International outreach - Representation and promotion
Canada
Boost your international presence and expand market opportunities with funding up to $30,000 through the Representation and Promotion component
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Grant and Funding
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- Arts, entertainment and recreation
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- Canada Council for the Arts (CCA)
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The Arts Abroad program provides grants to support travel related to the international promotion of Canadian artists and artistic works. Eligible activities include representing and promoting Canadian artists, building on existing tours, bringing international buyers to Canada, and leading Canadian delegations abroad. Applicants must be registered or incorporated Canadian arts organizations or foreign arts organizations that invite Canadian artists for presentations.
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This grant is offered to Canadian organizations, irrespective of their specific province or territory, as long as they are capable of promoting Canadian artists internationally.
- The grant is available to registered or incorporated Canadian artistic organizations.
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Eligibility for this grant is determined by the profile created and approved in the portal and the current funding status of the organization.
- The applicant must be a Canadian arts organization registered or incorporated.
- Eligible candidates include arts support organizations, national arts service organizations, festivals, publishers, management agencies, and galleries.
- Organizations currently receiving operational funding can apply for this component.
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Eligible applicants for this grant program include the following types of organizations: Organizations and support groups, and shared platforms National arts service organizations Festivals, presenters, and touring networks Book and magazine publishers Agencies, management service organizations, and gallery owners International literary, media arts, and visual arts festivalsEligibility is determined based on the profile created in the portal and approved by the Council of Canada. Organizations that are already receiving core (operating) funding can still apply to this component. Note that the program also provides grants to foreign artistic organizations inviting Canadian artists to present their works, as well as to Canadian organizations hosting foreign buyers.
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This grant does not specifically list ineligible companies or industries. Restrictions focus on ensuring the applicant's activities align with the promotion of Canadian artistic practices internationally.
- No specific exclusions for companies based on industry sectors or operational activities are provided in the grant details.
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This grant supports activities related to representing and promoting Canadian artists and artworks internationally. Eligible projects must involve travel outside of Canada and aim to enhance the international presence and recognition of Canadian art.
- Official representation and promotion of Canadian artists under contractual agreements.
- Optimization of an ongoing tour for artist representatives.
- Welcoming foreign buyers to Canada.
- Leading a Canadian delegation abroad.
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The grant covers specific expenses directly linked to international representation and promotion activities.
- Transportation costs, generally based on fixed amounts as determined by the Council.
- Accommodation and daily allowances, up to 5 days per trip.
- Additional shipping or baggage fees directly related to the activity, up to $2,500.
- Conference registration fees and booth rental at market development events.
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The evaluation and selection of projects for the "RAYONNER À L’INTERNATIONAL : Représentation et promotion" grant component are based on specific criteria to ensure impactful and relevant support to the Canadian artistic community.
- Impact (40%): The expected results include the development and enhancement of the international profile of the artists represented and the Canadian artistic practice, establishment of international links and knowledge exchange, and creation of new opportunities. A minimum score of 25 out of 40 is required.
- Relevance (40%): Assessment of the rationale for the project, including its timeliness and relevance, as well as the significance of the events or participation of partners or hosting organizations. A minimum score of 25 out of 40 is required.
- Feasibility (20%): Evaluation of the applicant’s and their partners' or hosting organizations’ capability and experience to successfully execute the project, alongside scrutiny of the budget’s reasonableness. A minimum score of 10 out of 20 is required.
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Here are the steps to submit an application for this grant:
- Step 1: Preliminary Registration
- Ensure your organization is eligible based on the specified criteria.
- Register in the portal at least 30 days before you wish to submit your application.
- Step 2: Application Preparation
- Prepare detailed descriptions of your project and expected outcomes.
- Design a clear travel plan and budget, adhering to eligibility requirements.
- Ensure that your proposal meets the criteria for Impact, Relevance, and Feasibility.
- Collect supporting documents such as letters of invitation and a list of artists represented.
- Step 3: Complete Online Application
- Log into the portal and fill out the application form with all necessary details.
- Provide your project overview and consent to share your details if selected.
- Select the relevant types of activities and forms of art involved in your project.
- Upload all required supporting documents.
- Step 4: Submit Application
- Review all entries for accuracy and completeness.
- Submit the completed application through the portal before the project's departure date.
- Step 5: Post-Submission
- Fill out the Grant Acceptance Form if your application is successful.
- Prepare to submit a final report within three months after project completion.
- Step 6: Contact and Consultation
- Contact a program officer for any clarifications or assistance before applying.
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The program is designed to support Canadian art and artists on an international stage.
- The grant requires submission through an online portal.
- Applicants can make up to 4 grant requests per calendar year.
- The maximum grant amount is $30,000.
- Applicants must register on the portal at least 30 days before applying.
- Eligible expenses include transportation, accommodation, shipping, and conference fees.
Apply to this program
Boost Your International Artistic Presence with Key Funding
The "Rayonner à l’international: Représentation et promotion" grant offers crucial funding to Canadian artistic organizations for global travel to promote Canadian artists and art at international events. It supports these organizations in enhancing their presence on the global art scene by providing travel subsidies.
Detailed Breakdown of the International Representation and Promotion Grant
The "Rayonner à l’international" grant under the Représentation et promotion component is meticulously crafted to support the global exposure and promotion of Canada’s vibrant and diverse artistry. Focused on travelling initiatives, it emphasizes fostering the international renown of Canadian art and artists, providing significant funding opportunities up to CAD 30,000 for eligible projects.
This particular grant is categorized as a project grant, allowing organizations to apply up to four times per calendar year, ensuring multiple opportunities for engagement and promotion in diverse international arenas. The financial support covers a variety of travel-associated costs such as transportation, accommodation, and daily allowances, but also extends to hidden costs like additional shipping charges directly related to the art promotion activities.
Eligible entities to apply for this funding include national and international arts service organizations, publishers, tour networks, and management services, among others, provided they are either Canadian organizations advancing Canadian artists abroad or foreign organizations inviting Canadian talent to international forums. The grant underscores a need for travel beyond Canadian borders and a minimum of 500 kilometers from the point of departure, ensuring a wide international reach.
Applications are required to outline comprehensive travel plans, budget estimations, and detailed project objectives, bolstered by invitations or confirmations from international hosts or partners where applicable. The grant not only aims at fostering an immediate international exposure but also aims at long-term establishments of international connections, underscoring strategic networking, and creating new market opportunities for the Canadian art community.
Funding decisions are evaluatively crafted, focusing heavily on the impact potential (40% weight), project relevance (40%), and feasibility (20%). Impact metrics include enhancing the international profile of Canadian arts and artists, establishing international partnerships, and creating novel market opportunities. Potential grant recipients are advised to align their project motives with these coverage dimensions to optimize their funding prospects.
A unique aspect of this grant is the collaborative sharing of project information with Global Affairs Canada and Canadian Heritage, enhancing the scope and impact of projects via governmental networks and fostering Canadian representation at significant global cultural events. This strategic collaboration aims at enhancing Canada’s artistic footprint in global scenarios and establishing diplomatic representations in alignment with Canadian foreign affairs strategies.
Successful applicants are obligated to submit a final detailed activity report post-project completion, ensuring accountability and maximizing the learning and shared knowledge potential from funded activities. Thus, this grant not only endeavors to elevate Canadian art on international platforms but also construct a sustainable framework for future engagement and promotion in the global arts sphere.
The "Rayonner à l’international" grant thus stands as a pivotal funding opportunity, bridging Canadian artistic talent to global platforms, further embedding Canadian art’s significance in diverse international cultural landscapes. It is both a gateway and an anchor for Canadian artistic endeavors on the global stage, offering robust financial and strategic support for impactful international engagement.
