Ammodo Foundation supports ambitious, internationally oriented projects in art, science, and architecture, with a clear preference for experimental work that opens new perspectives and addresses contemporary challenges. Its science giving is especially distinctive: it backs collaborative groundbreaking research, mid-career fundamental research, and early-career fellows, often through large award-style grants rather than open competitive philanthropy. In the arts and architecture, Ammodo favors high-quality productions, development programs, and socially/ecologically engaged projects with strong institutional or curatorial partners.
Primarily invite-only, award-based support with large grant sizes and edition-based cycles. Science awards are biennial and substantial (€350,000 to €1.6M), while architecture awards and art support are also selective, often tied to specific projects, institutions, or partner nominations; some art support appears rolling throughout the year.
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Most opportunities are not open applications; they are invite-only or nomination-based, so prospects should monitor Ammodo’s award cycles and partner announcements closely. For art support, look for project-specific calls or institutional partnerships, and for science awards, eligibility is tied to nomination windows and the relevant research domain rather than unsolicited proposals.
Current and upcoming funding from Ammodo Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Supports internationally distinctive visual arts and performing arts projects, especially experimental and high-quality productions and development programmes. Awards are made throughout the year.
Deadline: Awards are made throughout the year.
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