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SNF Offers Fellowships for 80 Young Greek Artists at ARTWORKS

March 11, 2020

Are you a young Greek artist?

Apply now for the eight-month Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) Artist Fellowship Program at ARTWORKS, which offers funding and opportunities for professional development and networking.

The program will award Fellowships, which include €8,000 stipends, to 80 artists in the fields of visual arts, animation, dance, and visual arts curation.

In addition to the stipend, participants will have the opportunity to participate in ARTWORKS events, including seminars, workshops, artist talks, and much more. During and after the program, ARTWORKS will offer participants networking opportunities through artist fellowship programs with cultural organizations in Greece and abroad.

ARTWORKS was created in 2017 to foster the talent of Greek artists and is supported by a founding grant from the SNF. To date, the program has supported a total of 140 fellows.

Apply now at art-works.gr/en/.

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