Exhibition Grant

Our Work

Our programs facilitate opportunities for arts professionals to connect with artists from Israel; foster artist engagement with the art world outside of Israel; and contextualize art from Israel within international contemporary art discourse.

Exhibition Grants Overview

Artis’ exhibition grants provide support for solo and group presentations at internationally recognized contemporary art organizations, such as museums, nonprofits, biennials, and festivals outside of Israel that present artists from Israel. Artis seeks to support exhibitions and projects that encourage critical thinking, foster discussion, and create new connections across disciplines and cultures. Artis prioritizes proposals from leading museums and art institutions worldwide for exhibitions with significant visibility that propose meaningful and innovative formats for engaging with artistic practice. Applications for exhibition grants are received from the exhibiting institution and are reviewed by an international panel of contemporary art professionals.

Funding priorities / Who we fund

Through the Exhibition Grant program, Artis supports the work of artists from Israel, presented in an international context of dialogue and exchange at leading art institutions. Artis prioritizes funding for programs that demonstrate curatorial ambition and artistic experimentation.

Artis is particularly interested in exhibition proposals that address urgent environmental issues on a local and global scale. We invite exhibition proposals that grapple with the climate crisis and its intersections with politics and public discourse. We are also interested in receiving applications from institutions that practice climate-consciousness in their daily operations and exhibition-making.

Eligibility

_You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website._

• Exhibition grants are awarded directly to international organizations, such as museums, nonprofits, biennials, and festivals in support of exhibitions, events, presentations, or other programs, online or physical, that present one or more artists from Israel.
• Applications must be submitted by the institution and not by the artist.
• Artists can identify as being from Israel regardless of current location of residence, race, religion, age, ethnicity, sexual orientation, political persuasion, or additional national identity. The grant program seeks to support international institutions of different scales and in a diverse range of geographies.
• Institutions must submit their proposals online as early as possible, and at least four months before the project start date.

Ineligibility

• Exhibition grants may not be used to support exhibitions or projects in Israel, independent artist projects, tuition fees, residencies, projects at commercial galleries, religious programs, exhibition catalogues, or general operating costs.