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* http://www.ifa.de/en/foerderprogramme/ausstellungsfoerderung/bewerbung/
* http://www.ifa.de/en/foerderprogramme/ausstellungsfoerderung/kuenstlerkontakte/

Information on the Application Procedure

The funding programme for exhibitions abroad is – provided some prerequisites – supporting exhibition projects of contemporary German artists or artists with residence in Germany. Funding is available for
• solo exhibtions,
• group exhibitions,
• the participation in international exhibition projects and
• the participation in international biennials,

if these will take place in public museums and non-commercial galleries.
Funding can be applied for transport, artist's travelling expenses and lease rental charges for technical equipment.

Please note: The ifa cannot act as a negotiator while the project is still planned.

Application deadlines
The application deadlines are January 31 (spring committee) and August 15 (autumn committee), the post mark is valid. The spring committee meeting decides on projects of the current year (only exhibitions not starting before June); the autumn committee meeting decides on projects of the following year. Applications must be complete and on due time to be admitted to the committee meetings, if submitted after the deadline they cannot be considered. Applications may be submitted in German or English.

Contact
Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen
Fine Arts Department
Ms Ingrid Klenner
Charlottenplatz 17
D-70173 Stuttgart
Phone +49 / (0)711 / 2225-171
Fax +49 / (0)711 / 2225-194
klenner( at )ifa.de
Office hours for consultation and information Monday through Friday from 10 to 12 a.m. (exeptions on appointment)

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 Focus energy on getting UK scholarship and visa first.
 Get UK visa as early as possible.
-On UK student visa I am allowed to go one month in advance, meaning earliest arrival in uk can be 1 sept 2013.
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		+	== new plan ==
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		+	My original reasons for wanting to go to Berlin were to:
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		+	Get out of Singapore
		+	Make new work at a nice new independent interdisclipinary space like ZKU
		+	Spend more time in Berlin
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		+	My current reasons for wanting to go to Berlin are:
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		+	Being closer to you
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		+	My current problems about going to Berlin:
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		+	Grave financial difficulties
		+	Need to settle administrative stuff in Singapore for UK student visa, attend interviews, etc
		+	Am going to get out of the country proper for school anyway, so shouldn't rush to go to Berlin now.
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		+	THE SOLUTION?
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		+	Don't go to Berlin from June-July.
		+	Focus energy on getting UK scholarship and visa first.
		+	Get UK visa as early as possible.
		+	On UK student visa I am allowed to go one month in advance, meaning earliest arrival in uk can be 1 sept 2013.
		+	Wait for funding situation and see if EITHER Berlin or Grenada residency can be in August 2013.
		+	Go to Europe as early as possible.
		+	BETTER PLAN?????