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Short- or long-term composers’ agreements.
These may include:
Commissioned works, composer-in-residence agreements, residencies and other mutually binding arrangements between commissioning parties and Danish composers across the musical field.
The Danish Arts Foundation may provide partial funding for the composer’s fee.
Music
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15. January 2019
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Funding for projects in Denmark and abroad: for production, exhibitions, shows, trade fairs, seminars and communication projects concerning Danish craft and design.
Crafts & Design
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1. February 2019
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Subsidies for literary events and marketing Danish literature abroad. Applications for subsidies are accepted from foreign publishers, diplomatic representations abroad, cultural institutions and others who wish to promote and increase knowledge about Danish literature outside Denmark.
Literature
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Continuous
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Visits organised under this programme are made only by invitation from the Danish Agency for Culture. The programme is aimed at professional groups working within the different branches of the arts and involved in special projects, conferences or conventions.
Crafts & Design
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Continuous
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Grants for international cultural exchange projects under the Collaborative Agreement between the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Danish Ministry of Culture only to be sought by institutions covered by the agreement
Music, Literature, Crafts & Design, Film, Performing arts, Architecture
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Continuous
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Literature
Literature
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Continuous
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Curators, directors of art institutions and other art professionals from abroad may apply for funding to carry out curatorial research in Denmark.
Visual arts
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Continuous
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Grants for authors’ travel expenses. Danish and foreign authors, Danish and foreign institutions and translators who translate from Danish into other languages may apply.
Literature
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Continuous
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Grants to nordic publishers to cover translation fees.
Literature
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1. March 2019
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Grant for performing arts activities with international content.
Performing arts
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15. January 2019
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