Application Deadline: January 31, 2025
Selection Results: End of February 2025
Who is it for: Emerging artists in public spaces and non-conventional venues, based in the EU or Creative Europe participating countries.
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About the Programme
The IN SITU PLATFORM supports artistic creation in public spaces, emphasizing societal and environmental transitions. Managed by Lieux Publics, the platform brings together a consortium of over 20 programmers who have supported more than 300 artists for over 20 years.
Selected participants will join the Learning & Discovering programme, which includes:
- Online preparation meetings and training modules.
- An immersive lab with networking opportunities.
- Peer-to-peer exchanges with experienced IN SITU artists.
- Workshops and training sessions to pitch projects to international programmers.
- Exposure to public space creation contexts and festivals hosted by IN SITU partners.
Selected artists will benefit from:
- Training in sustainability, project pitching, and public space production.
- A fully immersive six-day lab during a European festival or event.
- Support sessions with On The Move and workshops led by IN SITU programmers.
- Networking opportunities with artists and culture professionals.
- Coverage of participation fees, travel, meals, and accommodation.
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must:
- Be emerging artists with projects for public spaces or unconventional venues.
- Propose artistic productions under development (beyond the idea stage but not yet touring).
- Be based in EU or Creative Europe participating countries.
- Demonstrate technical feasibility and adaptability to European contexts.
- Have basic conversational English.
About IN SITU
Led by Lieux publics, European and national centre based in Marseille, France and co-funded by the European Commission.
Since 2003, the network has supported over 300 artists working outside conventional venues and contributing to the transformation of our territories. IN SITU is an ecosystem connecting artists with audiences, programmers and key players involved in the social and political realities around Europe.
Read more and apply in IN SITU's
website.
