Grant Foundation
camargofoundation.orgCamargo Foundation
Funding & creative support3 open opportunities listedCassis, France
About the foundation
The Camargo Foundation, established in 1967 by composer and philanthropist Jerome Hill, is a residency program in Cassis, France, dedicated to supporting artists, scholars, and thinkers across disciplines. Its founding ethos emphasizes the importance of time, space, and community for creative and intellectual work, providing fellows with uninterrupted periods to advance their projects in a contemplative Mediterranean setting. The Foundation's core mission is to foster cross-cultural exchange and interdisciplinary dialogue, welcoming individuals from around the world who demonstrate a rigorous commitment to their practice.
Funding opportunities
3 listedApplication guidance
Applicants should present a well-defined project that would benefit from the residency's unique setting and resources. The selection committee values clarity of purpose, evidence of prior accomplishment, and the potential for the proposed work to contribute to broader cultural or intellectual discourse. It is advisable to articulate how the Camargo experience would specifically advance the project, and to demonstrate openness to interdisciplinary engagement. Deadlines are typically annual; consult the Foundation's website for current guidelines and application cycles.
Foundation media
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