Rambourg Foundation Prize for Contemporary Art 2020
Application submission
January 9,2020
Application deadline
July 15,2020
Award ceremony
September 25,2020
The deadline for submitting applications for the third edition of the Rambourg Foundation Prize will be extended to July 15, allowing artists to complete their files. As for the award ceremony, it will be postponed to a later date.
Contact
Molka Haj Salem
contact@fondationrambourg.org
+216. 71 781 467
Status: Closed
Actors from several artistic disciplines and some cultural sectors in Tunisia have a constant need for endowments in order to carry out projects that are part of a scaled down economy. The field of Contemporary Art is dramatically expanding in Tunisia which is why it now requires real structuring.To meet this need, the Rambourg Foundation has decided to refocus the Prize on emerging artists of Contemporary Art in Tunisia. This Prize will therefore make it possible to provide a regular event related to this sector and will undoubtedly offer visibility to the artists.
In order for their projects to be taken into account, applicants must comply with the following conditions:
- The Prize is open to candidates regardless of their nationality and their location, as long as their work is related to the Tunisian art scene. (which must be highlighted in the application file)
- The project must be carried out in Tunisia.
- The laureats from previous editions can participate in the Prize, but with a different proposition from that presented in the previous edition. The project must be creative and innovative.
In order for their projects to be taken into account, applicants must comply with the following conditions:
- The Prize is open to candidates regardless of their nationality and their location, as long as their work is related to the Tunisian art scene. (which must be highlighted in the application file)
- The project must be carried out in Tunisia.
- The project must be creative and innovative
The candidate will have to provide certain personal information in the website.
The candidate must deposit in the website a written document in which he will explain his background, his past projects as well as the obstacles he may have encountered in the development of these. He will have to explain how these elements led him to start the submitted project.
The candidate must deposit in the website a written document specifying the project he wishes to submit
as part of the Prize. He can eventually explain the relation between his project and contemporary art
and / or the Tunisian art scene, if necessary. This document must also present possible partnerships as well as the impact and cultural mediation actions contemplated.
The candidate must present five personal projects or projects in which the candidate has directly participated, through a portfolio or videos for instance, if the project area requires it. These projects must show what the candidate has been able to achieve in the past, regardless of the different artistic fields.
Further details and informations will be put in place to help candidates complete their application and precisely define the Prize’s expectations and requirements. Assistance will be put in place, via email and telephone, and information meetings will be held in four different locations in Tunisia (in order to cover as best as possible the whole territory) in order to directly respond to the interrogations of the candidates.
The project can be presented in French, Arabic and English. Communication surrounding the Prize
will be in French and Arabic.