i-Portunus Houses Round 1
The i-Portunus scheme supports the mobility of artists, creators and cultural professionals, implemented by consortia of cultural organisations. It funds short-term mobilities for individuals to go abroad or for hosts to attract international talent.
i-Portunus Houses is part of the i-Portunus scheme. The i-Portunus Houses puts focus on hosts, underlining their value in providing efficient residencies and working environments for creative individuals.
i-Portunus Houses is open to hosts (organisation or established individual artists/cultural professionals) to team up with 2 to 5 artists and/or cultural professionals, legally residing in different Creative Europe countries + UK, with the intention to work together on one or more collaboration projects.
The scheme is open for all cultural sectors (except audio-visual sectors), approaches and working modalities.
The submission deadline for the i-Portunus Houses Round 1 is June 30 2021.
Applications are to be submitted using this online form.
Trinity Centre for Literary and Cultural Translation – Dublin: 2021 French Visiting Translator Fellowship
The Trinity Centre for Literary and Cultural Translation at Trinity College Dublin, the French Embassy in Ireland and Alliance Française Dublin seek applications from French literary translators for a residential translator fellowship in Dublin – the French Visiting Translator Fellowship. The prestigious fellowships are awarded to practicing literary translators who are working on the translation a work of literature by an Irish author into French.
Fellowships last eight weeks and include travel and living expenses and accommodation, as well as a dedicated workspace at the Trinity Centre for Literary and Cultural Translation. Fellows have access to the library of Trinity College Dublin, and to a wide range of facilities at the University, contact with members of the academic staff, free attendance at a range of events across the university, and especially at the Trinity Centre for Literary and Cultural Translation.
During their residency, Translation Fellows are asked to devote themselves to their work as literary translators, become active members of the Trinity Centre for Literary and Cultural Translation, and to use the Centre as their main work base. They will interact with the wider College community, take part in public events organised by Trinity Centre for Literary and Cultural Translation, the Alliance Française and the French Embassy, and join classes with post-graduate students in literary translation.
This year’s Fellowship is scheduled to take place in October-November 2021. Applications deadline: July 15 2021
Applications are to be submitted using this online form.
