CoMuse Fellowship Programme

The fellowship programme is one of the central components of the project “The Collaborative Museum” (CoMuse) and addresses international artists, researchers, community representatives, and cultural workers.

The programme offers grants for academic or artistic research projects that allow fellows the opportunity to critically examine the collections and their contexts of meaning through their work, to experiment with new research approaches, to develop interventions in the field of contemporary art, or to work together with curators and museums’ staff to inspire new impulses in transcultural museum work. Transparency and opening up new forms of access are key focuses of this work, as is ensuring the participation of a diversity of disciplines, individuals, cultural perspectives, and voices. The CoMuse Fellowship programme is particularly interested in supporting early-career academics and emerging artists in their professional development.

We will inform you on our website when new open calls are published. Past calls for applications can be found here.

Fellowships

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    Culture of Remembrance Oral History Collection Research Community Engagement

    Gabriela García García is a Mazatec woman who is committed to her culture. She is a writer in the Mazatec language and an interpreter in the Mexican…

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    Education & Outreach Culture of Remembrance Conservation & Restauration

    Radhey Shyam Sharma is a master craftsman based in Varanasi, the spiritual heart of India, where centuries-old traditions continue to shape the art of…

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    Culture of Remembrance Oral History Collection Research

    Osaisonor Godfrey Ekhator-Obogie is a historian from Benin City and the Executive Secretary of the Institute for Benin Studies in Nigeria. During his…

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    Contemporary Art Education & Outreach Culture of Remembrance

    Ahad Moslemi and Alice Mestriner are a duo of contemporary artists whose work deals with the study and construction of meanings that are changed or…