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Selected Applicants — Third Call (2019)

In August 2019, i-Portunus launched the third and final Call for Applications, for short-term mobilities in the fields of the Performing Arts and the Visual Arts. We received 586 applications covering 832 individuals (through group and individual applications). Each of the applications was assessed by two independent evaluators, specialised in the relevant artistic field.

Due to the volume of applications received, individual feedback cannot be provided to each applicant.

Applicants (country of residence)SectorMobility Countries of Destination
Marina Donatone (IT)
Performing ArtsSE - DE
Gabriella Kiss (HU)Performing ArtsUK
Sianna Bruce (UK)Performing ArtsSE
Maria Ensterä (FI)Performing ArtsNL
Katharina Engel (DE)Performing ArtsUK
Christoph Limbach (DE)
Performing ArtsES
Rebekka Bohse Meyer (DK)Performing ArtsHU
Sara Renar (HR)
Barbara Delac (ME)
Performing ArtsDE
Leyla-Claire Rabih (FR)
Performing ArtsGR
Darya Fraiman (PT)Performing ArtsHR
Oleksiy Zaitsev (UA)Performing ArtsNL - NO
Joe Hancock (UK)
Performing ArtsHR - SI
Adrien Taffanel (FR)
Performing ArtsBE
Lotte Theresia Boonstra (NL)
Performing ArtsDE
Marianna Maksymova (UA)
Oleksandr Maksymov (UA)
Performing ArtsFR
Deborah Freeman (UK)
Visual ArtsGR
Marie-Therese Preitschopf (AT)Performing ArtsGR
Nina Hellmuth (DE)Performing ArtsGR
Kato Six (BE)Visual Arts NL
Oisin Robbins (IE)
Performing ArtsDK
Emelie Carlén (DK)
Visual ArtsAT - CZ
Marija Griniuk (DK)
Visual ArtsPL - LT
Emma Luise Rößling (DE)
Performing ArtsBE
Vesna Mackovic (HR)Performing ArtsCY - IT
Ribot Bermejo Merce (UK)
Ursula Martinez (UK)
Performing ArtsES
Alina Usurelu (RO)Performings ArtsFI
Richard Eigner (AT)Visual ArtsEE
Bethany Crawford (UK)Visual ArtsFI
Gregor Taul (EE)
Visual ArtsLV
Georgia Aliferi (GR)
Performing ArtsDE
Carina Riedl (AT)
Stephan Werner (AT)
Performing ArtsBG - RS - HU - SK
Jessica  Miley (HU)
Derek Sargent (NO)
Visual Arts ES
Luka Knezevic Strika (RS)
Jelena Mijic (RS)
Visual Arts XK - AL
Vahram Akimyan (AM)
Visual ArtsDE - PL
Ilaria Turba (IT)Visual ArtsFR
Giorgi Spanderasvhili (GE)Visual ArtsES
Lorenzo Bordonaro (PT)Visual ArtsIT
Vicki Thornton (UK)
Adam JB Walker (UK)
Visual Arts UA
Triinu Jürves (EE)
Villem Jahu (EE)
Kaarel Kütas (EE)
Visual ArtsUK
Almudena Romero Alfonso (UK)Visual ArtsGR
Chelsea Canavan (IE)
Deirdre Power (IE)
Visual ArtsPT
Christina Serifi (DE)
Juan Chacón (DE)
Visual ArtsGR
Anton Karyuk (LT)Visual ArtsSE
Martina Bobrikova (NO)
Oscar De Carmen (NO)
Visual ArtsSE
Simon Chevalier (FR)
Lucile Cassassolles (FR)
Visual ArtsSE
Noura Al Kadri (BG)Visual ArtsUK
Stefan Artamontzev (BG)
Rashko Gavrilov Rakov (BG)
Aleksandar Lilov Poplilov (BG)
Julian Bojidarov Ibrichimov (BG)
Mihail Borisov Chakarov (BG)
Visual ArtsGR - FR - BE
Anna Ulrikke Andersen (NO)Visual ArtsUK
Goran Todorovic (RS)Visual ArtsDE
Marianna Christofides (DE)Visual ArtsRO
Jasna Dramićanin (RS)
Marija Šormaz (RS)
Visual ArtsBA
Maria Michalakakou (GR)Visual ArtsFR
Anders Grønlien (NO)Visual Arts DE
Zoe Sklepa (GR)
Michalis Zacharias (GR)
Visual Arts UK
Gyula Muskovics (HU)
Viktor Szeri (HU)
Tamás Páll (HU)
Performing ArtsCZ
Hayk Tigranyan (AM)Performing ArtsDE - UK - AT
Alice Cooper (UK)Performing ArtsBE
Alexis Rouvre (BE)Performing ArtsES - FR
Beatrix Simko (HU)Performing ArtsSE
Mitja Obed (SI)Performing ArtsES
Konstantin Kosovec (LT)Performing ArtsES
Iwona Wojnicka (PL)Performing ArtsDE
Radoslava Kuneva (BG)Performing ArtsUK
Anna Andereg (DE)Performing ArtsXK
Nathalie Isabelle Clarke (UK)Performing ArtsFR
Jasmin Schaitl (AT)Performing ArtsCZ
Juho Kuusi (FI)Performing ArtsMK
Inés Ballesteros (ES)Performing ArtsGR
Carmen Moreira (PT)Performing ArtsES
Kyriaki Nasioula (GR)Performing ArtsUK
Darius Dolatdoust (BE)
Célia Boulesteix (FR)
Performing ArtsIT

The selection of the third Call resulted in a financial support for 93 artists and/or culture professionalsfor a total amount of 140.698€ including disability support.

The financial support for the third Call covered 42% of Visual Arts projects and 58% of Performing Arts projects. In the application form of the third Call artists and/or culture professionals could indicate whether they were emerging or established artists. Of the selected artists and/or culture professionals for the third Call 72% was emerging and 28% established. In the third Call 76% were artists and 24% culture professionals and 58% were women and 42% men.

Of the selected applicants for the third Call 76% submitted an individual application and 24% submitted a group application. However in terms of individuals this means 54 artists and/or culture professionals were an individual applicant (58%) and 39 individuals were part of a group (42%). 15,5% of selected artists and/or culture professionals applied for a segmented mobility and a majority of 84,5% for a continuous mobility.88% of the selected applicants applied for the first time and for 12% of the selected applicants, this was a repeat and successful try. Similar to the first and second Calls the majority of selected applicants in the third Call was between 35 and 44 years old (43%), closely followed by applicants between 25 and 34 years old (40%), although 1 selected applicant was between 18 and 24 years old and 3 applicants were between 55 and 64 years old. In the third Call, all sub-categories in Visual Arts and Performing Arts were represented, except for Puppetry, Street Art, Graphic Arts and Fashion.

The objectives which were most in demand were Production-oriented residencies (44%) and International collaboration (41%), followed by Professional development (16% - a drop of 10% compared to the second Call and quite similar to the turnout of the first Call).

The selected artists and/or culture professionals were based in 27 different countries including non-EU countries, which is less compared to the first two Calls. Countries of residence which were not covered in the third Call were Bosnia and Herzegovina , Czech Republic, Iceland, Malta, North-Macedonia, Slovakia and Sweden. Countries of residence which were not covered in the second and third Call were Latvia and Tunisia. Countries of residence which were not covered all three Calls were Albania, Cyprus, Kosovo, Luxemburg and Moldova. The most popular destination countries for the mobility projects in the Third Call were quite similar to the previous Calls, although the United Kingdom (11%) was on the top of the list, closely followed by a shared second place for France and Germany (both 10%), Spain (8,5%), the Czech Republic and Sweden (both 5%). The single destination country which was not covered by A&CP for all Calls was Moldova and for the second and third Call it was Armenia, Iceland and Montenegro.

The option to declare the estimated annual income has been integrated on the application form since the second Call. The majority of selected artists and/or culture professionals for the third Call has an estimated annual income between 10.000 and 15.000€ (31%), closely followed by an annual income below 5.000€ (30%) and 5.000 and 10.000€ (25%). 63% is self-employed. In the third Call applicants could indicate on the application form what the number of inhabitants was in the place they were based: 52% of selected artists and/or culture professionals applied from a place with more than 1.000.000 inhabitants and 25% from a place with more than 100.000 inhabitants.

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