Carl Lambertz – Maria Reese-Stiftung is a small, specialized German foundation focused on supporting emerging artists (“künstlerischen Nachwuchs”), with an emphasis on practical costs that help artistic work happen and be seen. Its support is oriented to visual arts creation and presentation rather than broad general operating support, covering items like materials, travel, transport, exhibition space, and catalogue production. The foundation appears especially relevant for artists and art projects in Schleswig-Holstein and nearby regions who need concrete help bringing work from studio to exhibition.
Program-based support through a named grant program; funds specific project expenses rather than unrestricted grants. Support appears relatively small and practical, covering materials, travel, transport, exhibition-related costs, and presentation expenses, likely awarded on an as-needed basis rather than through a large open-call grantmaking cycle.
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Apply with a clear artistic project plan showing exactly which creation or presentation costs need support, especially materials, travel, transport, or exhibition expenses. Because the foundation’s focus is narrowly on artistic Nachwuchs in Schleswig-Holstein, applicants should emphasize emerging status, local/regional connection, and how the grant will directly enable production or exhibition of the work.
Current and upcoming funding from Carl Lambertz – Maria Reese-Stiftung that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Applications are only accepted for projects in Schleswig-Holstein. Funding is aimed at artistic early-career support and must be used solely for artistic purposes or presentation-related costs.
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