Who Can Apply
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Art Institutions within the countries of Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and the UK
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The Program or Project must cater to catalysing and expanding the field of Modern & Contemporary South Asian fine and applied arts
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The Program or Project must cater to art professionals who are working with the following disciplines (please read further descriptions of each division below):
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Research
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Publications
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Archiving
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Professional Development
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Programs or Projects can be run by individuals, however they must be associated with an institution
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Programs or Projects for ASAP’s 2023/2024 cycle must be completed by April 2024
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At this moment in time, ASAP does not allocate grants for architectural research or individual artist projects, programs or residencies
HOW TO APPLY
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Please find the application form for download here
A breakdown of the budget must also be provided with the application form. Each division has its own template. Please make sure to choose the appropriate budget template below:
The deadline for submissions for ASAP’s 2023/2024 cycle is Friday, 17 March 2023
BUDGET FAQ
ASAP facilitates mentorship as part of each grant but does not cover any expense incurred. Please ensure the cost of the mentorship is allocated in the budget.
The total budget for the program or project could be more than £10,000, however the maximum ASAP can currently provide is £10,000.
The Program or Project total budget could be more than £10,000, however the maximum ASAP can give to the Program or Project is £10,000
For further information, please view our 2021/2022 Programs and Projects supported by ASAP, or email us at [email protected]
Application Timeline for 2023 – 2024
Submission for applications open on
Tuesday 3 January 2023Application Deadline
Friday 17 March 2023Short Listing of Grants
Friday 24 March 2023Selection of Projects
Week of 22 May 2023Informing Institutions of their application
Week of 29 May 2023Dissemination of Projects
June 2023 to April 2024