State-in-Time Pavilion 2017, Venice, Italy

Granted amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Per Berntsen for a solo exhibition at Murmansk Regional Art Museum, Russia.
Curator: Per Berntsen

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artists Nils Bech and Ida Ekblad for a concert by Nils Bech with sculptures by Ida Ekblad at Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) in London, UK.
Curator: Matt Williams, Curator, Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA), London, UK

Granted amount: NOK 16 703

Support is provided to Stiftelsen 3,14 for the exhibition ’Shadow of Garden’. The participating artists include Vanessa Baird, Harald Fenn, Marit Justine Haugen, Kaia Hugin; and Iranian artists Mehrdad Afsari, Amirhossein Bayani, Omid Bazmandegan and Ali Nassir. ’Shadow of Garden’ will first be exhibited at Stiftelsen 3,14 in Bergen, Norway; then at the Moshen Gallery in Teheran, Iran, in autumn 2017.
Curators: Malin Barth, Orkideh Daroodi, Sissel Lillebostad, Alireza Bayat, Curators, ’Shadow of Garden’, Stiftelsen 3,14, Bergen, Norway; and Moshen Gallery, Teheran, Iran

Granted amount: NOK 26 409

Support is provided to artist Ragna Bley for a solo exhibition at the artist run space Frankfurt am Main in Berlin, Germany.
Curators: Emiliano Pistacchi and Anthony Salvador, Curators, Frankfurt am Main, Berlin, Germany

Granted amount: NOK 12 500

Support is provided to artist Marte Eknæs for the presentation of a performative piece within the project ‘Oficina’ at Teatro Oficina in São Paulo, Brazil. Curator: Joana Medeiros, Artistic Director, ‘Oficina’, Teatro Oficina, São Paulo, Brazil

Granted amount: NOK 14 423

Support is provided to artist Camille Norment for the participation in the exhibition ’Soundtracks’ at SFMOMA in San Francisco, CA, USA.
Curator: Rudolf Frieling, Curator, SFMOMA, San Francisco, CA, USA

Granted amount: NOK 40 900

Support is provided to artists Lars Cuzner and Cassius Fadlabi for the creation of the installation ‘Milk Bar’ for the exhibition ‘Foolproof Feelings’ at Arsenal, National Centre for Contemporary Art (NCCA) in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia.
Curator: Alisa Savitskaya and Valentin Diaconov, Curators, National Centre for Contemporary Art (NCCA), Nizhny Novgorod, Russia

Granted amount: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artists Martinka Bobrikova and Oscar De Carmen for the participation in the 5th Odessa Biennale at Museum of Odessa Modern Art, Odessa, Ukraine.
Curator: Mikhail Rashkovetsky, Curator, 5th Odessa Biennale, Ukraine

Granted amount: NOK 7 168

Support is provided to artist Johanna Lettmayer for the participation in the exhibition ‘Kapitales L. L wie Liebe’ (‘Capital L. L for Love (working title)) at Size Matters. Space for Art and Film in Vienna, Austria.
Curators: Sasha Pirker and Adnan Balcinovic, Curators, Size Matters. Space for Art and Film, Vienna, Austria

Granted amount: NOK 4 500

Support is provided to Kunsthal Charlottenborg for a solo exhibition by artist Tori Wrånes at Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Denmark.
Curator: Henriette Bretton-Meyer, Curator, Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Denmark

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Unni Gjertsen for the participation in the public programme accompanying the exhibition ’Within Heritage Movements’ at MALI Museo de Arte de Lima, Peru.
Curator: Sharon Lerner, Curator, MALI Museo de Arte de Lima, Peru

Granted amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to the Istanbul Foundation for Cultur for the participation of artists Pedro Goméz-Egaña and Mahmoud Khaled in the 15th Istanbul Biennial organised by the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts, Istanbul, Turkey.
Curator: Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset, Curators, 15th Istanbul Biennial, Istanbul, Turkey

Granted amount: NOK 27 000

Support is provided to the artist group LOCA (consisting of Rachel Dagnall , Thomas Benedict Holth , Anawana Haloba and Victor Mutelekesha) for a research trip to develop the Livingstone Office of Contemporary Art in Livingstone, Zambia.
Curator: LOCA

Granted amount: NOK 12 000

Support is provided to artist Calder Harben for the participation in the exhibition ‘You Come At Me In Waves’ at Virkeligheten Gallery in Umeå, Sweden.

Granted amount: NOK 13 750

Support is provided to MELK, an artist run initiative for new Scandinavian photography, for including artists Sandra Vaka Olsen, Kamilla Langeland, Linn Pedersen, Espen Gleditch, Sveinn Fannar Johannsson and Ole Martin Lund Bø in the exhibition ‘Dislocating Surfaces’ at Centro de La Imagen in Mexico City, Mexico.
Curators: Behzad Farazollahi and Bjarne Bare, Curators, MELK, Oslo, Norway

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artists Ragnhild Aamås and Stian Ådlandsvik for the participation in an artist residency at URRA Tigre in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Curator: Melina Berkenwald, Director, URRA Tigre, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Granted amount: NOK 17 362

Support is provided to artist Hannah Mjølsnes for a screening and artist talk at the non-profit space Human Resources Los Angeles, CA, USA.
Curator: Eric Kim, Co-Director, Human Resources Los Angeles, CA, USA

Granted amount NOK 8 000

Support is provided to artists Dillan Marsh and Eleanor Clare for the creation of a digital artwork for the Yorkshire Sculpture Park in Wakefield, UK.
Curator: Damon Waldcock, Curator, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield, UK

Granted amount: NOK 8 616

Support is provided to artist Lars Laumann for the participation in the 9^th Berlin Biennial, Germany.
Curators: DIS, Curatorial team, 9^th Berlin Biennale, Berlin, Germany

Granted amount: NOK 7 000

Support is provided to artist Camille Norment for the participation the Biennale de Montréal 2016 ‘Le Grand Balcon’, Canada.
Curator: Philippe Pirotte, Curator, Biennale de Montréal 2016 ‘Le Grand Balcon’, Canada

Granted amount: NOK 25 000

Support is provided to artist Knut Åsdam for the participation the Biennale de Montréal 2016 ‘Le Grand Balcon’, Canada.
Curator: Philippe Pirotte, Curator, Biennale de Montréal 2016 ‘Le Grand Balcon’, Canada

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to Malba – Fundación Costantini in Buenos Aires, Argentina, for the presentation of artist Linn Marie Tonstad in the exhibition ‘Carlos Motta Requiem’.
Curator: Agustín Pérez Rubio, Artistic Director, Malba – Fundación Costantini, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Granted amount: NOK 24 893

Support is provided to artist Ingeborg Annie Lindahl for the participation in the South East Asia Plus (SEA+) Triennale 2016 at the National Gallery of Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia.
Curators: Rizki A. Zaelani, Asikin Hasan, A. Rikrik Kusmara and Badrolhisam M. Tahir, Curators, SEA+ Triennale 2016, National Gallery of Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia

Granted amount: NOK 7 000

Support is provided to artist Natalie Price Hafslund for the participation on the experimental residency ’Encampment’ organised by A -Z West, Joshua Tree, CA, USA
Curator: Andrea Zitel, Curator, ‘Encampment’, A -Z West, Joshua Tree, CA, USA

Granted amount: NOK 9 887

Support is provided to artist Yamile Calderon Bermudez for the participation in ’POST.COM’ at Espacio de Arte Contemporaneo in Montevideo, Uruguay.
Curator: Carolina Lio, Curator, ’POST.COM’, Espacio de Arte Contemporaneo, Montevideo, Uruguay

Granted amount: NOK 29 000

Support is provided to artist Pedro Gomez-Egana for his participation in the 3rd edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2016, Kochi, India.
Curator: Sudarshan Shetty, Artistic Director and Curator, Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2016, Kochi, India

Granted amount: NOK 13 500

Support is provided to the Kochi Biennale Foundation for the presentation of artist Camille Norment within the 3rd edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2016 in Kochi, India.
Curator: Sudarshan Shetty, Artistic Director and Curator, Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2016, Kochi, India

Granted amount: NOK 39 000

Support is provided to artist Karl Ingar Røys to screen the films Erna's Video and Burmese Days and to research activities related to cultural activism on the Isle of Chiloe, Chile.
Curator: Maria Ignacia Fernandez Gatica, Executive Director, RIMISP - Latin American Centre for Rural Development, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Mexico

Granted amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to Turner Contemporary in Margate, UK, for the presentation of artists Brit Fuglevaag and Ann Cathrin November Høibo in the exhibition ‘Entangled: Threads and Making’.
Curator: Karen Wright, Curator, ‘Entangled: Threads and Making’, Turner Contemporary, Margate, UK

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to Tromsø Kunstforening for a solo exhibition by artist Saodat Ismailova at Tromsø Kunstforening in Tromsø, Norway.
Curator: Leif Magne Tangen, Intedant, Tromsø Kunstforening, Tromsø, Norway

Granted amount: NOK 29 500

Support is provided to artist Ayatgali Tuleubek for the participation in the 10^th edition of Cyberfest art festival in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
Curator: Elena Gubanova, Curator, Cyberfest 10, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

Granted amount: NOK 9 000

Support is provided to artist Elin Már Øyen Vister for a presentation as part of the group exhibition ’G/rove’, in New Dehli, India.
Curator: Bhavna Kakar, Editor-in-Chief, TAKE on art magazine, New Dehli, India

Granted amount: NOK 8 000

Support is provided to artist Elin Már Øyen Vister (b.1976 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Røst, Norway) for the participation in 'G/rove', the first exhibition in a planned 'Tree of Life' series, at Gallery Latitude 28 in New Delhi, India. Gallery Latitude are also planning a range of collateral events and talks that will run parallel to the length of the exhibition to activate the contents of the show. Vister will also contribute with a text to the TAKE on Art magazine, based on her contribution to the exhibition.
Curator: Bhavna Kakar, Curator, 'G/rove', Gallery Latitude 28, New Delhi, India, and Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of TAKE on art magazine

Granted amount: NOK 8 000

Support is provided to Contour Mechelen for the participation of artist Pedro Gómez-Egana in the Contour Biennale 8 in Mechelen, Belgium.
Curator: Natasha Ginwala, Curator, Contour Biennale 8, Mechelen, Belgium

Granted amount: NOK 15 269

Support is provided to documenta und Museum Fridericianum gGmbH for the Norwegian representation in documenta 14 in various locations in Kassel, Germany, and Athens, Greece.
Curator: Adam Szymczyk, Artistic Director, documenta 14, Kassel, Germany, and Athens, Greece

Granted amount: NOK 79 880

Support is provided to artist Tori Wrånes for the participation in the performance festival ‘Do Disturb’ at Palais de Tokyo in Paris, France.
Curator: Vittoria Matarrese, Head of Cultural Program and Special Projects, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, France

Granted amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Ane Krogseth for the artist residency La Waka Current Tropic 2016 at La Wayaka Current in Guna Yala, Panama.
Curators: Victor Fernandez and Sofie Iversen, Directors, La Wayaka Current, Guna Yala, Panama

Granted amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to Passerelle, Centre d'art contemporain in Brest, France, for the presentation of a solo exhibition by artist Steinar Haga Christensen.
Curator: Etienne Bernard, Director, Passerelle, Centre d’art contemporain, Brest, France

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to the Istanbul Biennial - Istanbul Foundation for Culture for the Norwegian participation in the 15th Istanbul Biennial in Turkey.
Curators: Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset, curators, 15th Istanbul Biennial, Turkey

Granted amount: NOK 40 000

Support is provided to the artist group Locus for the presentation of artists Amelia Beavis-Harrison,Marianne Darlèn Solhaugstrand, Tanja Thorjussen and Thale Fastvold for the presentation of the exhibition ‘Arctic Hysteria’ at the Museum for nonconformist art in St Petersburg, Russia.
Curator: Anastasia Patsey, Director, Museum for nonconformist art, St Petersburg, Russia

Granted amount: NOK 18 000

Support is provided to artist Katarina Skjønsberg for the launch of her book Be good to yourself at Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center, Ramallah, Palestine.
Curator: Yazan Khalili, Chairman, Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center, Ramallah, Palestine

Granted amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to Hordaland kunstsenter in Bergen, Norway, for inviting Ghanese artist Ibrahim Mahama to give an artist talk at Hordaland kunstsenter, and have studio talks with the MA students at the Bergen Academy of Art and Design.
Curator: Anthea Buys, Director, Hordaland kunstsenter, Bergen, Norway

Granted amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to artist Lise Bjørne Linnert (b.1964 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) to visit El Paso, Texas; Juarez, Chihuahua; and Mexico City, Mexico with the art project ’Desconocida Unknown Ukjent’.
Curator: Lise Bjørne Linnert, ’Desconocida Unknown Ukjent’, El Paso, Texas; Juarez, Chihuahua; and Mexico City, Mexico.

Granted amount: NOK 9 000

Suport is provided to artist Eirik Sæther (b.1983 in Halden, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the participation in the ‘Centre for Style’ section in the 9^th Berlin Biennale in Berlin, Germany.
Curators: DIS, Curatorial team, 9^th Berlin Biennale, Berlin, Germany

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to the Liverpool Biennial of Contemporary Art in Liverpool, United Kingdom, for the participation of Andreas Angelidakis (b.1968 in Athens, Greece, lives and works in Oslo, Norway and Athens) in the Liverpool Biennial 2016.
Curators: Sally Tallant, Dominic Willsdon, Francesco Manacorda, Raimundas Malasauskas, Curatorial team, Liverpool Biennial 2016, Liverpool, United Kingdom

Granted amount: NOK 19 926

Support is provided to artist Marius Moldvær (b.1985 in Aurland, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the presentation of two lectures at the Pa-ta-ta photo festival in Granada, Spain.
Curators: Hedvig Biong and Pablo Castilla Heredia, Curators, Pa-ta-ta Festival 2016, Granada, Spain

Granted amount: NOK 5 500

Support is provided to the artist-run project space 1857 for the participation in Manifesta 11 in Zurich, Switzerland.
Curators: Christian Jankowski, Curator, Manifesta 11 and Manuel Scheiwiller, Guild Master of Cabaret der Künstler, Manifesta 11, Zurich, Switzerland

Granted amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Anna Daniell (b.1978 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for the participation in Manifesta 11 in Zurich, Switzerland.
Curators: Christian Jankowski, Curator, Manifesta 11 and Manuel Scheiwiller, Guild Master of Cabaret der Künstler, Manifesta 11, Zurich, Switzerland

Granted amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to Small Projects in Tromsø, Norway, for inviting for young Filipino Filmmaker Roberth Fuentes and artist and film-maker Martha Atienza to Tromsø. Fuentes will also attend the Nordic Youth Film Festival (NUFF).
Curator: Hermann Greuel, General Manager, NUFF, Tromsø, Norway

Granted amount: NOK 6 000

Support is provided to WIELS Contemporary Art Centre in Brussels, Belgium, for presenting artists Toril Johannessen (b.1978 in Harstad, Norway, lives and works in Bergen, Norway), Ida Falck Øien (b.1979 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) and Harald Lunde Helgesen (b.1985 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) within the exhibition project ’Foreign Places’.
Curators: Grégory Castéra and Caroline Dumalin, Curators, ’Foreign Places’, WIELS Contemporary Art Centre in Brussels, Belgium

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to curator Marianne Hultman (b.1970 in Eriksfält, Sweden, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) to participate as a faculty member in the 6th edition of Asiko at the Centre for Contemporary Art, Lagos, Nigeria.
Curator: Bisi Silva, Director, Centre for Contemporary Art, Lagos, Nigeria

Granted amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Mattias Cantzler (b.1976 in Mjölby, Sweden, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the participation in the International Sokolovsko Festival of Ephemeral Art – Contexts 2016 in Sokolovsko, Poland.
Curator: Magorzata Sady, Curator, In Situ Contemporary Art Foundation, Sokolovsko, Poland

Granted amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to Grazer Kunstverein in Graz, Austria, for the presentation of the performance ’Pick a song with Nils Bech by heart’ by artist Nils Bech (b.1981 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo).
Curator: Krist Gruijthuijsen, Artistic Director, Grazer Kunstverein in Graz, Austria

Granted amount: NOK 5 500

Support is provided to artist Marieke Verbiesen (b.1978 in Eindhoven, Netherland, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) for the presentation of her work ’Instruments of the future’ at the 2016 edition of NIME, New Instruments for Musical Expression in Brisbane, Australia.
Curators: Dereck Estrencko and Frank Behrendt, Curators, NIME 2016, Brisbane, Australia

Granted amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to Karl Ingar Røys (b.1966 in Volda, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for inviting Myanmar-based artists San Zaw Htway and Ma Ei to take part in the site-specific art festival Le Bateau Ivre organised by Karl Ingar Røys and Lill Anita O Svendsen at Kunstkvarteret Lofoten in Lofoten, Norway from 28 to 31 Juli 2016. I connection with the festival both artist are also invited to Kunstkvarteret Lofoten as resident artists for a period of three weeks.
Curator: Karl Ingar Røys, Curator, Le Bateau Ivre, Kunstkvarteret Lofoten, Lofoten, Norway

Granted amount: 10 000

Support is provided to curator Hilde Methi (b.1970 in Kirkenes, Norway, lives and works in Kirkenes) for the participation in the Interferenze Festival in Fortore, Italy; and in the symposium, festival and exhibition ‘Poor and Needy’ at The Poor Farm in Wisconsin, USA.
Curators: Leandro Pisano, Director, Interferenze Festival, Fortore, Italy; and Brad Killam and Michelle Grabner, The Poor Farm, Wisconsin, USA

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Simona Barbera (b.1971 in Genoa, Italy, lives and works in Moss, Norway) for the participation in the festival of audio works Helicotrema in Turin and Venice, Italy.
Curators: Blauer Hase and Giulia Morucchio, Curators, Helicotrema in Turin and Venice, Italy.

Granted amount: NOK 9 000

Support is provided to artist Tori Wrånes (b.1978 in Kristiansand, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the participation in the exhibition ‘A Sieve Is A Thing That Sifts’ at Shanaynay gallery in Paris, France.
Curators: Jenni Crain and Lydia Glenn-Murray, Curators, ‘A Sieve Is A Thing That Sifts’, Shanaynay gallery in Paris, France

Granted amount: NOK 19 812

Support is provided to Foreninga Røst AIR for inviting Indian-American artist Anuj Vaidya for a one-month residency at Skomvær Lighthouse station in the Røst archipelago, Norway.
Curator: Elin Már Øyen Vister / Foreninga Røst AiR, Røst, Norway

Granted amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to artist Greg Pope (b.1960 in London, United Kingdom, lives and works in Nesodden, Norway) for the presentation of the projection performance Skeleton (2014) at the San Francisco Cinematheque in San Francisco, CA, USA, within their 2016 series ‘Perpetual Motion’.
Curator: Steve Polta, Artistic Director, San Francisco Cinematheque, CA, USA

Granted amount: NOK 12 000

Support is provided to Piksel Produksjoner (consisting of Gisle Frøysland (b.1961 in Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Bergen), John Hegre (b.1967 in Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Bergen) and Egil Paulsen (b.1986 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo)) for organising TransPiksel, a South American tour comprising the four countries Mexico, Perú, Colombia and Ecuador partnering with museums, artist-run organisations and other non-profit cultural institutions.
Curators: Gisle Frøysland and Maite Cajaraville, Curators, TransPiksel, Mexico, Perú, Colombia and Ecuador

Granted amount: NOK 25 000

Support is provided to artist Ignas Krunglevicius (b.1979 in Kaunas, Lithuania, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the participation in Aichi Triennale 2016 ’Homo Faber: A Rainbow Caravan’ in Nagoya, Japan.
Curator: Chihiro Minato, Artistic Director, Aichi Triennale, Nagoya, Japan

Granted amount: NOK 33 000

Support is provided to the Bergen-based artist-run space FELT gallery for presenting the artists Mathjis Van Geest (b.1985 in Leiden, Netherland, lives and works in Bergen, Norway), Kim Kvello (b.1987 in Trondheim, Norway, lives and works in Bergen, Norway), Bjørn Mortensen (b.1977 in Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Bergen), Kristin Austreid (b.1985 in Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Bergen), Jon Benjamin Tallerås (b.1984 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) and Anne Marthe Dyvi (b.1979 in Bærum, Norway, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) in the exhibition FELT x KVIT in the gallery and artist workspace KVIT in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Curators: FELT Galleri Team, Bergen, Norway

Granted amount: NOK 8 000

Support is provided to the art space Swimming Pool Projects in Sofia, Bulgaria, for presenting artists Tiril Hasselknippe (b.1984 in Arendal, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) and Hanne Lippard (b.1984 in Milton Keynes, United Kingdom, lives and works in Berlin, Germany) in the project ’States of Flux’ comprising several exhibitions and events in four different locations in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Curators: Viktoria Draganova and Gergana Todorova, Curators, Swimming Pool Projects, Sofia, Bulgaria

Granted amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Ida Grimsgaard (b.1988 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for the presentation of a performance in collaboration with Swiss artist Björn Neukom at the PERFORM PERFORM – Performance Festival in Düdingen, Switzerland.
Curator: Nathalie Stirnimann, Director, PERFORM PERFORM – Performance Festival, Düdingen, Switzerland

Granted amount: NOK 3 000

Support is provided to artist Karl Ingar Røys (b.1967 in Volda, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the presentation of the two videos Caminata Nocturna (2013) and Burmese Days (2014) at the 7th annual conference for the International Initiative for the Promotion of Political Economy (IIPPE), hosted by the School of Economics and Management, (Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão), University of Lisbon, Portugal.
Curator: Niels Hahn, Scientific Committee, 7th annual conference for the International Initiative for the Promotion of Political Economy (IIPPE), Lisbon, Portugal

Granted amount: 7 000

Support is provided to artist Elin Høyland (b.1959 in Mandal, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the participation in the Guernsey Photography Festival 2016 in Guernsey, United Kingdom.
Curator: Jean-Christophe Godet, Founder and Artistic Director at Guernsey Photography Festival, Guernsey, United Kingdom

Granted amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Helge Skodvin (b.1968 in Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Bergen) for the participation in the Guernsey Photography Festival 2016 in Guernsey, United Kingdom.
Curator: Jean-Christophe Godet, Founder and Artistic Director at Guernsey Photography Festival, Guernsey, United Kingdom

Granted amount: NOK 4 800

Support is provided to artist Marte Johnslien (b.1977 in Lillehammer, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the participation in the international contemporary arts festival ‘Survival Kit 8: Acupuncture of Society’, organised by the Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art in Riga, Latvia.
Curator: Solvita Krese, Curator, Survival Kit festival, Riga, Latvia

Granted amount: NOK 13 863

Support is provided to artist Thomas Paltiel / studio näv (b.1985 in Trondheim, Norway, lives and works in Stockholm, Sweden) for a public exhibition of the work resulting from his participation in the MAK Schindler Scholarship Program at the MAK Center for Art and Architecture in California, LA, USA.
Curator: Kimberli Meyer, Director, MAK Center for Art and Architecture, California, LA, USA

Granted amount: NOK 18 000

Support is provided to the Kunstverein Nürnberg - Albrecht Dürer Gesellschaft in Nuremberg, Germany, for the presentation of artist Sandra Vaka Olsen (b.1980 in Stavanger, Norway, lives and works in Stavanger and Berlin, Germany) in the exhibition ’Gestures of Tomorrow’.
Curator: Judith Grobe, Curator, Kunstverein Nürnberg - Albrecht Dürer Gesellschaft, Nuremberg, Germany

Granted amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to Künstlerhaus Stuttgart in Stuttgart, Germany for presenting the artists
Inger Lise Hansen (b.1963 in Trondheim, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway), Matias Faldbakken (b.1973 in Hobro, Denmark, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) and Stine Midsæter (b.1985 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Berlin, Germany) in the exhibition ’Force and Circumstance’.
Curator: Fatima Hellberg, Artistic Director, Künstlerhaus Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to Radio Corax for presenting artist Maia Urstad (b.1954 in Kristiansand, Norway, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) within the international radio art festival Radio Revolten 2 in Halle, Germany.
Curator: Knut Aufermann, Curator, Radio Revolten 2 in Halle, Germany

Granted amount: NOK 6 475

Support is provided to artist Karianne Stensland (b.1969 in Bodø, Norway, lives and works in Trondheim, Norway) for the participation in the 5th Art Prospect Festival of public art organised by CEC ArtsLink in St.Petersburg, Russia.
Curator: Lizaveta Matveeva, Curator, CEC ArtsLink, St.Petersburg, Russia

Granted amount: NOK 16 000

Support is provided to artist Farhad Kalantary (b.1962 in Tabriz, Iran, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) and Linn Lervik (b.1976 in Tønsberg, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the participation in a screening programme of video art in a public space in Seoul, Korea.
Curators: Seihee Shon and Farhad Kalantary, Curators, ‘Video art in public space OOro 12gil, Seoul, Korea

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to curator Joakim Borda-Pedreira (b.1977 in Malmö, Sweden, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for inviting artists Tanya Busse (b.1982 in Moncton Canada, lives and works in Tromsø, Norway), Joar Nango (b.1979 in Alta, Norway, lives and works in Tromsø, Norway) to take part in ’After Indigenism’, a programme that reflects on contemporary indigenism in Norwegian and Latin American art at SIART (International Biennial of Art Bolivia) in La Paz, Bolivia.
Curator: Joakim Borda-Pedreira, Curator, ’After Indigenism’, SIART (International Biennial of Art Bolivia), La Paz, Bolivia.

Granted amount: NOK 7 000

Support is provided to artist Anne Guro Larsmon (b.1981 in Finnskogen, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway and Los Angeles, CA, USA) for the participation in the exhibition ‘Concrete Plastic’ in LAM Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, USA.
Curators: Ann Harezlak & Kirsten Cook, Curators, ‘Concrete Plastic’, LA Archives, Los Angeles, CA, USA

Granted amount: NOK 10 400

Support is provided to artist Endre Aalrust (b.1973 in Hamar, Norway, lives and works in Berlin, Germany) for the presentation of the solo exhibition ‘But the delivery was kind’ at Meat & Marble and a screening of his two films Portrait of Man - Invasion of the Herbivores, (2015) and Death in the Afternoon (2016) at The Royal Norwegian Embassy, both in Havana, Cuba.
Curator: Ole Martin Lund Bø, Director, Meat & Marble, Havana, Cuba

Granted amount: NOK 12 000

Support is provided to the LUXELAKES•A4 Art Museum in Chengdu, China, for the presentation of artist Marianne Heske (b.1946 in Ålesund, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) within the exhibition ’Create Spaces’.
Curators: Li Zhenhua, Sunny Sun, Richard Castelli, Li Jie and Cai Liyuan, Curators, ’Create Spaces’, LUXELAKES•A4 Art Museum, Chengdu, China

Granted amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artists Marit Tunestveit Dyre (b.1983 in Porsgrunn, Norway, lives and works in Bergen) and Pavana Reid (b.1963 in Khon Kaen, Thailand, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) for the presentation of the performance event ’Its personal’ in different locations in Thailand, together with fellow artists Therese Longva (b.1976 in Skuløy, Norway, lives and works in Bergen) and Rita Marhaug (b.1965 in Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Bergen).
Curator: Pavana Reid, Curator, Its personal, Thailand

Granted amount: NOK 12 000

Support is provided to artist Anawana Haloba (b.1978 in Livinstone, Zambia, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the presentation of ’A Dragon King in sleepy Pride Rock’ at the 11th Shanghai Biennale 2016 in Shanghai, China.
Curators: Raqs Media Collective, Chief Curators, 11th Shanghai Biennale, Shanghai, China

Granted amount: NOK 26 600

Support is provided to artist Kurt Johannessen (b.1960 in Dale, Norway, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) for the participation in ’Artists talk/ Its personal’ within the Arts exhibition programme organised by the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, Khonkaen University in Khonkaen Thailand, together with fellow artists Marit Tunestveit Dyre (b.1983 in Porsgrunn, Norway, lives and works in Bergen), Therese Longva (b.1976 in Skuløy, Norway, lives and works in Bergen), Rita Marhaug (b.1965 in Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Bergen) and Pavana Reid (1963 in Khon Kaen, Thailand, lives and works in Bergen, Norway).
Curator: Pavana Reid, Curator, ’Artists talk/ Its personal’, Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, Khonkaen University, Khonkaen Thailand

Granted amount: NOK 4 000

Support is provided to Juan Andres Milanes Benito (b.1978, Isla de la Juventud, Cuba, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the presentation of a solo exhibition at Neues Kunstforum in Cologne, Germany.
Curator: Peter Sörries, Board, Neues Kunstforum, Cologne, Germany

Granted amount: NOK 12 000

Support is provided to Le Consortium in Dijon, France, for a solo exhibition by artist Fredrik Værslev (b.1979 in Moss, Norway, lives and works in Drammen, Norway).
Curator: Anne Pontégnie, Curator, Le Consortium, Dijon, France

Granted amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artists Erik Friis Reitan (b.1979 in Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Bergen) and Suvi Nieminen (b.1958 in Turku, Finland, lives and works in Askøy, Norway) for the participation in the Kochi Muziris Biennale 2016 in Kerala, India.
Curator: Sudarshan Shetty, Curator, Kochi Muziris Biennale 2016, Kerala, India

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artists Javier Barrios (b.1979 in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, lives in Vestfossen, Norway), Hanne Friis (b.1972 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo), Ane Graff (b.1974 in Bodø, Norway, lives and works in Oslo), Camilla Skibrek (b.1984 in Krøderen, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway), and Anders Sletvold Moe (b.1978 in Steinkjer, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the participation in the exhibition ‘The Forgetfulness is Full of Memories’ at Museuo de los pintores oaxaquenos in Oaxaca, Mexico.
Curators: Monica Holmen and Rikke Komissar, Curators, ‘The Forgetfulness is Full of Memories’, Museuo de los pintores oaxaquenos, Oaxaca, Mexico

Granted amount: NOK 50 000

Support is provided to artist Anawana Haloba (b.1978 in Livingstone, Zambia, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for her participation in the exhibition 'Kabbo Ka Muwala – The Girl’s Basket', in addition to giving an artist talk and conduct a workshop at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe, Harare, Zimbabwe.
Curator: Raphael Chikukwa, curator, National Gallery of Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe, Katrin Peters-Klaphake, curator, Makerere Art Gallery, Uganda and Ingmar Lähnemann, curator, Städtische Galerie Bremen, Germany.

Granted amount: NOK 10 500

Support is provided to the artist group TROLLKREM (consisting of Tor Erik Bøe (b.1986 in Stavanger, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) and Jennie Hagevik Bringaker (b.1978 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark/Oslo, Norway)) and artist Marthe Elise Stramrud (b.1984 in Kristiansand, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for their participation in the LA Art Book Fair, Los Angeles, USA.
Curator: Printed Matter/Jordan Nassar, Curator, LA Art Book Fair, Los Angeles, USA.

Granted amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Sara Eliassen (b.1977 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the screening of her film A Blank Slate at the KADIST Art Foundation, San Francisco, USA and an artist talk at the San Francisco Art Institute.
Curator: Pete Belkin, curator, Artnow, KADIST Art Foundation, San Francisco, USA

Granted amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to curator Anne Szefer Karlsen (b.1976 in Halden, Norway, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) for her participation as curator lecturing and teaching, doing research and interaction with students, artists and art professionals at the Wits School of Arts, Johannesburg, South Africa.
Curator: Gabi Ngcobo, lecturer, Wits School of Arts, Johannesburg, South Africa

Granted amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Jesper Alvær (b.1973 in Copenhagen, Denmark, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for his participation in the exhibition 'Making Use: Life in Postartistic Times', Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, Poland.
Curator: Sebastian Cichocki, Chief Curator, Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, Poland and curators Kuba Szreder and Stephen Wright, Making Use: Life in Postartistic Times, Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, Poland

Granted amount: NOK 9 000

Support is provided to artist Anne Katrine Senstad (b.1967 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in New York, USA) for her partcipation in CULTURUNNERS/Edge of Arabia, Abha, Saudi Arabia.
Curator: Stephen Stapleton, Founder, CULTURUNNERS, /Edge of Arabia, Abha, Saudi Arabia

Granted amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Natalie Price Hafslund (b.1987 in Barnstable, UK, lives and works in London, UK) for her participation at the Mountain School of Arts, Los Angeles, USA.
Curator: Piero Golia and Eric Wesley, curators, Mountain School of Arts, Los Angeles, USA.

Granted amount: NOK 18 807

Support is provided to artist Beate Petersen (b.1962 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for her presentation and screening of two animated documentary films; Nasseredin Shah and his 84 Wives, and Kabul Ping Pong, made in Kabul in Afghanistan, at the IMARES, European University of St. Petersburg, Russia

Granted amount: NOK 8 055

Support is provided to artist Bodil Furu (b.1976 in Askim, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the screening of her film Les Mangeurs de Cuivre at the Cap, centre d'Art picha, Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of Congo. The artist is also collaborating with two local writers to explore the ancient myths and culture related to copper.
Curator: Patrick Mudekereza, Excecutive Director, Cap, centre d'Art picha, Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of Congo

Granted amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Maia Urstad (b.1954 in Kristiansand, Norway, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) to exhibit her piece 'Radio Taxi Buenos Aires' at the Fundación PROA, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Curator: Javier Aparicio, curator, Radio Taxi Buenos Aires, Fundación PROA, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Granted amount: NOK 12 000

Support is provided to artist Ana Rita Antonio (b.1980 in Leira, Portugal, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) for her participation in a residency at the Residencias Da Boavista, Lisbon, Portugal.
Curator: Manuel Veiga, Director, Municipal de Cultura, Residencias Da Boavista, Lisbon, Portugal

Granted amount: NOK 12 250

Support is provided to La Loge, Brussels, Belgium for the participation of artist Steinar Haga Christensen (b.1980 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) in the exhibtion 'Pastoral Myths'.
Curator: Anne-Claire Schmitz, Director, La Loge, Brussels, Belgium

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Saman Kamyab (b.1981, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for his solo exhibition ’takeaway’ at the Wiels, Contemporary Art Center, Brussels, Belgium.
Curator: Caroline Dumalin, Curator and Residency Programme Coordinator, Wiels, Contemporary Art Center, Brussels, Belgium.

Granted amount: NOK 8 153

Support is provided to artist Kaja Leijon (b.1985 in Tromsø, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for her participation in the Grosses Treffen, the Nordic Embassies, Berlin, Germany, a yearly professional network event between artists and curators.
Curator: Solvej Helweg Ovesen, Artistic Director, GROSSES TREFFEN, the Nordic Embassies, Berlin, Germany

Granted amount: NOK 2 500

Support is provided to artist Lavasir Nordrum (b.1951 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for her participation in the Grosses Treffen, the Nordic Embassies, Berlin, Germany, a yearly professional network event between artists and curators.
Curator: Solvej Helweg Ovesen, Artistic Director, GROSSES TREFFEN, the Nordic Embassies, Berlin, Germany

Granted amount: NOK 2 500

Support is provided to artist Siren Elise Dversnes Dahle (b.1986 in Egersund, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for her participation in the Grosses Treffen, the Nordic Embassies, Berlin, Germany, a yearly professional network event between artists and curators.
Curator: Solvej Helweg Ovesen, Artistic Director, GROSSES TREFFEN, the Nordic Embassies, Berlin, Germany

Granted amount: NOK 2 500

Support is provided to Shanghai 21st Century Minsheng Art Museum, Shanghai, China for the participation of artist Anne Katrine Dolven (b.1953 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Lofoten, Norway) in the exhibition 'The Shadow Never Lies'.
Curator: Jiang Jiehong and Mark Nash, curators, The Shadow Never Lies, Shanghai 21st Century Minsheng Art Museum, Shanghai, China

Granted amount: NOK 23 500

Support is provided to artist Stian Eide Kluge (b.1977 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for his solo exhibition titled 'Sexagesimal drum & small raised zeros' at the project space Frankfurt am Main in Neukölln, Berlin, Germany.
Curator: Emiliano Pistacchi / Anthony Salvador, Founders and directors, project space Frankfurt am Main in Neukölln, Berlin, Germany

Granted amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to curator David Thorp for the participation of Norwegian artists Marita Isobel Solberg (b.1977 in Tromsø, Norway, lives and works in Tromsø), Agnes Nedregård (b.1975 in Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Bergen) and Branko Imwinkelried (b.1965 in Argentina, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) from the collective Alt Går Bra in the Performance Studio 2016 Season, The Project Studio, The Nines, London, UK.
Curator: David Thorp, Director and Curator, The Project Studio, The Nines, London, UK.

Granted amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to Kunsthalle Basel/Basler Kunstverein, Basel, Switzerland for the participation of artist Yngve Holen (b.1982 in Braunschweig, Germany, lives and works in Stavanger, Norway and Berlin, Germany) and a colloboration with artist Aedrhlsomrs Othryutupt Lauecehrofn (b.1986 in Hosle, Norway, lives and works is Holsen, Norway and Berlin, Germany) for the solo exhibition titled 'Yngve Holen'.
Curator: Elena Filipovic, Director, Kunsthalle Basel/Basler Kunstverein, Basel, Switzerland

Granted amount: NOK 25 000

Support is provided to artist Joakim Blattmann Moldestad (b.1978 in Drammen, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for his participation in the exhibition 'Behind the Smart World', KunstRaum Goethestrasse, Linz, Austria.
Curator: Andreas Zingerle and Linda Kronman, curators, Behind the Smart World, KunstRaum Goethestrasse, Linz, Austria

Granted amount: NOK 6 700

Support is provided to the artist group Martinka Bobrikova and Oscar de Carmen (consisting of Martinka Bobrikova (b.1981 in Bratislava, Slovakia, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) and Oscar de Carmen (b.1976 in Linares, Spain, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for their participation with the project 'Kitchen Dialogues' in the exhibition 'small/big world' at Tranzit.sk, Bratislava, Slovakia.
Curator: Judith Angel, Director and curator, Tranzit.sk, Bratislava, Slovakia

Granted amount: NOK 10 000

Support is provided to Kunsthal 44 Møen, Askeby, Denmark, for the participation of artist Toril Johannessen (b.1978 in Harstad, Norway, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) in the exhibition 'Random Walks', Kunsthal 44 Møen, Askeby, Denmark.
Curator: Eva Scharrer, Curator, Kunsthal 44 Møen, Askeby, Denmark

Granted amount: NOK 19 000

Support is provided to artist Eirik Sæther (b.1983 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for his participation in the 9th Berlin Biennial, 2016.
Curator: DIS and co-curator Centre for Style (Matthew Linde), 9th Berlin Biennial 2016, Berlin, Germany

Granted amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to Manifesta 11, Zurich, Switzerland titled 'What People do For Money: Some Joint Ventures' for the participation of artist Torbjørn Rødland (b.1970 in Stavanger, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway).
Curator: Christian Jankowski, Chief curator, Manifesta 11, Zurich, Switzerland

Granted amount: NOK 23 191

Support is provided to artist Åsa Cecilia Sonjasdotter (b.1966 in Helsingborg, Sweden, lives and works in Tromsø, Norway) for her participation in the exhibition 'Kraevedenie, Natural, Architectural', Archeological Museum-Reserve Divnogorye, Voronezh, Russia.
Curator: Mikhail Lylov, curator, Kraevedenie, Natural, Architectural, Archeological Museum-Reserve Divnogorye, Voronezh, Russia.

Granted amount: NOK 7 000

Support is provided to artist Marthe Ramm Fortun (b.1978 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for her participation in the exhibition 'Thinkers and Feelers' at FUTURA - Centre for Contemporary Art, Praha, Czech Republic.
Curator: Jo-ey Tang, curator, Thinkers and Feelers, FUTURA - Centre for Contemporary Art, Praha, Czech Republic

Granted amount: NOK 5 000

Support is provided to the artist group Alan Armstrong & Felix Gmelin (consisting of Alan Armstrong (b.1986 in North Yorkshire, England, UK, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) and Felix Gmelin (b.1962 in Heidelberg, Germany, lives and works in Oslo, Norway)) for their participation with the project 'Art for the people' within Cash, the 9th Shiryaevo Biennale, Shiryaevo, Russia.
Curator: Roman Korzhov Director, and Nelya Korzhova, Bienniale Curator, 9th Shiryaevo Biennale, Shiryaevo, Russia.

Granted amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Ane Hjort Guttu (b.1971 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) Gwangju Biennale for Contemporay Art, Gwangju, South-Korea.
Curator: Maria Lind, Artistic Director, Gwangju Biennale for Contemporay Art, Gwangju, South-Korea

Granted amount: NOK 30 000

Support is provided to the Gwangju Biennale Foundation for the participation of the artists Ane Graff (b.1974 in Bodø, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway), Azar Al-Sharif (b.1984 in Bushehr, Iran, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) and Matias Faldbakken (b.1973 in Hobro, Denmark, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) in the 11th edition of the Gwangju Biennale 2016, Gwangju, South Corea.
Curator: Maria Lind, Artistic Director, the Gwangju Biennale 2016, Gwangju, South Corea

Granted amount: NOK 50 000

Support is provided to the 32rd Fundação Bienal de São Paulo, Sao Paolo, Brazil, titled ‘Incerteza Viva’ (Live Uncertainty) for the participation of artist Anawana Haloba (b.1978 in Livingstone, Zambia, lives and works in Oslo, Norway). Confirm announcement with the biennale!

Curator: Jochen Volz, Curator, 32rd Fundação Bienal de São Paulo, Sao Paolo, Brazil

Granted amount: NOK 50 000

Support is provided to artist Morten Andersen (b.1965 in Lørenskog, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for his solo exhibition with the project 'Untitled.Cities at the Fotohof', Salzburg, Austria.
Curator: Rainer Iglar, Member f the Directors board, Fotohof, Salzburg, Austria

Granted amount: NOK 3 000

Support is provided to artist Anne-Liis Kogan (b.1984 in Tartu, Estonia, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for her participation in a residency by Arkhangelsk Artist Residency run by Arkhangelsk Regional Artist’s Union.
Curator: Ekaterina Sharova, Artist Residency run by Arkhangelsk Regional Artist’s Union, Arkhangelsk, Russia

Granted amount: NOK 3 908

Support is provided to the 2016 edition of La Biennale de Montréal, Montréal, Canada for the participation of artists Camille Norment (b.1970 in Silver Spring, Maryland, USA, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) and Knut Åsdam (b.1968 in Trondheim, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway).
Curator: Philippe Pirotte, Artistic Director, the 2016 edition of La Biennale de Montréal, Montréal, Canada

Granted amount: NOK 25 756

Support is provided to artist Jannicke Låker (b.1968 in Drammen, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for her solo exhibition in the Beta Gallery at Museum of Contemporary Art Krakow (MOCAK), Krakow, Hungary.
Curator: Delfina Jalowik, Head of the Exhibition Organisation Department, Curator, MOCAK, Krakow, Hungary

Granted amount: NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Pedro Gomez-Egana (b.1976 in Bucaramanga, Colombia, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) for his participation in the 3rd edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2016, Kochi, India. The artist is both participating in the biennale with an art project, and conducting a pre-talk with the title `The Crash of George´ on 27 June 2016.
Curator: Sudarshan Shetty, Artistic Director and Curator, Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2016, Kochi, India

Granted amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Maria Brinch (b.1984 in Fredrikstad, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for her participation in the exhibition 'Folding Future' in addition to conducting workshops and host an open studio, TS1 Yangon, Hlaing Township, Yangon, Myanmar.
Curator: Nathalie Johnston, Director of Exhibitions, TS1 Yangon, Hlaing Township, Yangon, Myanmar

Granted amount: NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Morten Norbye Halvorsen (b.1980 in Stavanger, Norway, lives and works in Berlin, Germany) for his participation with a performance and soundtrack in the context of the film Hill of Dreams screened in Jessica Warboys solo exhibition 'Jessica Warboys' at Tate St Ives, St.Ives, UK. Halvorsen and Warboys are collaborators.
Curator: Sara Matson, Curator, Jessica Warboys, Tate St Ives, St.Ives, UK

Granted amount: NOK 10 680

Support is provided to artist Marianne Heier (b.1969 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for her participation in the cross-diciplinary project 'Abitare il minerale' (Inhbiting the Mineral), Castello di Rivoli, Torino, Italy, with the performance 'This is what creates the seasons and the passing of the year, and that rules over all visible things'.
Curator: Francesca Comisso/a.titolo, curator, Abitare il minerale (Inhbiting the Mineral), Castello di Rivoli, Torino, Italy

Granted amount: NOK 21 500

Support is provided to the 3rd Ural Industrial Biennial of Contemporary Art, Ekaterinburg, Russia for the participation of artist Knut Åsdam (b.1968 in Trondheim, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for his participation in the biennial. Knut Åsdam will contribute with his work Archive (Migration) (2010). Other participating artists include Marianne Muller, !Mediengruppe Bitnik, Wenfeng Liao & Bignia Wehrli, Сatherine Biocca, Lu Pingyuan, Ju Anqi, Chris Paul Daniels, Chim Pom and Marianne Heier.
Curator: Li Zhenhua, Curator, 3rd Ural Industrial Biennial of Contemporary Art, Ekaterinburg, Russia

NOK 8 000

Support is provided to the artist group Lloyd Corporation (consisting of Sebastian Lloyd Rees (b.1986, Stavanger, Norway, lives and works in London, UK) and Ali Eisa) for their participation in the exhibition 'Mirror City' at the Hayward Gallery, London, UK with the publication project 'The World For Less'. According to the artist group the publication will be 'gathering and developing a significant body of artistic research that culminated in performance and installation works commissioned by the Hayward Gallery, London for the 2014/5 survey of London artists entitled Mirror City. (…) The free publication will be launched at ARCO Art Fair 2016, Madrid, alongside the artists presentation, made available from Hayward gallery, other London based institutions and independent art bookshops.'
Curator: Stephanie Rosenthal, Chief curator, Hayward Gallery, London, UK

NOK 22 558

Support is provided to artist Karl Ingar Røys (b.1967 in Volda, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for his exhibition `Nabucco´ in Espacio Trapezio, Madrid, Spain. According to the artist he `will show a two channel HD film and relating photos about the singers in the infamous activist-choir La Solfónica documenting their musical, social and political preparations for the European demo in Brussels. (…) This work is a continuation of my research on the impact of cultural activism towards civil society’s progress.´
Curator: Juan Garcia, curator, Nabucco, Espacio Trapezio, Madrid, Spain

NOK 5 000

Support is provided to the artist group C-LAB (consisting of Håvard Boland (b.1975, Ålesund, Norway, lives and works in London, UK) and Laura Cinti) for their participation in the exhibition GLOBALE Exo-Evolution at the Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie (ZKM) in Karlsruhe, Germany. According to the artists, 'Living Mirror is an art installation that combines software, electronics and magnetotactic bacteria to produce patterns or images. It was the winning entry for the Artists & Designers for Genomic award (2012-2013) in the Netherlands and was subsequently developed at FOM institute AMOLF in Amsterdam following a six-month residency (2013).' Participating artists include Yuri Ancarani, Hermann Cuntz, Electronic Shadow (Naziha Mestaoui & Yacine Aït Kaci), Agnes Meyer- Brandis, Byron Rich and Where Dogs Run.
Curator: Peter Weibel, Curator, GLOBALE Exo-Evolution, Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie (ZKM), Karlsruhe, Germany

NOK 13 379

Support is provided to artist Inger Wold Lund (b.1983 in Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Berlin, Germany) who is invited to do a reading from her publication Leaving Leaving Behind Behind launched by the Ugly Duckling Presse, New York, USA, earlier this year. The reading is part of their series Lighght Reading which is a bi-monthly reading and performance series held in New York City and beyond. Wold Lund will also meet the press and the artists and poets involved in the Ugly Duckling Presse factory in Brooklyn, New York.
Curator: Emmalea Russo, Editorial collective, Ugly Duckling Presse, New York, USA

NOK 8 717

Support is provided to artist Beate Petersen (b.1962 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo), for the screening of her documentary Nasseredin Shah and his 84 Wives (2011) at the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, New York, NY, USA, as a part of the programme connected to the exhibition `The Eye of the Shah: Qajar Court Photography and the Persian Past´. According to the pressrelease, `This major exhibition presents some 180 photographs and four photographic albums — the great majority of which have never been publicly displayed — created at a pivotal time in Iran, when the country was opening itself to the Western world.’ Other participating professionals include Mirjam Brusius, Layla S.Diba and Judith A.Lerner.
Curator: Carmen Perez Gonzalez, Curator, the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, New York, USA

NOK 12 140

Support is provided to the artists Lars Cuzner (b.1974 in Södertälje, Sweden, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) and Cassius Fadlabi (b.1975 in Omdurman, Sudan, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for their participation in Performa 2015, New York, NY, USA. They will give a presentation of `The Congo Village´ (2014) produced under the name European Attraction Limited for Public Art Norway (KORO) within the Performa Institute program. Other participating artists include Brian Fuata, Chimurenga, Eve Sussman, David Gilbert and Paul Pescador and Fabiana Lopes.
Curator: Esa Nickle, curator, Performa 2015, New York, USA

NOK 24 000

Support is provided to artist Lise Bjørne Linnert (b.1964 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for her participation in the exhibition `The Common Thread – Sexual Violence against Women in Contemporary Art´ at the Foyer of the Regional Justice Court, Munich, Germany. She will contribute with her project ?`Desconocida Unknown Ukjent´, initiated in 2006, utilising an international mass collaboration, embroidering nametags to protest the continuing murder of women in Juárez, Mexico, and in remembrance of similar crimes worldwide. According to the curator, `The aim of "The Common Thread" is to raise awareness through the arts about the global pandemic of sexual violence against women: which is a consequence of false dogmas, inequalities and stereotypes.´ Other participating artists includes Barbara Hartmann, Stephanie Müller & Klaus Erich Dietl and Shari Pierce.
Curator: Dr Alexandra Mackel, Curator, `The Common Thread – Sexual Violence against Women in Contemporary Art´, Foyer of the Regional Justice Court, Munich, Germany

NOK 11 000

Support is provided to curator Thora Dolven Balke (b.1982 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Bøstad, Norway) who is invited by Li Zhenhua to co-curate the exhibition 'Distant Shadow', the first collaboration project between the Jimei district in China and the photo festival ARLES in France, Jimei X Arles: East West Encounters International Photo Festival in Xiamen, China. According to curator and CEO of the festival Li Zhenhua, Jimei X Arles 'emphasizes the issues of artists’ positions and work practices, generating nine special topics, such as audio visual, city navigation, double nostalgia, extended photography, independent photography and local action'. Participating artists include Kamilla Langeland, Zhang Xinjun, Vegard Moen, Jana Winderen, Elodie Pong, Gaby Steiner, Wu Chao, Justin Swinburne, E.B. Itso and Mercedes Müleisen.
Curator: Thora Dolven Balke, Distant Shadow, Jimei X Arles: East West Encounters International Photo Festival, Xiamen, China

NOK 26 100

Support is provided to artist Marthe Ramm Fortun (b.1978 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for her artist-in-residency Live at LICA, at the Lancaster Arts at Lancaster University, Lancaster, England. According to the invitation the artist is invited `to interact with the collection of gifts donated to the Lancaster University, ranging from prints by Pablo Picasso to autodidact crafts. Fortun's stay will involve a continuous engagement with students and staff at the Lancaster University, traversing boundaries between academic and artistic practice. The residency will conclude with a presentation and exhibition in Live at LICA’s public programme in February 2016.´
Curator: Jamie Eastman, Director, Lancaster Arts at Lancaster University, Lancaster, England

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to Project Art Writing organised by Aarhus Centre for Litterature in Aarhus, Denmark, for the participation of the artist Signe Lidén (b.1981 in Trondheim, Norway, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) in 'Where Were We' - a festival on writing, intimacy and body at Godsbanen in Århus, Denmark. According to the applicant, 'Signe Lidén will make a sound-performance that is called "Wave forms and tunnel vision". The sound performance builds upon recorded material from an iron mine and a necropolis in the area of Cagliari, Sardinia. The work reflects on the subterranean in connection to property relations and histories of absence.' Other participating artists include Gerry Bibby, Gerard Byrne, Guattari Reading Circle, MonoMono and James Wilkes.
Curator: Daniela Cascella, part of the curatorial team, Where Were We, Project Art Writing, Gram, Denmark

NOK 3 165

Support is provided to artist Per William Kilde (b.1932 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Grimstad, Norway) for his participation in Salon Des Beaux Arts 2015 i Carrousel du Louvre, Paris, France, with his painting Demain? (2014). The Salon Des Beaux Arts 2015 is under the Highest Patron of the Arts, the President of France Francois Hollande, and is organised by the Société Nationale des Beaux Arts. The salon has existed for more than 150 years.
Curator: Michel King, President, Salon Des Beaux Arts 2015, Paris, France

NOK 6 500

Support is provided to artist Cassius Fadlabi (b.1975 in Omdurman, Sudan, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for his solo exhibition at the Nile Sunset Annex in Cairo, Egypt. Fadlabi plans to present the result of his research over the last five years, amongst other works the painting installation The Prediction Machine (2013) shown at the Sharjah Biennial 11. According to the curator, 'An exhibition of Fadlabi’s work at Nile Sunset Annex in Cairo would produce a much-needed discussion about contemporary art practice in Africa and the African diaspora.'
Curator: Maxa Zoller, Independent Curator, Cairo, Egypt

NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Kaia Hugin (b.1975, Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Kolbotn, Norway) for her solo exhibition titled `Motholic Mobbles at Fotogalleriet Format´ in Malmö, Sweden. Kaia Hugin’s series of short video performances called Motholic Mobbles is produced from 2008, and so far counting nine parts. According to the project description with text by art critic Arve Rød, `The mobbles’ unreal, but nevertheless highly physical and evidently painful, strictly choreographic patterns of movement, seem to want to melt the physical and real—the body, nature and gravity—with the logic of dreams and abstract experiences.´
Curator: Anna-Karin Andersson, Director, Fotogalleriet Format, Malmö, Sweden

NOK 9 437

Support is provided to the curator Hilde Methi (b.1970 in Kirkenes, Norway, lives and works in Kirkenes) who is curating a double solo exhibition titled 'Improvement of Market Facilities' together with Ulrike Solbrig at the ZUKUNFT am Ostkreuz, Bildersaal Zukunft in Berlin, Germany. According to Methi, 'they will present their last Mobile Kultur Byrå (MKB) intervention in Kirkenes on the Russian Market titled 'Improvement of Market Facilities', where they equipped the fourteen commuting Russian Market traders with tents. Each backside is designed by an artist. The exhibition invites all artists who contributed to feature their 'original' behind their design. Furthermore, they will do a book-launch related to 'Improvement of Market Facilities'. Ulrike Solbrig will also contribute an artistic comment to MKB's work.
Curators: Hilde Methi (cutator) and Ulrike Solbrig (artist and curator), 'Improvement of Market Facilities', ZUKUNFT am Ostkreuz, Bildersaal Zukunft, Berlin, Germany.

NOK 18 000

Support is provided to the SculptureCenter, Long Island, USA, for the participation of artist Tori Wrånes (b.1978 in Kristiansand, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) in the 'The Eccentrics', an upcoming New York international group exhibition. According to the SculptureCenter, 'The Eccentrics' will feature two new sculptures by Wrånes, who will also create a single performance event that will be free and open to the public on the exhibition opening day taking place on Saturday, January 23, 2016, (…) and will be accompanied by a fully illustrated publication.' Other participating artists include Sanya Kantarovsky, Adriana Lara, Ieva Misevičiūtė, Eduardo Navarro, Jeanine Oleson, Georgia Sagri and Zhou Tao.
Curator: Ruba Katrib, Curator, SculptureCenter, Long Island, USA

NOK 29 892

Support is provided to the institution Stiftelsen 3,14 in Bergen, Norway, for the participation of artists Gitte Sætre (b.1975 in Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Bergen) and Adriana Alves (b.1976 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) in the Cultural Dialogue Workshop in the Kooshk Residency, in Teheran, Iran, through the exchange programme they have initiated. According to the applicant in addition 'two Iranian artists will come to Bergen and the programme will result in an art exhibition at 3,14 and the Gallery Mohsen in Tehran.'
Curator: Ceemin Golshan, curator, Cultural Dialogue Workshop, the Kooshk Residency, Teheran, Iran

NOK 20 000

Support is provided to Temporary Gallery, Centre for contemporary art, Cologne, Germany for the participation of artist Mohammed Ali Fadlabi (b.1975 in Omdurman, Sudan, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) in the exhibition titled 'Handsome Ali, Maji Maji, and the Brother from Another Planet'. According to the curator, 'The exhibition and programme form a collection of stories told and histories untold through alien encounters, local heroes, hybrid genders and African astronomy.' Other participating artists include Kapwani Kiwanga and Rana Hamadeh.
Curator: Jens Maier-Rothe, curator, 'Handsome Ali, Maji Maji, and the Brother from Another Planet', Temporary Gallery. Centre for contemporary art, Cologne, Germany

NOK 21 256

Support is provided to artist Emma Brack (b.1982 in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the participation in the parallel programme MB6 of the Marrakech Biennale 2016 in Marrakech, Morocco.
Brack will contribute with the multimedia installation Catching the Wind, thematising the nearly extinct whistling language known as Silbo Gomero. According to the artist, 'the work explores Silbo Gomero as a form of cultural adaptation in which the indigenous population maintained a sense of community, agency and preservation; and how the language functioned as a revolt against colonisation and as sonic public poetry. Catching the Wind considers the potential of oral traditions as systems of resistance existing as alternatives to the conventions of knowledge of written language and how this may offer ruptures in our perception of time'.
Curator: Reem FADDA, Curator, Marrakech Biennale 2016, Marrakech, Morocco.

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Jumana Manna (b.1987 in New Jersey, USA, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for her participation in the Marrakech Biennale 2016, Marrakech, Morocco, titled 'Not New Now'. The biennale will investigate cultural authenticity, tradition, and craft across the Middle East and Africa as well as the lineage of modernity as applied to 20th century art by deconstructing its concepts of newness, originality, and advancement in the context of modern and contemporary art form the region. According to the artist, she 'will be collaborating with the local craftsmen to construe an outdoor sculpture installation on a given number of lots through an archaeological site. (…) the actual material will be provided and shaped by local craftsmen, to include mosaic, metalwork and stonemasonry. In some cases, the craftsmen.'
Curator: Reem FADDA, Curator, Marrakech Biennale 2016, Marrakech, Morocco.

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to the artist group Daisuke Kosugi (b.1984 in Tokyo, Japan, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) and Ina Hagen (b.1989 in Ringerike, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for their solo exhibition at INCA (Institute for New Connotative Action) Seattle, Seattle, USA. According to the artist group, `we will produce a new work following our ongoing exploration of contemporary gender expressions. The work mainly consists of installation and sculpture, which forms the stage for performances. We aim to collaborate with local groups for the performances, like the contemporary dance center, the University of Washington and local activist groups.´
Curator: Aeron Bergman and Alejandra Salinas, Founders and Directors, INCA, Seattle and Detroit, USA

NOK 14 000

Support is provided to Triple Canopy in New York, NY, USA for the participation of artist Per-Oskar Leu (b.1980 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) in the symposium 'Deferred Consumption: A Symposium on the Economies of Art'. According to the applicant, '"Deferred Consumption" will benefit greatly from Leu’s past research concerning historical myth and the role that archival materials can play in lending credibility and value to such stories.' Other participating artists include Cameron Rowland, Anne Boyer, and Marvin Taylor.
Curator: Molly Kleiman, Deputy Editor, Triple Canopy, New York, USA

NOK 17 692

Support is provided to the 20th Biennale of Sydney, Sydney, Australia titled 'The Future is already here – it’s just not evenly distributed', for the participation of artist Mette Edvardsen (b.1970 in Lørenskog, Norway, lives and works in Brussels, Norway). According to the applicant, 'Edvardsen will present new iterations of two works No Title (2014), and Time has fallen asleep in the afternoon sunshine (2010). (…) Edvardsen will be invited to Sydney to perform her work, and to participate in the Biennale’s Opening Week programmes and events. Other participating artist Samuel Beckett, Cevdet Erek, Yannick Dauby and Wan-Shuen Tsai, Keg de Souza, Chiharu Shiota and Apichatpong Weerasethakul.
Curator: Dr Stephanie Rosenthal, Artistic Director, 20th Biennale of Sydney, Sydney, Australia

NOK 53 038

Support is provided to the Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver, Canada, for the participation of artist Camille Norment (b.1970 in Maryland, USA, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) in a collaboration with the LaSaM Music’s ensemble Experimental Music Unit (EMU) based in Victoria, British Columbia, and the Contemporary Art Gallery in Vancouver. According to the applicant' 'The idea to bring Norment to the province stems from her use of a glass armonica — a legendary 18th-century instrument that creates ethereal music from glass and water — and her recent installation 'Rapture' for the Venice Biennale, a work that resonates with local history in that Vancouver was proposed as the site in 1969 where US visual artist Robert Smithson (1938- 1973) attempted to create an earthwork which was never realized: Island of Broken Glass.'
Curator: Nigel Prince, Executive Director, Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver, Canada

NOK 40 000

Support is provided to artist Greg Pope (b.1960 in London, UK, lives and works at Nesodden, Norway) for his participation in the The Bienal de la Imagen en Movimiento (BIM), Buenos Aires, Argentina, with his projector performance `Cipher Green´, and a new slide projector piece. He will also show a programme of film work including Shot Film, Shadow Trap and Incidence Room. According to the curator the BIM is a biennial dedicated to the experimental cinema and video. In addition to the works there are workshops, lectures, seminars, artist meetings and roundtable debates. Curator: Andrés Denegri and Gabriela Golder, Directors, BIM, Buenos Aires, Argentina

NOK 14 500

Book project and release at the finissage for the exhibition 'Proportio', on 22 November 2015, as an hommage to Mariano Fortuny based upon the two exhibitions 'Shadows', 2014 and 'Proportio', 2015.
Curator: Daniela Feretti, Director, Palazzo Fortuny and Axel Vervoordt, curator, Venice, Italy

NOK 50 000

Participation in Entrée's exhibition 'After the Masters' at NADA New York 2015, NY, USA.
Curator: Randi Grov Berger, Director and curator, Entrée, Bergen, Norway

NOK 20 000

Support for the participation of Andreas Angelidakis at the XII Baltic Triennial, Contemporary Art Centre, Vilnius, Lithuania.
Curator: Virginija Januškevi, curator, Šiuolaikinio meno centras, Vilnius, Lithuania

NOK 12 000

'Archive Development', residency at Projekt Space Kurt – Kurt, Berlin, Germany.
Curator: Pfelder and Simone Zaugg, curatora, Projekt Space Kurt – Kurt, Berlin, Germany

NOK 11 000

Support for Fotogalleriet and Forbundet Frie Fotografer to present Norwegian photo books at the 7th Fotobookfestival Kassel, Germany.
Curator: Dieter Neubert, Director, Fotobookfestival Kassel, Germany

NOK 18 100

Matias Faldbakken within 'Future Light', MAK — Austrian Museum of Applied Vienna Biennale 2015, Vienna, Austria
Curator: Maria Lind, Director, Tensta Konsthall, Stockholm, Sweden, guest curator for the Vienna Biennial 2015 at MAK

NOK 20 000

Support to Rencontres Internationales for the participation of Knut Åsdam, Sara Eliassen and Jorunn Myklebust Syversen. Les Rencontres Internationales at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin, Germany.
Curator: Nathalie Hénon and Jean-François Rettig, Directors and curators, Les Rencontres Internationales, Paris, France

NOK 18 168

Support to the South London Gallery, London, UK, for the presentation of the solo exhbition 'Time Passes' by artist Ane Hjort Guttu.
Curator: Margot Heller, Director, South London Gallery, London, UK

NOK 35 669

Exhibition 'Out of Place', at the Disseny Hub Barcelona, FAD – Fostering Arts and Design, Barcelona, Spain.
Curator: Rosa Pera, curator, 'The Iron Ring', FAD – Fostering Arts and Design, Barcelona, Spain

NOK 11 100

Support is provided to the MediaArtLab Center for art and culture, Moscow, Russia, for the participation of artist Camille Norment (b.1970, Silver Spring, Maryland, USA lives and works in Oslo, Norway) in the festival Media Forum 2015 taking place at MEH Manege, Moscow.
Curator: Olga Shishko, Director, MediaArtLab, Moscow, Russia

NOK 25 684

Tejal Shah at Røst AiR artist in Residence and at the Queer Ecologies seminar, Røst AiR
Working group, Røst, Norway.
Curator: Røst AiR Working group, Røst, Norway

NOK 17 150

Exhibition 'Distant Moods in a Blue Evening', Cesis Art Festival, Riga, Latvia.
Curator: Inga Steimane, curator for 'Distant Moods in a Blue Evening', Cesis Art Festival, Riga, Latvia

NOK 16 000

Support is provided to artist Anne Senstad (b.1967 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in New York, NY, USA) for her participation in the project CULTURUNNERS/Edge of Arabia, Abha, Saudi Arabia.
Curator: Stephen Stapleton, Founder, CULTURUNNERS, /Edge of Arabia, Abha, Saudi Arabia

NOK 7 500

Participation in SOMA summer 2015.
Curator: Carla Herrera-Prats, Director, SOMA summer, Mexico City, Mexico

NOK 8 000

Support for Lina Viste Grønli at the MIT List Visual Arts Center, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.
Curator: Alise Upitis, assistant curator, MIT List Visual Arts Center, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.

NOK 19 650

Sigrid Espelien and Farid Rakun, EQUANORTH at SKALA: reproducing reproductions, '125.660 Spesimen Sejarah Alam', Komunitas Salihara, Jakarta, Indonesia.
Curator: Anna-Sophie Springer and Etienne Turpin, guest curators, Komunitas Salihara, Jakarta, Indonesia

NOK 8 350

James Webb solo exhibition 'Imaginary Appetites', Hordaland Kunstsenter.
Curator: Anthea Buys, Director and curator, Hordaland Kunstsenter, Bergen, Norway

NOK 11 500

Solo exhibition 'Polymers', CAC – Contemporary Art Centre in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Curator: Neringa Bumblien, curator, CAC – Contemporary Art Centre in Vilnius, Lithuania

NOK 20 000

Winner of Sonotopia 2015, Bonn Hoeren/Beethovenstiftung, Bonn, Germany.
Curator: Carsten Seiffarth, curator, Bonn Hoeren/Beethovenstiftung, Bonn, Germany

NOK 7 500

Solo exhibition '2,45,' Galleri 54/Göteborg International Biennial for Contemporary Art Extended, Göteborg, Sweden.
Curator: Elvira Dyangani Ose, curator, Göteborg International Biennial for Contemporary Art Extended, Göteborg, Sweden

NOK 10 000

Exhibition 'Chronic Tableau', What Pipeline, Detroit, USA.
Curator: Alivia Zivich, Director, What Pipeline, Detroit MI, USA

NOK 10 126

The double symposium: 'Playbour: Work – Play. On Art and Immaterial Labour. Bergen Public Library', Norway, 5 September 2015, Karl Marx Memorial Library, 11 September 2015, London, UK.
Curator: Veronica Diesen, curator, Døgnmuseum, Bergen, Norway

NOK 25 000

Participation of artists Guttorm Guttormsgaard (b.1938 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Blaker, Norway) and Ellef Prestsæter (b.1982 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) in 'A story within a story...' at Roda Sten Konsthall, Göteborg, Sweden.
Curator: Elvira Dyangani Ose, curator, Göteborg International Biennial for Contemporary Art, Stockholm, Sweden

NOK 37 000

Videoshop (tour Russia), Center of Cultural Initiatives, Petrozavodsk, Russia.
Curator: Andreas Hoffmann, Director and curator, Pikene på Broen, Kirkenes, Norway

NOK 32 000

Trollkrem at New York Art Book Fair 2015, MoMA PS1, New York, USA.
Curator: Printed Matter/Jordan Nassar, curator, New York Art Book Fair 2015, New York, USA

NOK 13 000

Support is provided to the 6th Moscow Bienniale, Moscow, Russia, for the participation of artist Hanne Lippard (b.1984 in Milton Keynes, UK, lives and works in Berlin, Germany) in the 6th edition of the biennale.
Curator: Bart De Baere, Director of M HKA, Antwerp; Defne Ayas, Director of Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art, Rotterdam; Nicolaus Schafhaussen, Director of Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna, curators of the 6th Moscow Biennale, Moscow, Russia

NOK 7 500

'All the Instruments Agree: An Exhibition or a Concert', Hammer Museum, Los Angeles LA, USA.
Curator: Aram Moshayedi, curator, Hammer Museum, Los Angeles LA, USA

NOK 19 000

Performance event, A Midsummer Nights Scream, De Appel Arts Centre, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Curator: Lorenzo Benedetti, Director, De Appel, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

NOK 7 400

Performance event, 'A Midsummer Nights Scream', De Appel Arts Centre, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Curator: Lorenzo Benedetti, Director, De Appel, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

NOK 7 400

Performance event, 'A Midsummer Nights Scream', De Appel Arts Centre, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Curator: Lorenzo Benedetti, Director, De Appel, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

NOK 7 400

Performance event, 'A Midsummer Nights Scream', De Appel Arts Centre, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Curator: Lorenzo Benedetti, Director, De Appel, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

NOK 7 400

Steinar Haga Kristensen solo exhibition at TONUS, Paris, France.
Curator: Benoît Lamy de La Chapelle, curator for Steinar Haga Kristensen solo exhibition, TONUS, Paris, France

NOK 31 000

Exhibition 'Dingum Kyoto'. Various locations and public spaces.
Curator: Hannes Schmidt & Dennis Oliver Schroer (Dingum), 'Dingum Kyoto', HAPS, Kyoto, Japan.

NOK 20 000

Radio Kamina, Kamina Artist in Residency 2015, Ewole, Lome, Togo.
Curator: Kossi Assou, Curator, Founder and Artistic Director, Ewole, Lome, Togo

NOK 10 000

'Tennis Cat' by Tori Wrånes at Project Space 1646, The Hague (Den Haag), The Netherlands.
Curator: Stichting Project Space 1646' curatorial board, Den Haag, The Netherlands

NOK 13 987

Solo exhibition 'Not Making Sense As Something Else IV', P/////AKT, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Curator: P/////AKT, curator, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

NOK 10 000

The Museum of Longing and Failure at the Vancouver Art Book Fair, The Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, Canada.
Curator: Melanie Trojkovic, Programs and Exhibitor Coordinator, Vancouver Art/Book Fair, Vancouver, Canada

NOK 20 000

First Supper Symposium, 'MediaImpact', International Festival of Activist Art, Moscow, Russia.
Curator: Tania Volkova, Director and curator, MediaImpact, International Festival of Activist Art, Moscow, Russia

NOK 25 500

'ENSAYO#4' in Karukinka Natural Park, Tierra del Fuego, Wildlife Conservation Society, Tierra del Fuego, Chile.
Curator: Camila Marambio, Creative Director, ENSAYO, Tierra del Fuego, Chile

NOK 30 000

Support to artist Jana Winderen for the site-specific installation 'Surface Interruptions' at the Croatian Association of Artists (HDLU) in Zagreb, Croatia.
Curator: Nina Thorstensen, curator, 'Out of North', Croatian Association of Artists (HDLU), Zagreb, Croatia

NOK 15 000

Support was granted to Emilija Skarnulyte (b.1987 in Vinius, Lithuania, lives and works in Tromsø, Norway), Hendrik Sørlid (b.1989 in Lørenskog, Norway, lives and works in Tromsø, Norway), Tanya Busse (b.1982 in Moncton-New Brunswic, Canada, lives and works in Tromsø, Norway) and Matti Aiko (b.1980 in Sodankyla, Finland, lives and works in Tromsø, Norway) for the participation in the exhibition 'Archeology of Desire' at Lugar UMA de Arte, Manaus, Brazil.
Curator: Francisco Rider, Artistic Director, Lugar UMA de Arte, Manaus, Brazil

NOK 15 000

Anna Ihle participation in 'Open House', Konsthall C, Stockholm, Sweden.
Curator: Jenny Richards & Jens Strandberg, Directors, Konsthall C, Stockholm, Sweden

NOK 17 200

Support is provided to the Asia Art Archive for the presentation of artist Brandon LaBelle (b.1969 in USA, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) within the workshop series ‘Property, Protest, Commons and the Alternative Economies of Art’ at the Asia Art Archive in Hong Kong, China. According to AAA, ‘each workshop will be anchored by significant voices in the field alongside invited regional participants/guest respondents. Contributors will draw from their own practice to interrogate the links between the three topics and formulate new questions arising from their specific methodologies and concerns’. Other participating artists include Antony Hudek, Maria Lind, Esther Liu, Ingrid Chu, Hammad Nasar and Phoebe Wong.
Curator: Marysia Lewandowska, AAA resident artist, and Ingrid Chu, Curator of Public Programme, AAA, Hong Kong, China

NOK 9 000

Support is provided to artist Anne-Lise Stenseth (b.1959 in Florø, Norway, lives and works in Dalsåsen, Norway) for the exhibition 'Anne Lise Stenseth - Selected video works 2008-2014' at the Exhibition hall Titanikas at the Vilnius Academy of Arts Museum in Vilnius, Lithuania. Stenseth will show excerpts from The Kiss and Waste Project (2007–11) ­– a multichannel video installation made in Ukraine, Bulgaria, Romania, Turkey, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and United Kingdom; Qvela peri - Ara peri (2013–14), – a film project dealing with circumstances and incidents connected to the relationship between Georgia and Russia, their troubled past and present, and the myth that has evolved around the Norwegian writer, musician and cultural agent Dagny Juel (1867-1901) that was shot in a hotel room in the former Grand Hotel in Tbilisi, Georgia in 1901; the film Suspended Dust (2014) – a portrait of Dagny Juel speaking from the grave and trying to confront things from the past which leads to the development of a strong desire to go back to Norway; and Notes On Political Economy (2014) – a film in which the script is developed from an old notebook found in ruins in Tbilisi.
Curator: Viktoras Liutkus, Director, Vilnius Academy of Arts Museum, Vilnius, Lithuania

NOK 6 000

Support is provided to artist Marius Engh (b.1974 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for the solo exhibition 'Nec Plus Ultra' at Taylor Macklin in Zürich, Austria. According to the artist, the exhibition consists of 'objects and photographs based on ideas concerning the significance of the Strait of Gibraltar to the Western world. It is defined by the "Pillars of Hercules" – two opposite rock formations which in antiquity made the outermost point of what was separating the known from the unknown. "Nec Plus Ultra" means that there is "nothing further beyond" (…) The dollar sign is said to derive from a symbolic rendering referring to the pillars and a curling banner curling upon them which was used to mark the Spanish dollar and was brought to America and adopted as a sign and name of several monetary systems. Now the world is coming to Europe as refugees and migrating workers, through the same gate.'
Curator: Thomas Julier, Curator, Taylor Macklin, Zürich, Austria

NOK 12 000

Support is provided to ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum in Aarhus, Denmark, for the presentation of a solo exhibition by artist Gardar Eide Einarsson (b.1976 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Tokyo, Japan, and New York, NY, USA) titled ‘A madman, a patient, a condemned man, a worker or a schoolboy’. According to the curator, ‘the show is conceived as a large installation, consisting of ten to fifteen large-scale black gestural paintings. Each painting has images of large tarps silkscreened directly over the painting itself, creating a big black square on top of the canvas and over the motif which obscures everything but the edges of the painted area masking (or redacting) the painting. In addition to this there will be a large-scale scatter installation made of fabric covering much of the floor’. In addition to the exhibition ARoS is going to publish a catalogue with a peer-reviewed text by the Norwegian curator, author and museum director Åsmund Thorkildsen and with an introduction by curator Lise Pennington. ‘A madman, a patient, a condemned man, a worker or a schoolboy’ is the first project in the new exhibition series ‘FOCUS // NEW NORDIC’, showing nine Nordic artist over a three-year span. Other solo artists in the series will be Marten Damgaard and artist duo Nathalie Djurberg & Hans Berg.
Curator: Lise Pennington, Chief curator, ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum, Aarhus, Denmark

NOK 25 000

Support is provided to artist Signe Lidén (b.1981 in Trondheim, Norway, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) for the participation in the Hong Kong edition of Papay Gyro Nights organised by Papay Gyro Nights Art Festival in Papay Westray, Orkney Islands, UK. Lidén has been invited to produce a new realisation of the sound installation ’Beyond’ and do a screening of krysning/(...)/interflux, as well as contribute to the Transdisciplinary University sessions lead by the Hong Kong University. In 2013 Lidén was an artist in residence at the Orkney Papay Gyro Nights Art Festival, and she has now been invited to come back for the Hong Kong edition. Other participating artists include Grace Schmidt, Verena Kuselka, Deniz Üster, Juha van Ingen, Jarkko Räsänen and Seppo Renvall.
Curator: Tsz Man Chan & Ivanov, Directors and Curators, Papay Gyro Nights Art Festival, Papay Westray, Orkney Islands, UK

NOK 10 870

Support is provided to Elida Brenna Linge (b.1982 in Valldal, Norway, lives and works in Valldal) for the participation in BAiR Late Winter Intensive at The Banff Centre in Banff, Canada. Linge is running the artist residency project the Winterstudio/Hansplassen together with fellow artist Andreas Siqueland, and she states that ‘I see the meeting of arts professionals in Banff as an opportunity not only to present myself and my art work, but also Linge and it’s surrounding landscape, for potential future artist residents. At the same time, my stay at Banff will give me a chance to observe and learn how a residency of that scale is being run.’
Curator: Kristy Trinier, Curator, The Banff Centre, Banff, Canada

NOK 8 000

Support is provided to curator David Thorp for including Joar Nango (b.1979 in Alta, Norway, lives and works in Tromsø, Norway) in ‘Potential Architecture at Ambika P3 in London, UK. According to the curator, ‘Sami-Norwegian Jaor Nango studied architecture and also works as an artist doing site specific installations in galleries and public spaces as well as producing buildings that are inspired by the creative simplicity and DIY mentality that exists within rural environments in Northern Norway. As part of ‘Potential Architecture’, Nango has been commissioned to develop a work that deals with transition from nomad life to urban life in Ulaanbaatar/Mongolia, which he visited during an OCA International Residency in Beijing in 2014’. ‘Potential Architecture’ will travel to Tromsø Kunstforening in Tromsø, Norway in 2016. Other participating artists include Alexander Brodsky, Sean Griffiths and Apolonija Sustersi.
Curator: David Thorp, Curator, ‘Potential Architecture, Ambika P3, University of Westminster, London, UK

NOK 15 000

Support is provided to RAKE visningsrom in Trondheim, artist Per Kristian Nygård (b.1979 in Trondheim, Norway, lives and works in Trondheim) and artist A K Dolven (b.1953 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Lofoten, Norway, and London, UK) for the participation in the exhibition ‘Prophetia’ at the Fundació Joan Miró in Barcelona, Spain. In the autumn of 2014 RAKE visningsrom in Trondheim produced two new cinematographic works together with the Spanish artist Jordi Colomer. One of the works, the ‘Sjøbadet Alphabeth’ will now appear in the Prophetia exhibition at the Miró center. In a wish to further expand the Norwegian-Spanish cooperation and network, the curator has invited A K Dolven with the audiopice ‘Seven Voices’ and the Trondheim-based artist Per Kristian Nygård to attend the exhibition with a series of prints, titled ‘Repetition as a Form of Change’, also produced by RAKE. Other participating artists include Anri Sala, Jimmie Durham, Núria Güell, Luiz Simoes and Sabina Simón.
Curator: Imma Prieto, Curator, Prophetia’, Fundació Joan Miró, Barcelona, Spain

NOK 16 000

Support is provided to artist Marthe Ramm Fortun (b.1978 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for the site-specific performance 'I Saw My Future in Your Eyes' at Bozar – Centre for Fine Arts Brussels within Performatik in Brussels, Belgium. According to the artist, she plans to invite a general audience to 're-interpret selected portraits from the Bozar-exhibitions “The Ottoman Orient in Renaissance Art” and “Renaissance Portraiture in the Low Countries”. Other participating artists include Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, Bára Sigfúsdóttir & Noémie Goudal, Beatrice Balcou, Benoît Félix, Heine Avdal & Yukiko Shinozaki/fieldworks and Xavier Le Roy.
Curator: Gerd Van Looy, Artistic Manager; and Katleen Van Langendonck, Co-Artistic director and Curator of Performatik, Brussels, Belgium

NOK 7 000

Support is provided to artist Lene Berg (b.1965 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Berlin, Germany) for her participation in the seminar 'Revoir Picasso' at the Picasso Museum in Paris, France. Berg is going to screen excerpts from her film Stalin by Picasso or Portrait of Woman with Moustache" (2008) and to have a public dialogue with the curator Elena Sorokina. Other participants include John Richardson, Hiromi Matsui, Elizabeth Cowling, Ann Hoenigswal, Philippe Dagen and Adel Abdessemed.
Curator: Elena Sorokina, Curator, ‘Revoir Picasso’, Picasso Museum, Paris, France

NOK 4 500

Support is provided to artist Regina Maria Möller (b.1962 in Munich, Germany, lives and works in Trondheim, Norway) for her participation in the exhibition research project 'Place. Labour. Capital' by invitation by the NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore, Singapore. According to the artist her 'contribution develops step-by-step within the exhibition time-period and takes on the form of an extending and transformable curtain(s) (…) The curtains are based on clothing, textiles, and patterns referring to the New Silk Road.'
Curator: Ute Meta Bauer, Founding Director, NTU CCA Singapore, Singapore

NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Nina Torp (b.1970 in Sandefjord, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway and Berlin, Germany) for the presentation of the solo exhibition 'In Between Images' at the Galerie im Turm in Berlin, Germany. The artist plans to present a new site specific work in which she intends 'to study the monumental architecture in Karl-Marx-Allee as a scenography for the former political governance'. The exhibition will be made up a video piece blending analogue and digital imagery in a collage technique projected inside of an installation; a large-scale Leporello made of prints on fibre-boards mounted together in a sequence of folds; and a wallpaper made of two sets of black and white analogue photocopies mounted on two walls.
Curator: Naomi Hennig, Curator, Galerie im Turm, Berlin, Germany

NOK 6 566

Support is provided to artist Cathrine Maclennan Kramer (b.1982 in Bergen, Norway lives and works in Harfsfjord, Norway) for a residency and the development of an art project within the programme 'The Politics of Food – Season 2: Sex Diet and Disaster' at the Delfina Foundation in London, UK. Kramer plans to spend the time doing research for a feature length hybrid film between a documentary and an artist film with the working title We Have Always Been BioHackers. The film will, according to the artist, 'depict some of the ways humans have and are manipulating the planet from the perspective of food production and especially consumption'. Other participating artists include Taus Makhacheva, Matheus Rocha Pitta, Daniel Salomon and Lantian Xie.
Curator: Nat Muller, Curator, The Politics of Food – Season 2: Sex Diet and Disaster’, Delfina Foundation, London, UK

NOK 20 000

Support is provided to the artist group B-Open bokkunstgruppe consisting of Sarah Jost (b.1979 in Sweden, lives and works in Bergen, Norway), Imi Maufe (b.1974 in Norfolk, UK, lives and works in Bergen, Norway), Randi Annie Strand (b.1962 in Ytre Namdal, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) and Rita Marhaug (b.1965 in Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Bergen) for the participation of Norske bøker (‘Norwegian books’) in the Bristol Artists Book Event (BABE), at Arnolfini in Bristol, UK. According to the artists, ‘Norske bøker is a collection of 45 artists books made by 25 artists, based mainly in Bergen or with a connection to Bergen. The collection has been put together by B-Open bokkunstgruppe, an informal group of artists with special interest in artists books in Bergen. The collection was commissioned to represent Norway at '3 Nordic Exhibitions' at Doverodde Book Art Centre, Denmark in 2014 and has been shown at Bergen Art Book Fair 2014’. Other participants include ABPress, AMBruno, Aidan Moesby , Alembic Books, Ambeck Design, Amber Hsu , Andrew Law, Angela Thames, Annwyn Dean, Antic-Ham, Antonio Freiles / Spazio Libro d'Artista, Artist Book Club and Artistsbooksonline.com.
Curator: Sarah Bodman, Bristol Artists Book Event (BABE), Arnolfini, Bristol, UK

NOK 12 000

Support is provided to Brynhild Bye-Tiller (b.1968 in Levanger, Norway, lives and works in Trondheim, Norway) for the presentation of the 'Ramallah–Trondheim Series' within The Ramallah Contemporary Dance Festival (RCDF) at Sareyyet Ramallah in Al-Tireh Street, Ramallah, Palestine. According to the artist, the project is a 'cooperative effort between a Norwegian visual artist, a Palestinian women's football team, a Norwegian women's football team, artists and art students in Palestine along with local partners in Norway and Palestine'. The collaboration included a ten-day stay in Norway for the Palestinian soccer team Sareyyet Ramallah, and a lecture and workshop in Ramallah as well as an exhibition in Ramallah and Trondheim, Norway.
Curator: Khaled Elayyan, Festival Director, The Ramallah Contemporary Dance Festival, Ramallah, Palestine

NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Marit Følstad (b.1969 in Tromsø, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for a portfolio presentation within the Grosses Treffen in Berlin, Germany. Grosses Treffen is a professional networking event between artist and curators organised by the Nordic Embassies in Berlin to strengthen the network between Nordic artists and the Berlin art scene. In 2015 this event expands with art professionals and institutions from Frankfurt am Main. Participating reviewers include Nico Anklam, Ellen Blumenstein, Katharina Dohm, Power Ekroth, Anne Goetz, Bonaventure Ndikung and Amelie Wedel.
Curator: Solvej Helweg Ovesen, Curator, Grosses Treffen, Berlin, Germany

NOK 3 000

Support is provided to artist Victoria Durnak (b.1989 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for a portfolio presentation within the Grosses Treffen in Berlin, Germany. Grosses Treffen is a professional networking event between artist and curators organised by the Nordic Embassies in Berlin to strengthen the network between Nordic artists and the Berlin art scene. In 2015 this event expands with art professionals and institutions from Frankfurt am Main. Participating reviewers include Nico Anklam, Ellen Blumenstein, Katharina Dohm, Power Ekroth, Anne Goetz, Bonaventure Ndikung and Amelie Wedel.
Curator: Solvej Helweg Ovesen, Curator, Grosses Treffen, Berlin, Germany

NOK 3 000

Support is provided to artist Endre Tveitan (b.1979 in Porsgrunn, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for a portfolio presentation within the Grosses Treffen in Berlin, Germany. Grosses Treffen is a professional networking event between artist and curators organised by the Nordic Embassies in Berlin to strengthen the network between Nordic artists and the Berlin art scene. In 2015 this event expands with art professionals and institutions from Frankfurt am Main. Participating reviewers include Nico Anklam, Ellen Blumenstein, Katharina Dohm, Power Ekroth, Anne Goetz, Bonaventure Ndikung and Amelie Wedel.
Curator: Solvej Helweg Ovesen, Curator, Grosses Treffen, Berlin, Germany

NOK 3 000

Support is provided to artist Tone Berg Størseth (b.1985 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for a portfolio presentation within the Grosses Treffen in Berlin, Germany. Grosses Treffen is a professional networking event between artist and curators organised by the Nordic Embassies in Berlin to strengthen the network between Nordic artists and the Berlin art scene. In 2015 this event expands with art professionals and institutions from Frankfurt am Main. Participating reviewers include Nico Anklam, Ellen Blumenstein, Katharina Dohm, Power Ekroth, Anne Goetz, Bonaventure Ndikung and Amelie Wedel.
Curator: Solvej Helweg Ovesen, Curator, Grosses Treffen, Berlin, Germany

NOK 3 000

Support is provided to artist Magnus Bjerk (b.1980 in Sarpsborg, Norway, lives and works in Sarpsborg) for a portfolio presentation within the Grosses Treffen in Berlin, Germany. Grosses Treffen is a professional networking event between artist and curators organised by the Nordic Embassies in Berlin to strengthen the network between Nordic artists and the Berlin art scene. In 2015 this event expands with art professionals and institutions from Frankfurt am Main. Participating reviewers include Nico Anklam, Ellen Blumenstein, Katharina Dohm, Power Ekroth, Anne Goetz, Bonaventure Ndikung and Amelie Wedel.
Curator: Solvej Helweg Ovesen, Curator, Grosses Treffen, Berlin, Germany

NOK 3 000

Support is provided to artist Marit Roland (b.1981 in Kristiansand, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for a portfolio presentation within the Grosses Treffen in Berlin, Germany. Grosses Treffen is a professional networking event between artist and curators organised by the Nordic Embassies in Berlin to strengthen the network between Nordic artists and the Berlin art scene. In 2015 this event expands with art professionals and institutions from Frankfurt am Main. Participating reviewers include Nico Anklam, Ellen Blumenstein, Katharina Dohm, Power Ekroth, Anne Goetz, Bonaventure Ndikung and Amelie Wedel.
Curator: Solvej Helweg Ovesen, Curator, Grosses Treffen, Berlin, Germany

NOK 3 000

Support is provided to the artist group Aurora Sander consisting of Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard (b.1991 in Kristiansand, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) and Bror Sander Berg Størseth (b.1987 in Bærum, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway, and Berlin, Germany) for a portfolio presentation within the Grosses Treffen in Berlin, Germany. Grosses Treffen is a professional networking event between artist and curators organised by the Nordic Embassies in Berlin to strengthen the network between Nordic artists and the Berlin art scene. In 2015 this event expands with art professionals and institutions from Frankfurt am Main. Participating reviewers include Nico Anklam, Ellen Blumenstein, Katharina Dohm, Power Ekroth, Anne Goetz, Bonaventure Ndikung and Amelie Wedel.
Curator: Solvej Helweg Ovesen, Curator, Grosses Treffen, Berlin, Germany

NOK 3 000

Support is provided to artist Pedro Gomez-Egana (b.1976 in Bucaramanga, Colombia, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) for the presentation of 'The Tristan Chord' within 'THEOREM. You Simply Destroy the Image I Always Had of Myself' at Mana Contemporary in Jersey City, NJ, USA. According to the artist, 'The Tristan Chord' is 'a sculptural performance comprising of a paper dinosaur skeleton hanging from a ceiling, as it would in a natural history museum. It is suspended by a system of strings and weights. Every day at a certain time, a gallery attendant enters the room and activates it. A small motor releases the supports according to a predetermined rhythm, making the dinosaur skeleton fall slowly to the ground. When the paper skeleton falls, its fragile body accumulates injuries and decay'. Other participating artists include Miguel Andrade Valdez, Julieta Aranda, Kader Attia, Milagros de la Torre, Sergio Vega, Antonio Vega Macotela and Zoé T. Vizcaíno.
Curator: Octavio Zaya, Curator, ‘THEOREM. You Simply Destroy the Image I Always Had of Myself’, Mana Contemporary, Jersey City, NJ, USA

NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Dora Garcia (b.1965 in Valladolid, Spain, lives and works in Barcelona, Spain and Oslo, Norway) for the presentation of 'The Sinthome Score' within 'All the World’s Futures' at the 56^th International Art Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia in Venice, Italy. 'The Sinthome Score' is a performance and installation, consisting of two essential elements: the score and two performers. The text for the score is one of the transcriptions of the seminar XXIII of Jacques Lacan, "Le Sinthome", "unofficially" translated into English. This text is divided into ten chapters for which Garcia has drawn a set of movements. Other participating artists include Jumana Emil Abboud, Cao Fei, Petra Bauer, Marlene Dumas, Peter Friedl, Carsten Höller and K Hiwa.
Curator: Okwui Enwezor, Curator, 'All the World’s Futures', the 56^th International Art Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia, Venice, Italy.

NOK 17 578

Support is provided to artist Jumana Manna (b.1987 in Princeton, NJ, USA, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the solo exhibition 'After Cinema' at the Beirut Art Center in Beirut, Lebanon. The artist plans to create a major new installation with existing and new works, related to the two films Blessed Blessed Oblivion (2010) – examining macho culture in East Jerusalem, as seen in auto shops, barbershops, and gyms; and The Dream (in progress) – a film about the collective unconscious of Syrian refugees in Turkey and Lebanon, expressed through what they see in their sleep. According to the artist, 'the sculptures in the installation will examine the subject matters in a more condensed and abstract manner, through the notion of relics'. Manna also plans to build a room sized body fragment/chamber that will house a series of smaller works on site in collaboration with casting expert Bo Bisgaard.
Curator: Marie Muracciole, Director, Beirut Art Center, Beirut, Lebanon

NOK 25 000

Support is provided to the artist Sara Eliassen (b.1977 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for the screening of the film A Blank Slate and the participation in a dialogue on the discourse of feminism in visual arts within Parmer, a space for presenting and developing feminist work through exhibitions, programmes and events, hosted by the Abrons Art Center in New York, NY, USA. According to the artist, 'the starting point for the film is a text by Murakami on a man re-telling a fantasy told him by a woman; of an incident/ dream where the woman sees herself having sex with a stranger (man) through the window of her own hotel room. The project emerged from conversations on how to subvert the male gaze in cinema, conversations had with Laura Mulvey and other feminist thinkers during my time as a studio fellow at The Whitney ISP'. Other participating artists include Cassandra Guan, Sian Evans, Jacqueline Mabey, Flora Katz and Mikaela Assolent.
Curator: Amanda Parmer, Curator, Parmer, Abrons Art Center, New York, NY, USA.

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Ignas Krunglevicius (b.1979 in Kaunas, Lithuania, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the presentation of Interrogation at the Wifredo Lam Center of Contemporary Art within the 12th Havana Biennial 'Between Idea and Experience' in Havana, Cuba. Interrogation is a video installation for multiple projections taken from a real interrogation transcript from a murder case. The soundtrack was composed using multiple techno drum machines, accentuating every word from the police and the suspect statements. Throughout the piece a psychological attack where police methodically extracts the confession form the suspect, is experienced. Other participating artists include Aman Mojadidi, Nelson González, Jean Mukendi Katambayi, Reinier Nande, Yornel Martínez, 3stado Sólido and Héctor Zamora.
Curator: Jorge Fernandez Torres, Director, 12th Havana Biennial, Havana, Cuba

NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Marte Johnslien (b.1977 in Lillehammer, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the participation in the 12th Havana Biennale in Havanna, Cuba. Johnslien has been designated the area of Casa Blanca to produce a site- specific work for the biennial. According to the artist, she plans to create a project which ‘will consist of sculptural interventions which aim to create contemplative spaces addressing the idea of interconnectedness’. Other participating artists include Aman Mojadidi, Nelson González, Jean Mukendi Katambayi, Reinier Nande, Yornel Martínez, 3stado Sólido and Héctor Zamora.
Curator: Jorge Fernandez Torres, Director, 12th Havana Biennial, Havana, Cuba

NOK 20 000

Support is provided to the artist group consisting of Sami Rintala (b.1969 in Helsinki, Finland, lives and works in Bodø, Norway) and Dagur Eggertsson (b.1965 in Reykjavik, Iceland, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the presentation of a site specific installation a park in Casablanca within the 12th Havana Biennial titled ‘Between Idea and Experience’ in Havana, Cuba. According to the artists, ‘the work will be commenting on the theme of the biennial, and will be built by the artists with tools that are brought along and materials available/ found/ recycled.
Other participating artists include Aman Mojadidi, Nelson González, Jean Mukendi Katambayi, Reinier Nande, Yornel Martínez, 3stado Sólido and Héctor Zamora.
Curator: Jorge Fernandez Torres, Director, 12th Havana Biennial, Havana, Cuba

NOK 20 000

Support is provided to Artistic Director Andreas Hoffmann (B.1966 in Karlsruhe, lives and works in Kirkenes, Norway) for the participation of Pikene på Broen, a collective of curators and producers based in Kirkenes, in the 12th Havana Biennale in Havanna, Cuba. Pikene På Broen will organise their event Transborder Café (TC), titled ’Grense Jakobselv meets Malecón’, ‘an informal art concept which facilitates dialogue and people to people contact. TC is a theme based think tank which brings together experts and involvs the audience in an open discussion related to current political and cultural issues connected to the borderland, enriched with contributions by artists, politicians and researchers’. Other participating artists include Aman Mojadidi, Nelson González, Jean Mukendi Katambayi, Reinier Nande, Yornel Martínez, 3stado Sólido and Héctor Zamora.
Curator: Jorge Fernandez Torres, Director, 12th Havana Biennial, Havana, Cuba

NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Tori Wrånes (b.1978 in Kristiansand, Norway, lives and works in Brooklyn, NY, USA) for the participation in the fourth annual Rapid Pulse Performance Art Festival at the Defibrillator Gallery in Chicago, IL, USA. Wrånes plans to make a solo version of her recent performance ‘Your next vacation is calling’ (YNVIC). According to the artist, ‘in YNVIC, I painted the whole room into a three-dimensional explosive abstract painting. A sofa was thrown up on the wall and bean bags hovered inside the space like painted planets (or grapes if you like). Each performer was painted as the wall, colouring hair, face and clothes. It was some sort of floating chaos without words and logical censorship determined by rhythm and moods, aiming for an atmosphere in between sport and funeral’. For her performance as part of the Rapid Pulse Performance Art Festival she plans to 'develop an alternate language using my voice only. I experience a lot of hierarchy in language, and I want to create a form of communication where everyone can meet at the same level. The language is abstract and based on rhythm, moods and various combinations of consonants and vowels. It refers to Kurt Schwitters; Ursonate or Sidsel Endresen way of singing. Also Wu-Tang Clan's own slang master Raekwon makes his own language inspired by Kung Fu, cartoons or street slap.’ Other participating artists include Marilyn Arsem, Jelili Atiku, Yolanda Benalba, Ayana Evans and Marcel Sparmann.
Curator: Joseph Raven, Director, Rapid Pulse Performance Art Festival and Defibrillator Gallery, Chicago, IL, USA

NOK 16 600

Support is provided to artist Ingrid Furre (b.1983 in Stavanger, Norway, lives and works in Hafrsfjord, Norway) for the participation in 'Kilometre of sculpture' in Voru, Estonia. 'Kilometre of sculpture' is an international outdoor art exhibition organised every second year in Estonia. According to the artist, 'I plan to create a new work reflecting on dwelling and belonging as movement. I build sculptures that are intended to disappear into and become part of the street and vice versa; the street becoming part of a sculptural composition'. Other participating artists include Karolina Erlingsson, Henning Lundkvist, Luca Frei and Essi Kausalainen.
Curator: Andreas Nilsson, Curator, Moderna Museet Malmö, Sweden

NOK 9 000

Support is provided to the institution Städtische Galerie Delmenhorst in Delmenhorst, Germany, for the presentation of artist Ane Mette Hol within ‘Zustandsbericht’ (‘Condition Report’). The exhibition will present a dialogue between groups of works by Ane Mette Hol and German artist Jan Schmidt. According to the organisers, ‘the presentation will feature drawings, sculptures, installations, as well as videos and sound works by the two young talents on just less than 500 square meters of floor space. It will draw on loans from high-calibre private collections and furthermore introduce some of their most recent works’.
Curator: Annett Reckert, Director, Städtische Galerie Delmenhorst, Delmenhorst, Germany

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Steinar Haga Kristensen (b.1980 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for the presentation of ‘The Fundamental Part of any Act’ at Den Frie Udstillingsbygning within Trust – The Copenhagen Exhibition 2015 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Haga Kristensen has been invited to participate with an installation variation of his recently developed work 'The Fundamental Part of any Act'. According to the artist, 'the installation will contain a two channel cinematic filmatisation of the opera "The Loneliness of the Index Finger (Part II): The Specialisation of Sensibility in the Raw Conceptual State into Stabilised Theatrical Sensibility (Consensus Image)", and numerous related large scale fresco objects'. Other participating artists include Martin Erik Andersen, Félicia Atkinson, Jakup Auce, Jos de Gruyter & Harald Thys, Adriana Lara and Atalay Yavuz.
Curator: Sonia Dermience, Curator, Trust – The Copenhagen Exhibition 2015, Den Frie Udstillingsbygning / Kunstforeningen GL STRAND / Kunsthal Charlottenborg / Nikolaj Kunsthal / Overgaden – Institut for Samtidskunst, Copenhagen, Denmark

NOK 20 000

Support is provided to the Inter Arts Center in Malmö, Sweden, for the inclusion of Steinar Haga Kristensen (b.1980 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo), Ignas Krunglevicius (b.1979 in Kaunas, Lithuania, lives and works in Oslo, Norway), Sandra Mujinga (b.1989 in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo, lives and works in Ås, Norway), Greg pope (b.1960 in London, UK, lives and works in Oslo, Norway), Guro Moe (b.1983 in Lillehammer, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) and Håvard Skaset (b.1978 in Trondheim, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) in ‘Soft City in Malmö’ at the Inter Arts Center in Malmö, Sweden. ‘Soft City’ was first presented by Kunsthall Oslo in September 2014 as a three-day programme of performances, concerts and screenings around the city of Oslo. For ‘Soft City in Malmö’, Inter Arts Center initiated a collaboration with Kunsthall Oslo to bring an adaption of the programme to Malmö. Other participating artists include Keren Cytter, Chto Delat, Maria Hassabi, Leif Holmstrand and Jennifer Walshe.
Curator: Christian Skovbjerg Jensen, Director, Inter Arts Center, Malmö, Sweden

NOK 15 000

Support is provided to the Istanbul Biennial for including Thale Elisabeth Sørlie and Arne Langleite from The Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology’s presentation of Carl Størmer in the 14th Istanbul Biennial titled ‘SALTWATER: A Theory of Thought Forms’ in Istanbul, Turkey. According to Sørlie and Langleite, the presentation is the result of ‘a rigorous artistic and historical research into the photographs of aurora borealis recorded by Carl Størmer, and will include original materials by him from the collections of the Museum of Science and Technology in Oslo. In photographing the northern lights for the first time, Størmer not only captured a natural phenomenon that had thus far not been seen in photographs, but he also acted as a creator of the same. His observations made manifest the fleeting, and started us towards understanding instead of believing’. Other participating artists include Etel Adnan, Vernon Ah Kee, Haig Aivazian, Ali Akay, Meriç Algün Ringborg and Alternatif Üretim.
Curator: Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, Curator, 14th Istanbul Biennial, Istanbul, Turkey

NOK 53 202

Support is provided to artist and professor at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts (KHiO) Dag Erik Elgin (b.1962 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for the participation in 'Performing the Black Mountain Archive', an autonomous art project part of the exhibition 'Black Mountain – Explorations of Creativity' at the Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum fur Gegenwart in Berlin, Germany. During the exhibition period of 'Black Mountain – Explorations of Creativity', a group of ten artists will stay in Berlin for a period of two weeks together with their selected group of students. During these two weeks the students will be present in the exhibition, engaging in a series of performances, readings and happenings during museum opening hours. Other participants and the institutions they represent are Monika Brandmeier (HfBK Dresden), Bogomir Ecker and Raimund Kummer (HBK Braunschweig), Sabine Sielke and Thomas Fechner-Smarsly (HZT Berlin), Hans Peter Kuhn (UdK Berlin), Andi Schoon and Valerian Maly (HKB Bern), Maria Schwaegermann (NTA Fredrikstad) and Ingo Reulecke (HZT Berlin).
Curators: Eugen Blume, Head of Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum fur Gegenwart, Berlin, Germany; Gabriele Knapstein, Curator at Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum fur Gegenwart, Berlin; and Arnold Dreyblatt, Professor of Media Art at the Muthesius Academy of Art and Design, Kiel, Germany.

NOK 7 000

Support is provided to the Kyiv Biennale of Contemporary Art for the presentation of ’The School of Kyiv’ within the 2nd Kyiv Biennale of Contemporary Art at Kunsthall Trondheim in Trondheim, Norway. According to the organisers, ‘one of the essential building blocks of “The School of Kyiv” is the ambition to broaden the scope of the Biennale beyond Ukraine and out into Europe. This is why ‘departments’ of the Biennale will be inaugurated in a number of European institutions in Bratislava, Brussels, Budapest, Karlsruhe, Leipzig, Moscow, Prague, Sofia and others. For the department of “The School of Kyiv“ in Trondheim we are going to invite three Ukrainian artists from different generations and cultural backgrounds that will be exhibiting in Kyiv too: Alevtina Kakhidze (born 1973), Juri Leiderman (born 1963) and Lada Nakonechna (born 1981), all of them internationally renowned for their artistic stance’. Other participating artists include Mathieu Kleyebe Abonnenc, Larissa Babij, Graciela Carnevale, Josef Dabernig, Galit Eilat and Harun Farocki.
Curators: Hedwig Saxenhuber and Georg Schellhammer, Curators, 2nd Kyiv Biennale of Contemporary Art, Kyiv, Ukraine and various locations

NOK 30 000

Support is provided to curator Dimitri Lurie (b.1970 in St Petersburg, Russia, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for presenting artists Stig Martin Andersen (b.1973 in Askim, Norway, lives and works in Rjukan, Norway) and Kaia Hugin (b.1975 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Kolbotn, Norway) in the exhibition 'Through Walls and Rocks' at LUDA gallery project in St. Petersburg, Russia. According to the organisers, 'the exhibition includes works by four Norwegian artists, each of whom explores his or her unique personal space while leaning on common cultural paradigms. The curator has brought together works by artists who have never exhibited together before based on principles less related to their aesthetic interchange and more on how they correspond to a single theme expressed as "overcoming". The premise of the curator's choice was the thesis expressed by the writer and thinker and local genius Daniil Kharms that the artist, as a subject of art, is destined to constantly overcome: the resistance of materials, of social stereotypes, of previous historical failure, everyday challenges… At the same time real "art has to act in such a way as to pass through walls"'. Other particpating artists are Janne Kruse and Daniel Paida Larsen.
Curator: Dimitri Lurie, Curator, ‘Through Walls and Rocks’, LUDA gallery project, St. Petersburg, Russia

NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist collective Verdensteatret for the presentation of ‘Broen over Gjørme’ (Bridge Over Mud) at the National Centre for Contemporary Arts (NCCA) in Moscow, Russia. The performance will be presented within the festival ‘To see the Sound’. Verdensteatret first met with NCCA Curator Daria Pyrkina when she visited Norway as part of OCA’s International Visitor Programme (IVP) in spring 2014. When ‘Broen over Gjørme’ later premiered at the Henie Onstad Kunstsenter, the NCCA sent curator Aliya Berdigalieva to see the finished work and to have meetings with Verdensteatret concerning their interest in bringing the work to Moscow. Other participating artists include Andrey Zhelezniakov, Alexander Kotenko, Anastasia Somova, Viktoria Lamshina, Sergey Levchenko, Grigory Zatsman, Natalia Strugatskaya, TERMINALBEACH (Erich Berger & Peter Votava) and Scenocosme: Grégory Lasserre et Anaïs met den Ancxt.
Curator: Vitaly Patsyukov, Head of Interdisciplinary Programs Department of National Centre for Contemporary Arts (NCCA), Moscow, Russia

NOK 36 000

Support is provided to artist Bodil Furu (b.1976 in Askim, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for organising a documentary film workshop at the Centre d'Art Picha in Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of Congo. According to the host institution, 'our intention is to create a platform where artists, journalists and documentary filmmakers can meet and discuss different documentary film practices in Lubumbashi. We want to focus on the conditions of freedom of expression and the different aspects of documentary film production, to develop a reflected visual language in a contemporary media and art world'. The workshop was held in Lubumbashi 7–19 October 2015, and was structured as an open forum where the needs and focuses where defined. At the end they organised two public events as work in progress presentations and discussions. The participants of the workshop named this project Ateliers d’Echanges d’Expériences Documentaires (AEED), which aims to be an open space for the production and discussion of documentary practices for the following three years. Other participating artists, filmmakers and journalists include: Carloe Maloba, Denise Maheho, FM Osimbi Oziki, Tambwe Ray, Patrick Ken Kalala and Gulda Magambo.
Curators: Bodil Furu, Douglas Ntimasiemi and Centre d'Art Picha - Patrick Mudekereza, Lubumbashi, DR Congo.

NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist Sille Storihle (b.1985 in Tromsø, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway and Berlin, Germany) for the solo exhibition 'ONE Man Show' at Human Resources in Los Angeles, CA, USA. After finishing her OCA residency at the 18th Street Art Center in December 2014, Storihle was invited to return to LA for a solo exhibition at Human Resources. According to the artist, 'the exhibition will constitute of the first public showing of the two short films, The Stonewall Nation (2014) and The Happy Hustler (2015), both made in collaboration with actor Michael Kearns. The Happy Hustler was made partly while being at the OCA residency. The show will also constitute of an exhibition of archival material from ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives provided by the curator at ONE David Evans Frantz. The exhibition will also be accompanied by public programming co-organised with the queer critic and art historian Mathias Danbolt, currently a Visiting Researcher at University of Southern California.
Curator: Shoghig Halajian, Curator and Programming Board Member, Human Resources, Los Angeles, CA, USA

NOK 17 000

Support is provided to Tromsø based artists Emilija Skarnulyte (b.1987 in Vilnius, Lithuania, lives and works in Tromsø, Norway), Matti Aikio (b.1980 Sodankylä, Finland, lives and works in Tromsø), Marsil Andelov Al Mahamid (b.1983 Kikinda, Serbia, lives and works in Tromsø) and Henrik Sørlid (b.1989 Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Tromsø) for their participation in the 31st Biennale of São Paulo, Brazil. According to host COMO Clube they will 'design and construct a site-specific installation to house the film Latent River and organise and participate in a series of events and sound performances in collaboration with Como Clube artists'. The curator states that 'Latent River is an experimental and improvised audio-visual meditation and examination of contemporary issues around the complexities of post-colonial realities'. Other participating artists include Agnieszka Piksa, Ana Lira, Arthur Scovino, Basel Abbas and Ruanne Abou-Rahme, Bik Van der Pol, Chto Delat, Clara Ianni and Débora Maria da Silva, Sheela Gowda and Teresa Lanceta.
Curators: Charles Esche, Galit Eilat, Nuria Enguita Mayo, Pablo Lafuente, Oren Sagiv, Curator team, 31st Biennale of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil

NOK 18 000

Support is provided to artist Aurora Passero (b.1984 in Oslo, Norway, lives and work in Oslo) for the participation in the exhibition 'Objects In A Room' at Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien in Berlin, Germany. Passero will present four artworks that will be installed in close dialogue with the architecture. Consisting of nylon that is weaved, braided and later hand dyed, the artist 'see the synthetic material as a expression of my contemporary and further a opposite to classical handwork and painting the way we are expecting it, and that I want to bring into light in a contemporary discourse'. Other participating artists include Daniela Baldelli, Andreas Blank, Jessica Jackson Hutchins, Rachel De Joode, Antoanetta Marinov and Zoë Claire Miller.
Curators: Eli Skatvedt and Zoe Claire Miller, Curators, 'Objects In A Room', Kreuzberg/Bethanien, Berlin, Germany

NOK 4 900

Support is provided to artist Bjørn Hegardt (b.1974 in Ørebro, Sweden, lives and works in Berlin, Germany) for the participation of Fukt Magazine in the art publishing fair Offprint Paris at the École Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris in Paris, France. According to the artist, 'Fukt Magazine is an extensive compilation/platform for contemporary drawing with international focus - a gallery in the format of a magazine'.
Curators: Yannick Bouillis, Founder and Director, and Charlotte Cheetham, publisher's selection, Offprint Paris at the École Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris, Paris, France

NOK 6 500

Support is provided to Hordaland kunstsenter in Bergen, Norway, for the solo presentation ‘Inside Mourning in the Presence of the Corpse’ of artist Walid Sadek (b.1966 in Beirut, Lebanon, lives and works in Beirut). According to the curator, 'Sadek will develop a new gallery-specific installation which is part of the artist's ongoing investigation of a poetics for a social experience governed by the conditions of protracted civil-war, building on a meditation that began in 2007 on a social system in strife unwilling to agree on the meaning of death'.
Curator: Bassam el Baroni, Independent Curator, Alexandra, Egypt

NOK 20 032

Support is provided to artist Agnes Nedregard (b.1975 in Lillehammer, Norway, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) for the participation in the seminar and workshop 'Les mondes possibles de la scène contemporaine' at Université Paris-Diderot in Paris, France. Nedregard plans to talk about performance art and the post-dramatique in connection with her own and Norwegian practices at the conference "Les mondes possibles de la scène contemporaine, Le Théâtre post-dramatique et la question du posthumain" (Possible worlds of the contemporary scene, post-dramatic theatre and the question of the post human)'; and to attend a workshop and a seminar organised by Sorbonne's research institute titled "Le Laboratoire du Geste," that will 'focus on the intricate connection between visual arts, performance art and philosophy', central themes to Nedregard's artistic research.
Curator: Isabelle Barberis, Professor, Paris-Diderot University, Paris, France

NOK 11 500

Support is provided to Ayman Alazraq (b.1979 in Jerusalem, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the solo exhibition 'Back to Memories' at Dar al-Kalima University College in Bethlehem, Palestine. The exhibition will present the film The Passport; the website project Gaza Airport; You, from now on, are not yourself dealing with the posters of so-called martyrs that have passed away on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; and Oslo Syndrome taking as point of departure the Oslo Agreement.
Curator: Faten Nastas Mitwasi, Chair of the Visual Arts Department, Dar al-Kalima University College, Bethlehem, Palestine

NOK 11 634

Support is provided to Hospitalfield Arts, Angus, Scotland, for the participation of artist Rachel Dagnall (b.1972, Liverpool, UK, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) within the artist group Henry VIII's Wives in the Open Weekend at Hospitalfields Winter Season 2014 event. The weekend included talks, performances, events, tours and a café. Henry VIII's Wives presented a new performance to be the final act for the group. According to the institution, 'the work was presented in the evening of the second day, 29 November 2014. This "reactivation/ sculptural resolution" ritual burning of the organ pipe sculpture took place within a paddock on the Hospitalfield estate, overlooking the North Sea. Henry VIII's Wives worked on maneuvering the 9m long organ pipe by hand during the day and fed the fire with logs collected from the surroundings'. Other participating artists included The Arbroath Template, Lydia Brownlee and Ortonandon.
Curator: Lucy Byatt, Director and Laura Simpson, Programme Manager, Hospitalfields Arts, Angus, Scotland

NOK 4 730

Support is provided to artist Camilla Steinum (b.1986, Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for her residency at the Mountain School of Art, Los Angeles, USA. Founded in 2005, The Mountain School of Arts is described by the curator as 'the oldest, continuous artist-run school in California. Since our inception we been offering an independent program with a serious and obligated faculty'.
Curator: Lawrence Cohen, Director of Admissions at MSA^, Los Angeles, USA

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist group Trollkrem (consisting of Jennie Hagevik Bringaker (b.1978 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark) and Tor Erik Bøe (b.1986 in Stavanger, Norway, lives and works in Oslo)) for their participation in the LA Art Book Fair 2015 in Los Angeles, CA, USA. Trollkrem will present their Fan poster series and a modified version of their performance program. According to the artists, 'the posters are made in collaboration with the photographers Morten Andersen, Fin Serck-Hanssen, Tove Sivertsen, Ingrid Pop, Kim Jacobsen To, Ingrid Eggen & Kristine Jakobsen, portraying the Norwegian artists Marianne Heier, Nils Bech, Marthe Ramm Fortun, Geir Tore Holm, Lisa Lie, Tori Wrånes, Synnøve G. Wetten as well as Trollkrem and its artistic directors. Trollkrem's Fan poster series wants to elevate the image of the performance artist, creating visually striking posters that idolise the artists portrayed as if they were pop stars'.
Curator: Shannon Cane, Fairs and Editions Curator, Printed Matter, New York, NY, USA

NOK 20 000

Support is provided to artist Morten Norbye Halvorsen (b.1980 in Stavanger, Norway, lives and works in Hundvåg, Norway) for 'Hammer Projects: Maria Hassabi' at the Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, CAL, USA. Halvorsen is planning to create a 'multi-channel sound installation that will serve as both an independent work and simultaneously the soundtrack for Maria Hassabi's exhibition at the Hammer Museum'. Halvorsen and Hassabi's collaboration started at the 2013 Venice Biennale, where he composed a four channel sound installation titled Dance Derivé Mouth accompanying a performance by Hassabi in the Lithuanian/Cyprus pavilion.
Curator: Aram Moshayedi, Curator, Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, CAL, USA

NOK 24 158

Support is provided to artist Mahlet Ogbe Habte (b.1972 in Asmara, Eritrea, lives and Works in Bergen, Norway) for a research trip to Addis Ababa. Ethiopia. By invitation from the director of Ale School of Art, Berhanu Ashiagrie, the plan is to arrange a new workshop for students and artists in collaboration with the Ale School of Art during the trip to Addis Ababa. In the long run Habte is working on an exchange and interaction between artist in Norway and Ethiopia with the aim to create an exhibition in both Addis and Bergen with artist from both cities.
Curator: Makeda Bizuneh

NOK 20 000

Support is provided to Institut d'Art Contemporain Villeurbanne for the participation of Morten Norbye Halvorsen (b.1980 in Stavanger, Norway, lives and works in Hundvåg, Norway) in the group exhibition 'RIDEAUX/blinds'. Halvorsen will present a sound piece. According to the institution, '"RIDEAUX/ blinds" questions the legacy of modernism, of abstraction and of the monochrome, ownership of what remains, the film of images in an awareness of the means of mechanical reproduction; painting with photography, film and screens. The idea is to experience what we are going through, that which grips us, the commodities of our conversations, the sensitive surfaces and false holes, the reciprocity of light'. Other participating artists include Ron Amstutz, Pierre-Olivier Arnaud, Julie Béna, Simon Bergala, Julien Bismuth, Jennifer Bolande, Sophie Bonnet-Pourpet and Marie José Burki.
Curator: Marie de Brugerolle, curator, RIDEAUX/blinds, Institut d'Art Contemporain, Villeurbanne, France

NOK 18 300

Support was provided to the New Museum, New York, USA, for the participation of artist Ane Graff (b. 1974 in Bodø, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) in the '2015 Triennial: Surround Sound'. According to the institution it is a signature initiative and is the only recurring international exhibition in New York City devoted to early career artists from around the world. For the 2015 Triennial, Graff exhibited The Blow (2013), a series of sculptural works featuring images of bruises have been painted on marble slabs. Other participating artists included Nadim Abbas, Lawrence Abu Hamdan, niv Acosta, Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Sophia Al-Maria, Ketuta Alexi-Meskhishvili and Ed Atkins.
Curators: Lauren Cornell, Curator, New Museum and artist Ryan Trecartin

NOK 50 998

Support is provided to artist Aslaug Juliussen (b.1953, Lødingen, Norway, lives and works in Tromsø, Norway) who has been invited to participate in the symposium ‘Circumpolar Expressions and Identities: A Symposium’ including an artist talk and a guided tour in the context of the exhibition 'Sámi Stories: Art and Identity of an Arctic People' at the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center, Anchorage, USA. Other participating artists included Britta Marakatt-Labba, Ron Senungetuk, Alvin Amason, Sonya Kelliher-Combs and Susie Bevins-Ericsen
Curator: Charis Gullickson, curator Northern Norway Art Museum, Tromsø, Norway.

NOK 20 000

Support was provided to the Samdani Art Foundation, Dhaka, Bangladesh, for the participation of artist Tori Wrånes (b.1978 in Kristiansand, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) with her performance YES NIX (2013), originally commisioned for Performa 13, during the Samdani Art Foundation 2015 Performance Program and Workshops. According to the curator, 'Wrånes' recent work, YES NIX looks at the choice we have in deciding life and death, a choice that is relevant in Dhaka as protests are occurring over the scheduled hangings of War Criminals'.
Curator: Diana Campbell Betancourt, Artistic Director, Samdani Art Foundation, Dhaka, Bangladesh

NOK 21 600

Support is provided to artist Marthe Ramm Fortun (b.1978 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for the participation in 'Stay in Place! Take Liberty!' at Komplot in Brussels, Belgium. Together with fellow artist Kasper Bosmans, Fortun has been painting one hundred paintings on cotton sheets that will be presented together in a mass performance at Komplot.
Curator: Stefaan Willems, Curator, Komplot

NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Marte Eknæs (b.1978 in Elverum, Norway, lives and works in London, UK) for her participation in 'Rise Projects # 2' at Lansdowne Rise in London, UK. Organised by The Silvie Fleming Collection, 'Rise Projects' invites artists 'to create works that document their reaction to the derelict house at Lansdowne Rise. Inspiration can be taken from any aspect of the property from its architecture to its history. The project seeks to engage international artists, especially those who regularly engage with urban environments through an exploration of space'. Together with fellow artist Nicolau Vergueiro, Eknæs is taking the ideas of site specificity and collaboration further, to imagining the house itself as a 'third collaborator' in a work covering the facade of the house. Other participating artists in the project so far include Jennifer Bornstein, Karl Holmquist and Ei Arakawa, The Nang Group (Merlin Carpenter, Alistair MacKinven, Ben Wallers) and Alistair Frost.
Curator: Silka Rittson-Thomas, Curator, 'Rise Projects', Lansdowne Rise, London, UK.

NOK 19 700

Support is provided to artist Stine Janvin Motland (b.1985 in Stavanger, Norway, lives and works in Stavanger) for her participation at the evening of thematic performances over Language as part of the Visual Arts Program for the 4th Downtown Contemporary Arts Festival (D-CAF) in Cairo, Egypt. Stine Motland plans to perform a musical duet with US artist C. Spencer Yeh, dealing with improvisation, instant composition but also concrete music. Other participating artists included Benjamin Seror, Basel Abbas & Ruanne Abou Rahme, Jochen Dehn, Benjamin Seror and Bedwyr Williams.
Curator: Mai Abu ElDahab, Visual Arts Curator, 4th Downtown Contemporary Arts Festival (D-CAF), Cairo, Egypt

NOK 6 426

Support is provided to artist Ebba Moi (b.1971 in Ørebro, Sweden, lives and works in Berlin, Germany, and Oslo, Norway) for the project 'Young Pirates Radio League', a four-month participatory radio project by artist Ebba Moi in collaboration with Berlin based artists Anna Bromley, Marina Naprushkina and Udo Noll. The project is curated and produced by District Berlin in close collaboration with the German-Scandinavian School, the initiative Neue Nachbarschaft (New Neighborhood) in Berlin Moabit and the radio station reboot.fm broadcasted from Haus Kulturen der Welt in Berlin. According to the artist, 'the project brings together two groups of children with migration and transition experience and different living environments. One consists of children from a bilingual German-Scandinavian school in Berlin Mariendorf and the other of an initiative for asylum seekers in Berlin Moabit. The aim is to bring the two groups together willing to explore and rupture into public space, to tell their stories and raise their voice for their issues at stake'.
Curator: Susanne Husse, Artistic Director, District Berlin, Berlin, Germany

NOK 25 000

Support was provided to curator Dr Alexandra (Ali) MacGilp for the artist Karl Ingar Røys (b.1967, Volda, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for his participation in the exhibition 'Cannibal Manifesto: Mimesis as Resistance' at the contemporary art venue KARST in Plymouth, UK, and to give an artist talk. Røys will exhibit his work Caminata Nocturna (2013), a two channel video installation with photographs. According to the curator, 'The Australian lyre bird is the only animal which incorporates the sound of its environment's gradual extinction into its mating song. The exhibition arises from Kader Attia's video Mimesis as Resistance (2013) in which he documents the lyre bird, which has evolved the ability to mimic different sounds. With the encroachment of humans into its habitat these include car alarms and chainsaws. (...)The artists explore mimesis as a form of resistance; copying or reenacting as a protest. They are interested in the reoccupying of space that has been taken'. Other participating artists include Kader Attia, Mohamed Bourouissa, Tellervo Kalleinen & Oliver Kochta-Kalleinen, Bita Razavi, Moussa Sarr and Pilvi Takala.
Curator: Dr Alexandra (Ali) MacGilp, Curator, 'Cannibal Manifesto: Mimesis as Resistance', KARST, Plymouth, UK

NOK 9 823

Support is provided to artist Arild Tveito (b.1976 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for participation in the exhibition 'Real Life' at Skaftfell Center for Visual Art in Seydisfjordur, Iceland. According to the curator, 'the exhibition is about the lives of real people, albeit people that are somewhat extraordinary: an Icelandic artist, a Swiss ski jumper, a Swedish polar explorer and a Norwegian philosopher. The work that the artists and filmmakers have made about these individuals may be biographical but they are not however conventional biographies. They tell the stories of these people from particular, and sometimes peculiar perspectives'. Other participating artists include Cecilia Nygren, Lucia Simek and Hreinn Frifinnsson.
Curator: Gavin Morrison, Curator, 'Real Life', 'Real Life’, Skaftfell Center for Visual Art, Seydisfjordur, Iceland

NOK 14 000

Support is provided to artist HC Gilje (b.1969 in Kongsberg, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for his solo exhibition 'The World Evolves Around You' at Woodstreet Galleries in Pittsburgh, PA, USA. For his second solo show at Woodstreet Galleries Gilje plans to present 'a mix of old and new works, including the light installations Revolver (2013), Spin (2009) and a new video installation in the Orbital series.
Curator: Murray Horne, Curator, The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

NOK 19 912

Support is provided to artist Stein Rønning (b.1953 in Askim, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the participation in 'Lit from the Top: Sculpture Through Photography' at Centre for Contemporary Photography (CCP), in Melbourne, Australia. According to the organisers, 'Lit from the Top: Sculpture Through Photography' investigates the ways in which sculpture and photography intersect in contemporary art practice. With a particular emphasis on material, form, surface, space and creative process, the exhibition broaches notions of photographic image-making, appropriation, the relationship between object and image, and the movement between two- and three-dimensional space'.
Other participating artists include Paul Adair, Fleur Van Dodewaard, Andrew Hazewinkel, Stéphanie Lagarde, Arini Byng and Georgia Hutchison
Curators: Laura Lantieri and Sarah Wall, Exhibition Curators, CCP, Melbourne, Australia

NOK 16 600

Support is provided to the artist run centre antipodes café (directed by Tuva Langfeldt (b.1985 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) and Felipe Ridao (b.1978 in Montevideo, Uruguay, lives and works in Oslo)) for the project 'GARBIBAI', which is a non profitable cultural project involving activities related to the trash in the river Urumea in San Sebastian, Spain. Besides a collective cleaning of the river, which will rediscover objects of trash as objects of treasure, the project will, according to the organisers, include 'art workshops for both kids and adults, as well as an art exhibition with results from workshops, both in art spaces and public spaces'.
Curators: Tuva Langfeldt and Felipe Ridao, 'GARBIBAI', San Sebastian, Spain

NOK 24 500

Support is provided to MAK - Austrian Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna, Austria, for the participation of artist Ane Hjort Guttu (b.1971 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for her participation in the Vienna Bienniale 2015 titled 'Future Light'. According to curator Maria Lind 'the work Four Studies of Oslo and New York by artist Ane Hjort Guttu is a highly relevant contribution to the curatorial concept based on the topics of light or a "new enlightenment" in the discourse about the public sphere, "the commons" and "commoning", property and ownership as the very foundation of capitalism'. Other participating artists include Pablo Accinelli, Doug Ashford, Claire Barclay, Rana Begum, Elena Damiani, Shezad Dawood and Annika Eriksson.
Curator: Maria Lind, Director, Tensta Konsthall, Stockholm, Sweden

NOK 12 990

Support is provided to an artist group consisting of Rita Marhaug (b.1965 in Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Bergen), Robert Alda (b.1959 Warsawa, Poland, lives and works in Bergen, Norway), Gillian Carson (b.1961 in Edinburgh, UK, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) and Karen Kipphoff (b.1958 in Hamburg, Germany, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) for the exhibition of their project THE (UN)FAMILIAR in the Mikalojus Konstantinas Ciurlionis National Museum of Art, Kaunas, Lithuania. The exhibition will take place in the M. Zilinskas Art Gallery, the branch museum for international art collections. According to the artist group they will 'exhibit two and three-dimensional results of renegotiating the familiar from the artists' perspective'.
Curator: Egle Komkaite-Baltusnikiene, Deputy Director, the Mikalojus Konstantinas Ciurlionis National Museum of Art, Kaunas, Lithuania

NOK 34 000

Support is provided to Chisenhale Gallery, London, UK for the solo exhibition 'Jumana Manna', by artist Jumana Manna (b.1987, Princeton, NJ, USA, lives and works in Oslo, Norway and Berlin, Germany). The exhibition comprise a newly commissioned feature-length film, A magical substance flows into me (2015), presented alongside an installation of sculptures. According to the institution, 'these hollow plaster forms resemble discarded, vessel-like artifacts, which carry an anthropomorphic charge. Presented in combination with plastic chairs and waste bins – the vernacular detritus of daily life – Manna's sculptures articulate a set of contradictions that are also evidenced in the film, where impasse is contrasted with vitality and desire. Positioned amongst the bodies of the seated audience members, the sculptures extend the exploration of these ideas into a corporeal sphere'.
Curator: Polly Staple, Director, Chisenhale Gallery, London, UK

NOK 40 000

Support is provided to curator Ivan Galuzin (b.1979 in Murmansk, Russia, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for his project titled 'The Withdrawal of the Red Army' to be exhibited at the Murmansk Regional Art Museum, Murmansk, Russia. The curator states that 'It will be the first collaboration between Northern Norway Art Museum, Tromsø and Regional Art Museum, Murmansk Russia, which are chosen as main venues for the exhibition. Satellite events in Kirkenes and Hammerfest are also under planning. This touring exhibition will be shown in Oslo or/and Blaker in the end together with a publication covering all the parts of the project'. According to the artist 'The exhibition is focused around a collection of drawings made on the Kola Peninsula—part of the Northern front—by Russian soldiers during WWII. Artworks by both established and emerging artists will also be presented in consort with historical artifacts and objects'. Other participating artists include Amilcar Packer, Morten Andenæs, Jos de Gruyter & Harald Thys, Ivan Bezin, Evgenij Vedemikov, Anatolij Jar-Kravchenko and Asta Gröting.
Curator: Ivan Galuzin, Curator, The Withdrawal of the Red Army, Murmansk, Russia

NOK 30 000

Support is provided to artist group InEpic (consisting of the artists Gitte Sætre (b.1975, Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Bergen), Nina Grieg (b.1972, Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Bergen) and Bo Magnus (b.1959, Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Bergen) from Bergen, has been invited to participate in the Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2014, ‘Whorled Explorations’ in Kochi, India, with the project ‘In which the smallest gesture becomes epic’. The group will exhibit at The Backyard Civilization Gallery, an artist run, non- commercial gallery in Kochi, and will be linked to the biennales collateral program, ‘Collaterals’, which will include the group in workshops and discussions. Other participating artists include Adrian Paci, Katie Paterson, Madhusudhanan, Manish Nai, Martin Creed, Xu Bing and Yoko Ono.
Curator: Malin Barth, Curator, ‘In which the smallest gesture becomes epic’, Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2014, ‘Whorled Explorations’, Kochi, India

NOK 30 000

Support is provided to the artist Unni Gjertsen (b.1966, Sjøvegan, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for her participation in the exhibition 'Women Forward' at the Museum Of Contemporary Art, Roskilde, Denmark. She will be exhibiting The Mai Zetterling-Project, which according to the artist ‘consists of 5 video-projections and 6 large text prints. The work is homage to the Swedish film director May Zetterling (1925–1994) and (…) was originally made for a solo exhibition at Konsthall C in Stockholm in 2005. ‘ Gjertsen will make a new version of the piece including three of the original five film projections as well as new posters. The exhibition takes place on occasion of the 100 years anniversary of women’s voting right in Denmark. Other participating artists include Sine Bang Nielsen, Sarah Browne, Birgitte Kristensen, Claudia Rheinhardt, Pia Rönicke and Bettina Camilla Vestergaard.
Curator: Ulla Angkjær Jørgensen and Birgitte Ejdrup Kristensen, Curators, 'Women Forward', Museum Of Contemporary Art, Roskilde, Denmark

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to the Creative Association of Curators TOK, St Petersburg, Russia, for the participation of artist duo Goksøyr & Martens (Toril Goksøyr b.1970 in Ålesund, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) and Camilla Martens (b.1969 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for their participation in the exhibition ‘Critical Mass’ exhibited at the Gromov's Datcha, a unique wooden building of the 19th century in St.Petersburg. According to the applicant the 'Critical Mass concept is based on the urgent necessity of finding ways to stimulate the attention of urban dwellers on issues related to the life of the city. It would appear that the number of topics around the future of the cities have now reached a critical mass (hence the title of the project) as well as the need to discuss them on the city level'. Other participating artists include Stefan Kaegi, Yulia Labutina and Jurij Ellick.
Curator: Anna Bitkina, Founder, Creative Association of Curators TOK, St.Petersburg, Russia

NOK 9 020

Support is provided to artist Karl Ingar Røys (b.1967 in Volda, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the presentation of the solo exhibition ‘Burmese Days’ at the John Jones Project Space in London, UK. According to the curator, the exhibition ‘will create a platform for discussing the possibilities of art and culture as agents of change in Burmese civil society’. In the end of the exhibition period there will be a panel debate with contribution from Burmese and English cultural activists including the organisation Article 19 who works with art and freedom of speech.
Curator: Cassandra Needham, Programme Curator, John Jones Project Space, London, UK

NOK 3 500

Support is provided to artist Katja Høst (b.1972, Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for her participation in the project "Inventing Everyday Life" at the curatorial space Local Library Window, a Parallel program of the Manifesta 10, European Biennial of Contemporary Art, St. Petersburg, Russia. According to the curator Høst “will take part in the third collective show entitled ‘Street’ with video installation ‘The Lonely Crowd’, which engages with patterns of human behavior in a regular public space.” Other participating artists include Masha Baturina, Johanna Domke, Ulf Lundin, Paulien Oltheten, Alexandra Pirogova, Katya Reischer, Pasha Rotz, Maria Sakirko, Igor Samolet, Ksenia Telepova and Bernhard Timmermann.
Curator: Andrey Shabanov, Curator, Inventing Everyday Life, Local Library Window, St. Petersburg, Russia

NOK 6 020

Support is provided to artist Inger Wold Lund (b.1983 in Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Berlin, Germany) for the participation in the group exhibition `Poltroneria– The Lovers´ at Museo Apparente in Napoli, Italy. Wold Lund is planning to show 12 short scripts, or self-biographical stories, that circle around situations associated with love and laziness. The stories will be printed in a small book and also be exhibited at Museo Apparente. Other participating artists include Marco Balesteros, Leda Bourgogne, Clare Butcher, Agatha Gothe-Snape, Martin Kohout, Aki Nagasaka, Ambra Pittoni, Andre Sousa, Andre Tavares and Pedro Bandeira.
Curator: Bianca Baldi, curator `Poltroneria– The Lovers´

NOK 8 000

Support is provided to Vigdis Haugtrø (b.1974 in Levanger, Norway, lives and works in Trondheim, Norway) for her participation in the Make Lewes Festival of Making, Architecture and Sustainable Design in Sussex, UK. Haugtrø has been invited to give a presentation of the project ‘Husly’ that she has developed together with her partner Jan de Gier in Trondheim, Norway. By collecting leftover materials such as pallets and scrap wood, they have constructed house functioning as an international artist residency. ‘Husly’ creates an awareness of water and energy consumption, further questioning how it is to live in a centralised and commercialised world with little money at hand. Other participants include Maria Lisogorskaya, Jonathan Minchin, Duncan Baker-Brown, Lisa Baraitser and Trygve Ohren.
Curator: Oliver Lowenstein, Lead Coordinator, Make Lewes Festival, Sussex, UK

NOK 2 740

Support is provided to artist Tori Wrånes (b.1978 in Kristiansand, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the participation in `Psychomagic: Dead Matter´ at 55 Sydenham in Sydney, Australia. The title refers to the book Psychomagic by the Alejandro Jodorowsky. According to the curator, `the aim of the project is to provide a fertile ground for acts to materialise with a focus on process and collaboration. The phrase `Dead Matters´ refers partly to the abilities of the chosen artists to highlight the vitality of all matter through engagement with and transformation of non-living materials such as data, inanimate objects and metals into resonant energy´. The project will start as an experimental laboratory, and culminate in a series of performances. Wrånes plans to present two videos, and to create a costume that will be used by one of the other performers. Other participating artists include Carla Dal Forno, Astrid Lorange, Tarquin Manek, Clare Milledge and Sam Wickham.
Curator: Clare Milledge, curator, `Psychomagic: Dead Matter´, 55 Sydenham, Sydney, Australia

NOK 6353

Support is provided to artist Jet Pascua (b.1969, Manila, Philippines, lives and works in Tromsø, Norway) for his participation with the project ‘Mobile Institute: A Portable Laboratory for Knowledge Sharing’ initiated by the group Raketa, which is part of the Parallel Program for the Manifesta 10, taking place in Arkhangelsk and St. Petersburg, Russia. According to the applicant his contribution ‘will be multifaceted as I am expected to share knowledge as an art researcher, as founder and co-director of the non-profit art space Small Projects, Tromsø’ including ‘a presentation/workshop, as well as contribute to the exhibition part of the project.’ Other participating artists include Cecilia Enberg, Ekaterina Sharova, Anastasia Ryabova, Elena Minina and Viktor Fedoseev.
Curator: Åse Lipika Falck, Co-founder and Curator, Raketa, Mobile Institute, Stockholm, Sweden

NOK 20 000

Support is provided to the Swiss Institute, New York, USA, and the curator Andreas Angelidakis, (b.1968, Athens, Greece, lives and works in Oslo, Norway), who are announcing the inaugural edition of its Annual Design Series, an exhibition titled 'Fin de Siècle'. The exhibition is a homage to Eugene Ionesco’s 1952 play ’The Chairs’. The curator explains that ’In Eugene Ionesco's 1952 play “The Chairs,” a group of chairs sit on stage while an elderly couple recounts how the world ended. The chairs are assigned the role of everyone who is left in the world, they are invisible actors performed by the chairs they would have sat in.’
Curator: Andreas Angelidakis, Independent Curator, 'Fin de Siècle', Swiss Institute, New York, USA

NOK 5 500

Support is provided to the artist Kjell Bjørgeengen (b.1951, Sandvika, Norway, lives and works in Stabekk, Norway) for his participation in the improvising group MURAL (consisting of Jim Denley, Kim Myhr and Ingar Zach)'s live video tour of Europe and their performance at the festival CRAK, taking place at the Association cave12, Geneve, Switzerland and Paris, France. According to the curator CRAK is a festival that brings together music "between the cracks", that is to say, the unclassifiable music under the current partitioning of musical genres. Other participating artists include Streifenjunko (Eivind Lønning, Espen Reinertsen) and Onceim (Stephen O’Malley).
Curator: Fernando Sixto, Curator, CRAK 2014, Paris, France and Association cave12, Geneva, Switzerland.

NOK 5 400

Support is provided to artist Line Bøhmer Løkken (b.1970 in Vågå, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) /Multipress for the participation in the New York Art Book Fair at PS1/MoMA in New York, NY, USA. Multipress has been invited by Printed Matter to be a part of the ‘Norway Focus’ room where a selection of Norwegian contemporary art publishing will be presented, followed by talks, presentations and artist interventions. Multipress is a non-profit publishing company specialising in artist books with an emphasis on photography founded in 2000. Other participating publishers visiting the fair include Knowledge Editions, Kaput Livros, Paper Pusher, Three Star Books / onestar press, Texte zur Kunst, White Columns and Spheres Publication.
Curator: Shannon Cane, Fairs and Editions Curator, Printed Matter, New York, NY, USA

NOK 5 000

Support is provided to artist Kurt Johannessen (b.1960 in Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Bergen) for the participation in the New York Art Book Fair at PS1/MoMA in New York, NY, USA. Johannessen has been invited by Printed Matter to be a part of the ‘Norway Focus’ room where a selection of Norwegian contemporary art publishing will be presented, followed by talks, presentations and artist interventions. The artist is planning to present the performance lecture "About Thoughts" and two of his publication projects. Other participating publishers visiting the fair include Knowledge Editions, Kaput Livros, Paper Pusher, Three Star Books / onestar press, Texte zur Kunst, White Columns and Spheres Publication.
Curator: Shannon Cane, Fairs and Editions Curator, Printed Matter, New York, NY, USA

NOK 5 000

Support is provided to artist Yngvild K. Rolland (b.1977 in Moss, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway and New York, NY, USA) for the participation in the New York Art Book Fair at PS1/MoMA in New York, NY, USA. Rolland has been invited by Printed Matter to be a part of the ‘Norway Focus’ room where a selection of Norwegian contemporary art publishing will be presented, followed by talks, presentations and artist interventions. Rolland is planning to present her publication weekendWEEKENDWeek-End, a project which, according to the artist, explores various media, languages and their connections’. Other participating publishers visiting the fair include Knowledge Editions, Kaput Livros, Paper Pusher, Three Star Books / onestar press, Texte zur Kunst, White Columns and Spheres Publication.
Curator: Shannon Cane, Fairs and Editions Curator, Printed Matter, New York, NY, USA

NOK 5 000

Support it provided to artist Marit Roland (b. 1981, Kristiansand, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for her contribution with the piece 'Paper Drawings’ for the participation of FUKT Magazine for Contemporary Drawing and the launch of #13, taking place in the Norway Focus room, at the New York Art Book Fair, at MoMa PS 1, organized by Printed Matter in New York. According to the its editor Bjørn Hegardt, 'Fukt Magazine is a yearly, international publication dedicated to contemporary drawing. For the 13th issue we have invited 25 artistic positions from 18 countries to publish works in the magazine… we have invited Marit Roland to show one of her works in original’. ‘Norway Focus’ room is a selection of Norwegian contemporary art book publishers, followed by talks, presentations and artist interventions. Other participating publishers in the fair include Knowledge Editions, Kaput Livros, Paper Pusher, Three Star Books / onestar press, Texte zur Kunst, White Columns and Spheres Publication.
Curator: Shannon Cane, Fairs and Editions Curator, Printed Matter, New York, NY, USA.

NOK 5 000

Support is provided to curator Henrik Svanevik (b.1981, Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Bergen) to participate with RoboPrint at this year's edition of New York Art Book Fair. They are invited by Printed Matter to be a part of the ‘Norway Focus’ room where a selection of Norwegian contemporary art publishing will be presented, followed by talks, presentations and artist interventions. Roboprint is a new art print series curated by the shop Robot in Bergen, represented by Henrik Svanevik. According to curator Svanevik they will “present new works by some of our favorite designers and illustrators from both Norway and abroad. The artists were given complete carte blanche except for the choice of either 40x50 cm or 50x70 cm.” Other participating publishers visiting the fair include Knowledge Editions, Kaput Livros, Paper Pusher, Three Star Books / onestar press, Texte zur Kunst, White Columns and Spheres Publication.
Curator: Shannon Cane, Fairs and Editions Curator, Printed Matter, New York, NY, USA

NOK 5 000

Support is provided to Bergen Kunsthall for the participation in New York Art Book Fair 2014, organised by Printed Matter at PS1, New York, USA. According to the kunsthall, “in the ‘Norwegian Focus’ room, THE FOCUS TABLE planned together with the Bergen and Berlin based designer Blank Blank will present recent publications and projects, including limited editions, prints and process related visual material. For THE CLASSROOM they plan a US book launch of our recent publication: Robert Overby Works 1969-1987.” Other participating publishers visiting the fair include Knowledge Editions, Kaput Livros, Paper Pusher, Three Star Books / onestar press, Texte zur Kunst, White Columns and Spheres Publication.
Curator: Shannon Cane, Fairs and Editions Curator, Printed Matter, New York, NY, USA

NOK 5 000

Support is provided to director Johanne Nordby Wernø and Unge Kunstneres Samfunn/Young Artist’s Society (UKS), for the participation of artist Marthe Ramm Fortun (b.1978, Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) at the New York Art Book Fair (NYABF). They are invited by Printed Matter to be a part of the ‘Norway Focus’ room where a selection of Norwegian contemporary art publishing will be presented, followed by talks, presentations and artist interventions. UKS are launching the book Inverted Sky. Letters to Jackie by Marthe Ramm Fortun and Fortun will present a performance during the fair. Other participating publishers visiting the fair include Knowledge Editions, Kaput Livros, Paper Pusher, Three Star Books / onestar press, Texte zur Kunst, White Columns and Spheres Publication.
Curator: Shannon Cane, Fairs and Editions Curator, Printed Matter, New York, NY, USA

NOK 5 000

Support is provided to the artist run publishing project and exhibition platform, HEAVY Books (consisting of Christian Tunge (b. 1989, Stavanger, Norway, lives and works in Gothenburg, Sweden and Oslo, Norway), for the participation in the New York Art Book Fair, New York, USA. HEAVY Books are invited by Printed Matter to be a part of the ‘Norway Focus’ room where a selection of Norwegian contemporary art publishers will be presented, followed by talks, presentations and artist interventions. According to the applicant the participation will consist of original art work and publications from Norwegian artists Magne Strand Lyngvær, Andrea Johns Grundt and Christian Tunge. They will also bring publications made in collaboration with Swedish artists Petter Berg, Christopher Landin and Erik Viklund, Danish Markus von Platen and the Americans Hannah Whitaker and Bea Fremderman. Other participating publishers visiting the fair include Knowledge Editions, Kaput Livros, Paper Pusher, Three Star Books / onestar press, Texte zur Kunst, White Columns and Spheres Publication.
Curator: Shannon Cane, Fairs and Editions Curator, Printed Matter, New York, NY, USA

NOK 5 000

Support is provided to Vector #4 Oslo edition, VECTOR Productions Inc. (consisting of Javier Barrios (b.1979, San Luis Potosi, Mexico, lives and works in Oslo, Norway and New York, USA) and Peter Gregorio, New York, USA) for the participation in the New York Art Book Fair, New York, USA. Vector #4 Oslo edition is invited by Printed Matter to be a part of the ‘Norway Focus’ room where a selection of Norwegian contemporary art publishers will be presented, followed by talks, presentations and artist interventions.
Vector #4 Oslo edition is "a New York City based art production company that is devoted to spreading the ideas and work of visual artists from around the world. The entire company is to be defined, in itself as an art-project". Other participating publishers visiting the fair include Knowledge Editions, Kaput Livros, Paper Pusher, Three Star Books / onestar press, Texte zur Kunst, White Columns and Spheres Publication.
Curator: Shannon Cane, Fairs and Editions Curator, Printed Matter, New York, NY, USA

NOK 5 000

Support is provided to Hanne Lippard (b.1984 in Milton Keynes, UK, lives and works in Berlin, Germany) for the participation within the performance series `Performative Minute´ at Kunstwerke Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin, Germany. Lippard plans to do a reading developed in collaboration with Kunstwerke. According to the artist, `the reading will use voice techniques, varied office-equipment such as fans, printers and other recorded technical/digital sounds recognisable from the mundanity of a dry office environment, until a variety of cycles, both man-made, natural as well as digital create a layered symphony in itself. The performance will be dominated by the live-act of a reading accompanied by pre-recorded and on-site sounds´.
Curator: Ellen Blumenstein, Chief Curator, KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, Germany

NOK 9 500

Support is provided to artist Lars Cuzner (b.1974 in Södertälje, Sweden, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the participation in the Radio Kamina residency organised by Samuel Olou in collaboration with Ewole – Association for Arts, Culture and Development in Lomé, Togo. The project is created to mark the 100-year anniversary of the destruction of the tower that was used by the German colonisers. During his residency, Cuzner will aim to commence a process rebuilding the 120 meter radio tower, do some broadcasts, and destroy it shortly after. According to the artist, ‘the idea of dismantling a temporary public art piece is in most cases unproblematic, but in this case the destruction has a purpose that I believe would create a situation where it will not be seen merely as a dismantling of a public artwork, but rather wasted construction, wasted funds and wasted investments’. Other participating artists include Soke Edor, Nicandro Merxelino, Fadlabi, Ky Siriky, Shwan Qaradaki, Lars Sandnes, Alex Trimino and Victor Mutelekesha.
Curator: Kossi Assou, Curator, Founder and Artistic Director, Ewole – Association for Arts, Culture and Development, Lomé, Togo

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Shwan Dler Qaradaki (b.1977 in Suleimanieh, Iraq, lives and works in Oslo) for the participation in the Radio Kamina residency organised by Samuel Olou in collaboration with Ewole – Association for Arts, Culture and Development in Lomé, Togo. The project is created to mark the 100-year anniversary of the destruction of the tower that was used by the German colonisers. The intention of the project is to reintroduce and research the meaning between Germany and its colonial past. The residency includes artists from Africa, Asia and Europe, initiating a process that intends to rebuild the tower and change its historical function and contemporary meaning. Other participating artists include: Soke Edor, Nicandro Merxelino, Fadlabi, Ky Siriky, Lars Sandnes, Lars Cuzner, Alex Trimino and Victor Mutelekesha.
Curator: Kossi Assou, Curator, Founder and Artistic Director, Ewole – Association for Arts, Culture and Development, Lomé, Togo

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Mohamed Ali Fadlabi (b.1975 in Omdurman, Sudan, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the participation in the Radio Kamina residency organised by Samuel Olou in collaboration with Ewole – Association for Arts, Culture and Development in Lomé, Togo. The project is created to mark the 100-year anniversary of the destruction of the tower that was used by the German colonisers. The intention of the project is to reintroduce and research the meaning between Germany and its colonial past. The residency includes artists from Africa, Asia and Europe, initiating a process that intends to rebuild the tower and change its historical function and contemporary meaning. Other participating artists include: Soke Edor, Nicandro Merxelino, Ky Siriky, Shwan Qaradaki, Lars Sandnes, Lars Cuzner, Alex Trimino and Victor Mutelekesha.
Curator: Kossi Assou, Curator, Founder and Artistic Director, Ewole – Association for Arts, Culture and Development, Lomé, Togo

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Juan Andres Milanes Benito (b.1978 in Isla de la Juventud, Cuba, lives and works in Oslo. Norway) for the participation in the Radio Kamina residency organised by Samuel Olou in collaboration with Ewole – Association for Arts, Culture and Development in Lomé, Togo. The project is created to mark the 100-year anniversary of the destruction of the tower that was used by the German colonisers. The intention of the project is to reintroduce and research the meaning between Germany and its colonial past. The residency includes artists from Africa, Asia and Europe, initiating a process that intends to rebuild the tower and change its historical function and contemporary meaning. Other participating artists include: Soke Edor, Nicandro Merxelino, Fadlabi, Ky Siriky, Shwan Qaradaki, Lars Sandnes, Lars Cuzner, Alex Trimino and Victor Mutelekesha.
Curator: Kossi Assou, Curator, Founder and Artistic Director, Ewole – Association for Arts, Culture and Development, Lomé, Togo

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Samuel Olou (b.1970 in Kelakpe, Togo, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for setting up an international artistic platform in the former radio tower in Kamina, Atakpame, Togo in collaboration with Ewole – Association for Arts, Culture and Development. The project is created to mark the 100-year anniversary of the destruction of the tower that was used by the German colonisers. The project will include a three-week residency including artists from Africa, Asia and Europe; a round table discussion and a research platform. The result will be exhibited in the Goethe Institut in Lomé, Togo. Participating artists include: Soke Edor, Nicandro Merxelino, Fadlabi, Ky Siriky, Shwan Qaradaki, Lars Sandnes, Lars Cuzner, Alex Trimino and Victor Mutelekesha.
Curator: Kossi Assou, Curator, Founder and Artistic Director, Ewole – Association for Arts, Culture and Development, Lomé, Togo

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Nicandro Merxelino (b.1969 in Curaçao, the Netherlands, lives and works in Oslo. Norway) for the participation in the Radio Kamina residency organised by Samuel Olou in collaboration with Ewole – Association for Arts, Culture and Development in Lomé, Togo. The project is created to mark the 100-year anniversary of the destruction of the tower that was used by the German colonisers. The intention of the project is to reintroduce and research the meaning between Germany and its colonial past. The residency includes artists from Africa, Asia and Europe, initiating a process that intends to rebuild the tower and change its historical function and contemporary meaning. Other participating artists include: Soke Edor, Fadlabi, Ky Siriky, Shwan Qaradaki, Lars Sandnes, Lars Cuzner, Alex Trimino and Victor Mutelekesha.
Curator: Kossi Assou, Curator, Founder and Artistic Director, Ewole – Association for Arts, Culture and Development Lomé, Togo

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Victor Mutelekesha (b.1976 in Chililabombwe, Zambia, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the participation in the Radio Kamina residency organised by Samuel Olou in collaboration with Ewole – Association for Arts, Culture and Development in Lomé, Togo. The project is created to mark the 100-year anniversary of the destruction of the tower that was used by the German colonisers. The intention of the project is to reintroduce and research the meaning between Germany and its colonial past. The residency includes artists from Africa, Asia and Europe, initiating a process that intends to rebuild the tower and change its historical function and contemporary meaning. Other participating artists include Soke Edor, Nicandro Merxelino, Fadlabi, Ky Siriky, Shwan Qaradaki, Lars Sandnes, Lars Cuzner and Alex Trimino.
Curator: Kossi Assou, Curator, Founder and Artistic Director, Ewole – Association for Arts, Culture and Development, Lomé, Togo

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Marit Følstad (b.1969 Tromsø, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway), within the ENTRÈE New York Satellite programme at ISCP, New York, NY, USA. The exhibition will be a continuation of the solo exhibition, 'Sense of Doubt', on display in October 2014 at Entrée in Bergen. Curator Randi Grov Berger is in the OCA curator residency program at ISCP.
Curator: Randi Grov Berger, Founder and Curator, Entrée, Bergen, Norway and the satellite Entrée, New York, USA.

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to Elin Øyen Vister (b.1976 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Røst, Norway) for `The Puffin - a performance journey´ and talk at the Sound::Gender::Feminism::Activism conference in London, UK, organised by CRiSAP, Creative Research into Sound Arts Practice at the University of the Arts London, London College of Communication, UK. Øyen Vister will travel with train from Oslo to London dressed as a puffin and give a performance talk at the SGFA conference. Other participating presenters include Alison Ballance, Christopher DeLaurenti, Claudia Wegener, FYTA & Sofia Apostolidou, Freya Johnson Ross, Lucia Farinati & Claudia Firth and Mindy Abovitz.
Curator: Lisa Hall, Research Centre Administrator, Creative Research into Sound Arts Practice (CRiSAP), London, UK

NOK 8 200

Support is provided to the Akademie der Künste der Welt/Köln gGmbH, Cologne, Germany, for the participation of artists Mohamed Ali Fadlabi (b.1975 in Omdurman, Sudan, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) and Lars Cuzner (b.1974, Södertälje, Sweden, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) in the symposium 'Reports to an Academy' at the Kölnischer Kunstverein. Fadlabi and Cuzner will present the performance 'Step high, stoop low, and leave your dignity outside'. The event is according to the applicant ‘a non-academic and emphatically theatrical three-day symposium of performative talks, visionary presentations, stand-up dialogues, musical pieces and special "conference choreographies".’ Other participating artists include Haig Aivazian, Christian von Borries, Keti Chukhrov, Gabriel Dharmoo, Hu Fang, Renzo Martens, Our Literal Speed, Uriel Orlow, Alexandra Pirici and Jalal Toufic.
Curator: Ekaterina Degot & David Riff, Curators, A Report for an Academy, Kölnischer Kunstverein, Cologne, Germany.

NOK 13 277

Support is provided to artist Dima Hourani (b.1985 in Amman, Palestine, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the presentation of the video ‘Past Tense Continuous’ at the Braunschweig University of Art (HBK) in Braunschweig, Germany. ‘Past Tense Continuous’ follows three Palestinian refugee families, with different ages, regions, and fears, carrying their basic and personal belongings, along with them in an old truck, through a continuous journey that started 66 years ago.
Curator: Anne Prenzler, Exhibition Manager, Braunschweig University of Art (HBK)

NOK 9 766

Support is provided to artist Anne Senstad (b.1967 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in New York, NY, USA) for the participation in the P.3+ satellite programme as a part of the Prospect.3 Biennial in New Orleans, LA, USA. Senstad will be part of the exhibition ‘The Nature of Now’, where she will present an agricultural-architectural installation consisting of sugarcane plants and a video projection documenting the making of the The Sugarcane Labyrinth, a 1,4 acre time-, site- and process-specific agricultural land practice piece created in 2009 in Theriot, Lousiana, in collaboration with sugarcane farmer Ronnie Waguespack, Triple K & M Farms in Thibodaux and agricultural economist Alexandre Vialou.
Curator: Pamala Bishop, Curator, ‘The Nature of Now’, Prospect.3 Biennial in New Orleans, LA, USA

NOK 14 400

Support is provided to artist Sofie Knudsen Jansson (b.1987 in Copenhagen, Denmark, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) for the presentation of `The Meal´ at the land art festival Rokko Meets Art 2014 in the Rokko Mountains outside Kobe, Japan. Jansson has, together with Bergen-based artist Asa Shimada, been invited by artist Hidemi Nishida to participate in his project at the festival. According to the artist, the starting point of the project is an installation by Nishida that is set up in the middle of a pond, and that depicts a dining situation. Jansson and Shimada will then developing a performative piece that will take place on and around the installation. Other participating artists include Yusuke Asai, Izumi Kato, Shohei Kamada, Yoshihiko Shikada and Yoshiaki Kaihatsu.
Curator: Hideaki Noda, Research Associate, Joshibi University of Art and Design

NOK 9 000

Support is provided to artist Vilde von Krogh (b.1965 in Lørenskog, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for Brucstock, an experimental art and music festival taking place in the international art centre Can Serrat in El Bruc, Barcelona, Spain. Curated by Von Krogh, Annette Stav Johanssen and Cristobal Adam (VE-ES), Brucstock is a meeting point between Nordic, Spanish and International artists. According to the curators, they aim to invite artists who bring interesting aspects to the live format, and reflect upon actions outside a commercial practice. The festival will be organized by interacting with the outside surroundings, making organic compositions in the landscape between experimental concerts, performances, films and workshops. A live garden will create fluid dialogues between the artists and the visitors´. Participating artists and artist groups include Luiz Simoes, Laura Höldein, Terje Nicholaysen, Dromedar, Kakka Demonica, Street Fajita and Bernard Briis.
Curators: Vilde von Krogh, Annette Stav Johanssen and Cristobal Adam, curators, Brucstock, El Bruc, Barcelona, Spain.

NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artists Emilija Skarnulyte (b.1987 in Vilnius, Litjuania, lives and works in Tromsø, Norway), Matti Aikio (b.1980 in Vuotso, Finland, lives and works in Tromsø) and Henrik Sørlid (b.1989, lives and works in Tromsø) for the participation in the São Paulo Biennial in São Paulo, Brazil. Following an artist residency at the art space Como Clube in São Paulo in March 2014, the artists have been invited to present the video Latent River in collaboration with Como Clube at the biennial. Produced during the residency in São Paulo, the artists describe ‘Latent River’ as ‘an experimental and improvised audio-visual meditation and examination of contemporary issues around the complexities of post-colonial realities, which are very present in Brazil but also echo with the tensions one can find in the north, especially in the semi-nomadic life conditions of the Sami population in relation to the nation state’.
Curators: Thelma Bonavita, Artistic Director, Como Clube, and Benjamin Seroussi, Associate Curator, São Paulo Biennial, São Paulo, Brazil

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Cato Løland (b.1982 in Stord, Norway, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) for an exhibition during the Open Studios at ISCP New York, NY, USA. Løland has been invited by ISCP curator resident and director at gallery Entrée in Bergen, Norway, Randi Grov Berger, to present a new textile work that is part of a series of exhibitions that she will produce during her ISCP residency.
Curator: Randi Grov Berger

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to Art in Progress, Patras, Greece, for the participation of artists Eva Bakkeslett (b.1966, Ramsund, Norway, lives and works in Surrey, UK), Jorund Aase Falkenberg (b.1978, Stavanger, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway), Kristin Holand (b.1983, Steigen, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway), Marianne Darlèn Solhaugstrand (b.1975, Tromsø, Norway, lives and works in Oslo), Don Lawrence (b.1973, USA, lives and works in Oslo, Norway), Tanja Thorjussen (b.1970, Oslo, lives and works in Oslo), Thale Fastvold (b.1978, Oslo, lives and works in Oslo), Sara Christophersen (b.1981, Oslo, lives and works in Oslo), Ingri Fiksdal (b.1982, Oslo, lives and works in Oslo), Helle Siljeholm (b.1981, Oslo, lives and works in Oslo) and Marianne Skjeldal (b.1979, Oslo, lives and works in Oslo) in the RE-culture III, 3rd International Visual Arts Festival Patras, Greece. The Norwegian participation will consist of two projects ’ ‘GREEN – A new human being’ a curatorial project by Thale Fastold, and ’ Moving Society’, a workshop created as a joint project between Christophersen/Fiksdal/ Siljeholm and Skjeldal. Other participating artists include Adam Forrester, Antonio Torres and Michael Loverich, Mark Nieuwenhuis, Hantziandreou Maria and Tsotra Yota.
Curator: curatorial team, Art in Progress, Patras, Greece

NOK 20 000

Support is provided to Marthe Ramm Fortun (b.1978, Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for her performance series ’Riots I have Known and Loved’ at Playground, Museum Leuven, Leuven, Belgium. According to the applicant ” Riots I have Known and Loved is a series of four performances through the city of Leuven, commissioned by Eva Wittcox, senior curator at Museum Leuven for Playground, the annual performance art festival at Museum Leuven”. Other participating artists include Alexandra Pirici & Manuel Pelmus, Béatrice Balcou, Paul Hendrikse, Ellie Ga and Markus Schinwald.
Curator: Eva Wittocx, Curator, Playground 2014, Museum Leuven, Leuven, Belgium

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to the Cell Project Space, London, UK for the participation of artist Marte Eknæs (b.1978 in Elverum, Norway, lives and works in Berlin, Germany) in the exhibition Reboot Horizon, with the Argentinian artist Santiago Taccetti. Eknæs will present the series Architecture/ Duplitecture which examines the counterpart of this Chinese phenomenon, where historical and contemporary architecture is copied in real scale. In conjunction with a new publication ‘Overlay’, by Eknæs’, the exhibition will be accompanied by a discussion hosted by writer, artist Nils Norman and film screening of ‘Brace Brace’, an advertising campaign of a luxury emergency equipment brand, by artists Annika Kuhlmann and Christopher Kulendran Thomas.
Curator: Milika Muritu, Director, Cell Project Space, London, UK

NOK 6 000

Support is provided to Piksel, an annual media art festival in Bergen, Norway, for inviting the Indonesian artist group XXLAB (consisting of Asa Rahmana, Fahla Fadillah Lotan, Irene Agrivina and Rennie Emonk). According to the organisers, ‘Piksel is a festival for artists and developers working with free and open source software, hardware and art. It involves participants from more than a dozen countries exchanging ideas, coding, presenting art and software projects, doing workshops, performances and discussions on the aesthetics and politics of free and open source software’. Other participating artists include Kasia Jusska, Davide Bevilacqua & Alberto Boem, Malte Steiner & Wolfgang Spahn, Louise Harris and Erin Sexton.
Curator: Gisle Frøysland, Artistic Director, Piksel Produksjoner, Bergen, Norway

NOK 20 000

Support is provided to the non-profit organisation Cubitt in London, UK, for the participation of Mattias Danbolt (b.1983 in Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark) in the symposium 'Why Does Fred Sandback's Work Make Me Cry? According to the curator, the symposium will gather a group of speakers ‘focusing on the legacy of institutional critique and that which happens when the body is factored into this exploration’. Mattias Danbolt has been invited because of his activities as a writer, curator and his ability to ‘move across both very accessible and mass-media based forums to working with institutions such as Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo, Norway; the University of Oslo; and the New Museum in New York, NY, USA, to mention a few’. Other participating speakers include Andrea Fraser, Sidsel Meineche Hansen, Sven Lütticken and Vivian Ziherl.
Curator: Fatima Hellberg, curator, Cubitt, London, UK

NOK 5 000

Support is provided to artist Ulf A. S. Holbrook (b.1978, Kristiansand, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for his participation in the Sonic Mmabolela residency in Limpopo, South Africa. According to the applicant the ’Sonic Mmabolela is a two-week residency in the Mmabolela reserve in the Limpopo province in South Africa, close to the border to Botswana. The residency involves field work, studio work and theoretical/critical iscussions/presentations. The frame of the residency and the engagement with an “unknown” sonic and visual landscape challenges and expands the notions and understanding in listening, recognition and presence.’
Curator: Francisco López, Director, Workshop/Residency ‘Sonic Mmabolela’, Limpopo, South Africa

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to ICCo - Instituto de Cultura Contemporânea, São Paulo, Brasil, for the participation of Anne Szefer Karlsen (b.1976, Bergen, Bergen, Norway, lives and works in Bergen) as a panelist in the Forum. The World Biennial Forum is a gathering of biennial practitioners and appreciators to examine and discuss the foremost topics and concerns within international biennial making and contemporary arts, organized by ICCo - Instituto de Cultura Contemporânea in partnership with Biennial Foundation and Fundação Bienal São Paulo.
Curators: Charles Esche, Galit Eilat, Nuria Enguita Mayo, Pablo Lafuente, Luiza Proença, Oren Sagiv, and Benjamin Seroussi, Curatorial team, World Biennial Forum No 2: How to make Biennials in Contemporary Times, São Paulo, Brazil

NOK 7 943

Support is provided to Littoral Arts Trust/Merz Barn project, Ambleside, UK for the participation of Dr. Karin Hellandsjø (b.1944, Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) in a conference titled ’HOUSING MERZ in the 21st Century - The artistic legacy of the Merz Barn and Kurt Schwitters in Britain’. Other speakers in the conference include Dr. Isabel Schulz, dr. Adrian Notz, Alice Workman, Susan Sutton, Debrorah Ely, Antony Penrose, Aira Gad and Stephanie Sherman.
Curator: Dr Caroline Collier, Director, Partnerships and Programmes, TATE, London, UK

NOK 1 700

Support is provided to the Galerie im Taxispalais - Galerie des Landes Tirol, Innsbruck, Austria, for the participation of artist Ane Mette Hol (b.1979, Bodø, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway), in the group exhibition titled. 'Living in the Material World - Materiality in Contemporary Art’. According to the curator the project investigates the role of material in contemporary art. The intention is to fathom the way that the twelve invited artists handle their chosen materials, and from that draw conclusions about the value and importance of materiality today. Other participating artists include Lara Almarcegui, Michael Beutler, Karla Black, Berta Fischer, Theaster Gates, Jessica Jackson Hutchins, David Jablonowski, Markus Karstieß, Alicja Kwade, Marie Lund and Oscar Tuazon.
Curator: Dr. Beate Ermacora, Director, Galerie im Taxispalais, Innsbruck, Austria

NOK 21 616

Support is provided to artist Aleksander Johan Andreassen (b.1982 in Bodø, Norway, lives and works in Enskede, Sweden) for the solo presentation of his video work Stille dag (Silent day) at the non-profit gallery AC Institute in New York, NY, USA. The video follows the artist’s mother for 24 hours from a fixed position in her home using time lapse photography. The audio consists of two edited conversations between the artist and the main character about her passive lifestyle and the effect it has on their mother-son relationship.
Curator: Holly Crawford, Director, AC Institute, New York, NY, USA

NOK 11 084

Support is provided to Hanne Grieg Hermansen (b.1984 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) and Øystein Wyller Odden (b.1983 in Notodden, Norway, lives and works in Oslo) for the participation in the artist residency at Trenza Negra, San Cristobal de Las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico. The artists are also planning to work at Taller Leñateros, a publishing collective operated by contemporary Mayan artists in Chiapas, offering courses in different printing techniques such as woodcut, xylography and silkscreen, as well as paper making and bookbinding. As a part of the Trenza Negra residency the artists are invited to present an exhibition of works in progress in the project room of the gallery La Galería.
Curators: Maritea Dæhlin / Andrea Betancourt, curators, Trenza Negra, San Cristobal de Las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico

NOK 19 000

Support is provided to artist Sandra Mujinga (b.1989 in Goma, Democratic Republic of Kongo, lives and works in Malmö, Sweden) for a trip to Lagos, Nigeria, to embark on an exchange between the Nordic countries and West Africa on performance. The project will be presented at the Center for Contemporary Art (CCA) in Lagos and at the Lilith Performance Studio in Malmö, Sweden. Other participating artists include Bernard Akoi-Jackson, Christian Etongo, Henna-Riikka Halonen, Adeola Olagunju, Odun Orimilade and Tori Wrånes.
Initiators: Elin Lundgren and Petter Pettersson, Curators, Lilith Performance Studio, Malmö, Sweden, and Marianne Hultman, Artistic Director, Oslo Kunstforening, Oslo, Norway.

NOK 15 000

Support is provided to artist Tori Wrånes (b.1978 in Kristiansand, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for a trip to Lagos, Nigeria, to embark on an exchange between the Nordic countries and West Africa on performance. The project will be presented at the Center for Contemporary Art (CCA) in Lagos and at the Lilith Performance Studio in Malmö, Sweden. Other participating artists include Bernard Akoi-Jackson, Christian Etongo, Henna-Riikka Halonen, Adeola Olagunju, Odun Orimilade and Sandra Mujinga.
Initiators: Elin Lundgren and Petter Pettersson, Curators, Lilith Performance Studio, Malmö, Sweden, and Marianne Hultman, Artistic Director, Oslo Kunstforening, Oslo, Norway.

NOK 15 000

Support is provided to Marianne Hultman (b.1970, Eriksfält, Sweden, lives and works in Oslo, Norway), curator at the Oslo Kunstforening, for the participation in the joint project 'An Exchange between the Nordic Countries and West Africa Performance as a tool for freedom of expression'. The project is initiated by Lilith Performance Studio in Malmö, Sweden and the Center for Contemporary Art, Lagos, Nigeria. According to the curator ”the project aim to, amongst other things, offer the Lagos art scene an insight into the Nordic performance scene, through public presentations and a workshop based performance festival at CCA, Lagos and to offer Malmö a glimpse of the West African performance art scene, through four large-scale performance art productions at Lilith Performance Studio.”
Curator: Marianne Hultman, Artistic Director, Oslo Kunstforening, Bisi Silva, Founder and Artistic Director, Centre for Contemporary Art, Lagos, Nigeria (CCA, Lagos), Petter Pettersson and Elin Lundgren, both Artistic Directors at Lilith Performance Studio, Malmö, Sweden

NOK 9 000

Support is provided to artist Kristina Daukintyte Aas (b.1978, Klaipeda, Lithuania, lives and works in Utvik, Norway) in the exhibition 10 × 10 = 100% at JACQUARD at Galeri Titanikas, Vilnius Academy of Fine Arts, Vilnius, Lithania, where the exhibition will present the works of 10 contemporary artists from Norway and 10 from Lithuania. The focus of the exhibition is digital Jacquard weaving (the Jacquard loom was invented by Joseph Marie Jacquard, in France in 1801). According to the curators ‘The main idea of the exhibition is to show how jacquard weave has developed and to present artists that use technology in diverse ways - from plain weave to textile sculptures, using sensors or light projections, a sound that interacts with textiles, a movement.’
Other participating artists include Aiste Voveryte, Daiva Zubriene, Egle Ganda Bogdaniene and Vilija Povilaityte.
Curators: Monika Zaltauskaite-Grasiene, Solveiga Gutaute, Kristina D. Aas, curatorial team, 10x10=100% JACQUARD, Galeri Titanikas, Vilnius Academy of Fine Arts, Vilnius, Lithuania

NOK 25 000

Support is provided to The American-Scandinavian Foundation, New York, USA, for the participation of artists A K Dolven (b.1953 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in Leknes, Norway and London, UK) and Ann Lislegaard (b.1962 in Tønsberg, Norway, lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark and New York, NY, USA) in the exhibition ’Voyage to the Virtual: Nordic Digital Art’. ’Featuring moving image artworks by Nordic artists working with video, interactive, and virtual performance, Voyage to the Virtual will explore new Nordic interpretations of visual space—the cinematic, architectural, and conceptual—inviting visitors on a perceptual voyage into the realm of the virtual. A number of exhibition-related programs are planned, including workshops and artist talks, an audio visual performance, and children’s programs.’, according to the curator. Other participating artists include Katja Aglert, Elina Brotherus, Olafur Eliasson, Jette Gejl Kristensen & Peter Møller-Nielsen, Petra Lindholm, Per Platou, Jacob Tækker and Anders Weberg.
Curator: Tanya Toft, independent curator, ’Voyage to the Virtual: Nordic Digital Art’, The American-Scandinavian Foundation, New York, USA.

NOK 12 376

Support is provided to the artist Nora Adwan (b.1983, London, UK, lives and works in Bergen, Norway) for her work in the project ‘Forming the Formless’ at The Townhouse Gallery in Cairo, Egypt. The artist ‘will be working at a studio attached to the gallery for 10 weeks producing a work for exhibition. During that time I will give a public lecture and participate in an open studio.’ Adwan states that she ‘use both film and digital media within my work as they refer to different ways of seeing and understanding the world through image making and viewing.’ She will be using material gathered in Cairo and will be working with slide film, digital media and small sculptures.
Curator: Dina Kafafi, Residency Program Manager, The Townhouse Gallery, Cairo, Egypt

NOK 14 600

Support is provided to Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, UK for the solo exhibition of artist AK Dolven (b.1953 in Oslo, Norway, lives and works in London, UK) titled ‘please return’. According to the applicant the exhibition will, ‘As well as new works, including spoken word recordings (JA as longs as I can (2012), film and video installation (Vertical on my own (2011), and when I discovered the end I wanted to live really long (2013), it will include paintings by 19th century Norwegian artist Peder Balke (1804-1884) shown alongside Dolven’s in order to convey a shared vision. A smaller version of the exhibition is planned to take place at The National Museum of Art, Oslo in 2015.’ The curator says that ‘Whilst sharing Balke’s world view, Dolven puts the human condition into the foreground of her work, dealing explicitly with the nature of perception and the subconscious functioning of memory and emotions. It is significant that she focuses on densely multisensory situations, in which her main subject is at once very present and resonant with “lost time”. (…) she will take paintings by Balke to engage him in a kind of artistic conversation, to take place between here and now and there and then.’
Curator: Jonathan Watkins, Director, Ikon, Birmingham, UK

NOK 62 000

Support is provided to artist Morten Andersen (b.1965, Akershus, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) to do a workshop and lecture at the Centro Fotografico Maneul Alvarez Bravo, Oaxaca, Mexico. The artist will ‘During a one week workshop… work close with about 15 local photography students. I will teach about photography, artists books and selfpublishing, but first of all I will teach and push them to develop their own work and projects on a personal, but also on a critical level.’ Moreover Andersen is expected to give a talk on his work. This will be open to the public.
Curator: Daniel Brena, Director, Centro Fotografico Maneul Alvarez Bravo, Oaxaca, Mexico

NOK 15 000

Support is provided to the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Tel Aviv, Israel, for Ann Lislegaard (b.1962 in Tønsberg, Norway, lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark)'s solo exhbition 'Ann Lislegaard: Paraspace' at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. According to the curator, 'Ann Lislegaard's layered work is a reading of technological existence in a world that blurs the distinction between living creatures and machines. Lislegaard uses science fiction as raw material for constructing spaces, which confront concrete architectural spaces and fictitious ones, examining the dialectics between interior and exterior in changing environments.
Curator: Meira Yagid-Haimovici, Senior Curator of Design and Architecture, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Tel Aviv, Israel

NOK 25 000

Support is provided to curator Karen Schønemann (b.1983 in Copenhagen, Denmark, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) for the Prague Quadrennial 2015, 'SharedSpace', as she will be curating the Norwegian contribution, where Norwegian artist Signe Becker (b.1981 in Trondheim, Norway, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) is presenting her work ‘Please, please me!’. According to the applicant Becker's piece “is socially commentary piece, consisting of 25 skeleton like bodies, floating down a stairway on a gigantic Norwegian flag. The flag is too big to ever be completely unfolded and its original purpose is no longer valid, its function in flux. The skeletons are inspired by the Norse myth of Asgardsreia, telling the story about a hoard of deceased beings riding through the night, stealing from the living.' Other participating curators include Nelly Barseghyan, Michael-Scott Mitchel, Christian Halkin, Patrick Du Wors and Liu Xinglin.
Curator: Sodja Zupanc Lotker, Artistic Director, Prague Quadrennial 2015, Prague, Czech Republic

NOK 9 000

Support is provided to curator Selene Wendt (b.1966, Geneva, Switzerland, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) who is invited by the Museu de Arte Contemporanea, Niterói, Brazil, to curate the exhibition 'The Art of Storytelling'. According to the curator “The Art of Storytelling is a large-scale exhibition featuring work by visual artists whose work is directly inspired by literature and storytelling. The exhibition is a continuation of the story that was first told in The Storytellers: Narratives in International Contemporary Art, seen at The Stenersen Museum in 2012,...” Other participating artists include Gilvan Barreto, William Kentridge, Lobato & Guimaraes, Ulf Nilsen, Valeska Soares and Nina Yuen.
Curator : Selene Wendt, Curator, 'The Art of Storytelling', Museu de Arte Contemporanea, Niterói, Brazil

NOK 10 000

Support is provided to artist Per Inge Bjørlo (b.1952 in Ålesund, Norway, lives and works in Hønefoss, Norway) for the presentation of the solo exhibition ‘Per Inge Bjørlo’ at Vandalorum Centre for Art and Design in Värnamo, Sweden. The exhibition will emerge from the retrospectives held at Henie Onstad Art Center (2012), Bergen Art Museum (2012) and Tønder Art Museum, Denmark (2013), and that received The Norwegian Art Critics’ Prize in 2011. According to the artist, ‘elaborating on the experience from these exhibitions has given way to a new body of work with the collective title The Weight of the Lung and Crow Sound. It consists of both two and three-dimensional works: drawings, paintings, objects and sculptures’. The exhibition will consist of works from the retrospective in combination with new works.
Curator: Elna Svenle, Director, Vandalorum Centre for Art and Design, Värnamo, Sweden

NOK 20 000

Support is provided for the participation of artist Matias Faldbakken (b.1973 in Hobro, Denmark, lives and works in Oslo, Norway) in ‘J'ai Froid’ at the art space castillo/corrales in Paris, France. According to the curator, ‘J’ai Froid’ investigates subversive strategies in Scandinavian culture, and uncovers new connections between contemporary art and movements such as black metal and expressionism. Faldbakken plans to present new sculptural works, which among others will include Towards The Light, a copy of Edvard Munch's sculpture Menneskeberget (1926). Other participating artists are Sidsel Meineche Hansen, Theodor Kittelsen and Asger Jorn.
Curator: Joachim Hamou, Curator, ‘J’ai Froid’, castillo/corrales, Paris, France

NOK 25 000