the extent to which the theme is effectively translated into a programme and an appropriate community.ĭue to the limited budget, 7 of the 19 positively assessed applications could be supported. the artistic or reflective ambition of the project the relevance of the chosen theme within the context of the open call The advisory committee, consisting of Harriët Mbonjani (Education Eye – Oxville Cinema – generation inclusion), Farida Sedoc (designer and artist) and Giorgio Toppin (fashion, textile and graphic designer), assessed the applications based on three criteria: Only a few applicants explicitly focused on one discipline. The majority of the proposals were of a distinctly interdisciplinary nature. The themes ranged from fair practice within the design world to making unheard stories and histories visible and creating space for minority groups within the cultural and creative field. In response to the call, the Fund received 48 applications. In doing so, we aim to broaden and deepen the creative industry. By means of the call, the Fund encourages activities aimed at empowering marginalized voices and underexposed areas served by the Fund. This is the second time the Fund has issued the Open Call Research, Act & Reflect.

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