Arte e Cultura
The Centre national des arts plastiques launches a call for application for a commissioned artwork in memory of the genocide against the Tutsi of Rwanda
Led by the Centre national des arts plastiques (Cnap), this international call for application will allow for the selection of the artist commissioned to design and create this work of art. This call for application seeks to select an artist or artist collective whose the professional artistic career is validated by creations and exhibitions at professional art venues, such as art galleries, contemporary art centres, and museums.
The consultation dossier for this firststage of the call for application procedure ('application stage') can be freely consulted and downloaded via the public-procurement platform (https://www.marches-publics.gouv.fr) or on the website Cnap.fr (https://www.cnap.fr/en/call-application-commissioned-artwork-memory-rwandan-genocide-of-the-tutsi).
The steering and selection committee will gather in September 2023 to choose 3 to 5 application dossiers.Informed at the end of
September 2023 , the preselected applicants will carry out a study for the creation of their proposed artwork. The chosen applicants will have until
8 January 2024 to submit their study report. The steering and selection committee will gather a second time in
January 2024 to choose the project to be pursued. The winning project will be publicly announced on
7 April 2024 . The chosen artist could be presented to the public during the genocide's 30th annual commemoration. The artwork will be inaugurated on
7 April 2025 .
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Sandrine Vallée-Potelle
Head of the Communications, Information and Professional Resources Department
sandrine.vallee-potelle@cnap.fr
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