Stiftung Brandenburger Tor uses culture and the arts as a civic tool, focusing on strengthening democracy, freedom, tolerance, and cultural participation through exhibitions, educational programming, and public events at the Max Liebermann House. Its clearest grantmaking priority is long-term arts education in schools, especially by placing artists directly into school settings to embed aesthetic learning in everyday education. The foundation also appears to support inclusive cultural access and collaborative programming with Berlin-based educational, cultural, and civic institutions.
Program-driven and partnership-based, with long-term initiatives such as a three-year artist-in-residence model and co-hosted public programs rather than broad open grantmaking. Support appears to be concentrated in Berlin and Brandenburg, often involving collaboration with schools, cultural institutions, and public-sector partners.
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The foundation appears highly programmatic and likely does not run a broad open application process; opportunities are tied to specific initiatives like Max – Artists in Residence an Schulen or invited collaborations. Prospective partners should align proposals with arts education, democratic participation, or accessibility in Berlin/Brandenburg and look for calls or partnership announcements through the foundation’s website and affiliated institutions.
Current and upcoming funding from Stiftung Brandenburger Tor that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Open calls are issued for artists and for schools. Artists from different disciplines are selected for a three-year residency in a school; schools participate as residency hosts. The page does not specify additional eligibility rules.
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