Pictoright supports the Netherlands’ visual creators through both rights-management related social support and a dedicated grant fund for projects in the visual arts. Its giving is tightly tied to the disciplines it represents—illustration, photography, design, architecture, and visual art—with an emphasis on projects that have social, cultural, or educational value for makers and the field. The organization also showed a one-time COVID-era capacity-support response through its Steunfonds, which provided direct financial relief to professional and emerging visual makers.
Primarily small-to-midsize project grants through Pictoright Fonds with multiple annual deadlines; also occasional one-off direct support funds such as the 2022 Steunfonds. Funding is Netherlands-based and appears program-specific rather than open-ended, with support distributed to creators or projects aligned to Pictoright’s represented disciplines.
Monitor the Pictoright Fonds schedule closely and apply ahead of the published deadlines; proposals should clearly connect to design, illustration, photography, or visual art and show social, cultural, or educational benefit. Expect a Netherlands focus and program-specific eligibility rather than broad general operating support; the 2022 Steunfonds is closed and not currently recurring.
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Current and upcoming funding from Pictoright that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Projects must relate to the disciplines represented by Pictoright and serve social, cultural, or educational purposes. Applicants are advised to review the fund conditions and may submit a trial application if unsure.
Deadline: 2026-06-07; 2026-08-23; 2026-10-04; 2026-11-08
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