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Visualise 2026 - support programme for exhibition projects abroad

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Verified by the editorial team 19 September 2026

Summary

Up to UAH 1,500,000 for an exhibition project abroad that promotes Ukrainian art internationally. The programme offers co-programming, co-financing and communications support for exhibitions delivered with a specialised institution in the host country.

About the call

Visualise is a long-term Ukrainian Institute programme supporting exhibition projects abroad. It offers co-programming, co-financing and communications support for international exhibitions that promote Ukrainian art worldwide and build institutional cooperation.

Projects are delivered in partnership between a Ukrainian and a foreign specialised institution or organisation - a museum, gallery, fair or festival in the host country - with the institutional capacity and experience to run similar projects. Applications are prepared in Ukrainian (and in English if needed); implementation must be planned for no earlier than 1 March 2027.

Selection criteria: alignment with the Ukrainian Institute's mission, quality of the exhibition concept, standing of the foreign institutional partner, potential for long-term cooperation, communications potential and justification of costs.

Who can apply

  • Legal entities of any form of ownership and sole traders registered in Ukraine
  • Foreign organisations and companies accredited in Ukraine
  • Applicants with prior relevant experience and a confirmed partnership abroad

What the funds are for

  • Co-programming and co-financing of international exhibitions of Ukrainian art
  • Communications support for exhibition projects abroad
  • Building long-term cooperation with specialised institutions in other countries

Documents required

Forms and templates are on the call page

How to apply

  1. 1Agree a partnership with a specialised institution abroad
  2. 2Complete the application form and budget in Ukrainian
  3. 3Attach the statute, proof of partnership and experience, declarations and guarantee statement
  4. 4Email the package by 1 November 2026

Timeline

Application deadline1 November 2026
Earliest implementation start1 March 2027

Questions and answers

Is a foreign partner required for a Visualise application?
Yes. Projects are delivered in partnership with a foreign specialised institution - a museum, gallery, fair or festival in the host country - and the partnership must be confirmed.
When can a supported project start?
Implementation must be planned for no earlier than 1 March 2027.

Donor contacts

Website: ui.org.ua

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