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This program supports professional artistic research, creation, production, and dissemination activities for artist collectives residing on the Island of Montréal. It aims to encourage the advancement of artistic practices and risk-taking. The assistance granted cannot exceed 75% of the total project cost.
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Browse Open ProgramsOne-time, non-recurring grant for professional artistic research, creation, production, or dissemination activities by artists' collectives. Funding cannot exceed 75% of the total project cost. Additional support is available via the Support Fund for Accessibility Costs for eligible applicants.
Business Size: small
Industries: street performance, circus arts, digital arts, dance, literature, music, theater, non-traditional arts practices, visual arts, multidisciplinary sector
Region: Island of Montréal, Canada
Demographics: Indigenous, D/deaf and/or living with a disability, historically underrepresented artists, women
Other Criteria: Unincorporated artists' collectives, Comprising at least two professional artists, Project representative must be a member of the collective, reside on the Island of Montréal, and be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, Two thirds of collective members must have Canadian citizenship or permanent residence (proportion of members residing outside Canada may not exceed one third), Majority (50%+1) of collective members, including the representative, must reside on the Island of Montréal, Proposing a specific artistic project for research, creation, production, or installation, Project may begin before application submission but must not be completed before receiving a response from the Conseil, The grant cannot exceed 75% of the total project cost
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This program is available to small businesses in street performance, circus arts, digital arts industries located in Island of Montréal, Canada.
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The application deadline is November 12, 2025.
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