What is the focus of gedenk_potenziale?
You can find the content focus and general information about the funding pot here:
Who iseligible to submit?
Natural persons and legal entities under private law may submit entries. Excluded from participation are employees of the City of Innsbruck and the Province of Tyrol, public cultural institutions, commercial cultural organizers as well as party-political and religious organizations.
What are the criteria?
- The content of the project must be related to Innsbruck and/or its surroundings in the application.
- Gender-sensitive approach to the project concept and the selection of people involved in the project.
- Sustainability of the projects (it is conceivable, for example, that a project will create something permanently visible in the cityscape).
- Submissions aimed at a temporary installation or a permanent monument in public space must explicitly state one or two alternative locations in the project description in addition to the desired location. Unless the application is accompanied by a permit for the desired location.
What is not supported?
- Conventional and/or commercial events (e.g. loose series of concerts or readings with no context)
- Annual programs of cultural institutions
- Continuous structural measures (e.g. maintenance of event venues or technical equipment etc.)
- Publications that are not part of a project (e.g. pure CD or catalog productions, websites with no connection to the content of the project, etc.)
- Personalities and exhibitions without any connection to the subject matter of the call for proposals
How can projects be submitted?
Submissions can only be made in digital form as PDFs via the e-mail Adresse: einreichung@gedenkpotenziale.at.
gedenk_potenziale 2026
The call for entries for gedenk_potenziale 2026 was published on May 5, 2024. From May 5 to September 9, 2024 (4 p.m.) projects can be submitted. The expert jury will decide in November 2024 on the award of the gedenk_potenziale prize, which is endowed with 20,000 euros. The project selected by the expert jury (or the two selected projects, if applicable) must be submitted by 5 May 2026 be realized. In principle, the jury will select one project in each call for proposals. In special cases, the jury can also split the funding amount between two projects.
Please note the guidelines for submissions and the gedenk_potenziale data sheet:
Please note that the mails and submissions received will not be read until September 10, 2024. For technical or content-related questions, please contact Service Unit City Archive/City Museum
What documents are required?
A project submission within the framework of gedenk_potenziale consists of:
- Brief description of the project (max. 1,500 characters incl. spaces)
- Detailed project description (max. 15,000 characters incl. spaces, line spacing 1.5) including a brief description of the reference to Innsbruck and/or its surroundings. May 5th must be included in the project in a way that is effective for the public.
- Supplements to the project description (e.g. visualizations, sketches) are welcome (max. 10 pages).
- Biographical information on the submitting groups or individuals and - if available - on the personal website.
- Realistic cost and financing plan, if applicable with details of additional funding bodies.
- Timetable for project implementation. Implementation of the project by May 5 of the year after next (if a project is selected by the jury in November 2024 , the main event of the project must take place on May 5, 2026. The main event can be the opening of an exhibition, a film premiere, the unveiling of a sculpture, a book presentation, the premiere of a play, etc.)
- Work on the submitted project - with the exception of the preliminary work for the research as part of the application - must not have begun before the funding is approved.
- Completed data sheet. This is available here. It must be downloaded, completed and submitted together with the other submission documents.
- Data protection information (IMPORTANT: Please confirm in the e-mail with the submission documents that you have read and accepted the data protection information)
- Parallel submissions of the proposed project are generally permitted, but must be disclosed.
Please note that the attachments of your submission should not be larger than 20 MB in total and that only complete submissions will be considered.
Data protection information
Please note that we process the data provided by you exclusively for the purpose of carrying out the gedenk_potenziale call for proposals from the Stadtarchiv/Stadtmuseum Innsbruck, Badgasse 2, 6020 Innsbruck (Tel. +43 512 5360-8348, post.stadtarchiv@innsbruck.gv.at) in accordance with the Innsbruck Subsidy Regulations. The provision of personal data is necessary for the implementation and the processing of personal data is carried out electronically. The accuracy of the data provided will be checked in electronic registers (for example: population register) (§ 17 para. 2 EGovernment Act).
The personal data will be passed on to the jury members. If necessary, personal data will be passed on to legal representatives. If the competition is awarded, the personal data will be published on the website of the City of Innsbruck and in the official gazette of the City of Innsbruck "Innsbruck informiert" and www.gedenkpotenziale.at. The personal data will be stored for 7 years. The personal data of the participants will be stored for archiving purposes in the public interest and for statistical purposes.
In accordance with the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), all persons have the right to information, rectification, erasure, restriction of processing, data portability and to object if they have given their consent. There is no automated decision-making, including profiling. You can exercise these rights in writing and with proof of identity via datenschutz@innsbruck.gv.at. The provision of personal data is required by law for the implementation of the procedure. If you have any questions about data protection, please contact the data protection officer at datenschutz@innsbruck.gv.at. Further information can be found on the Internet at https://www.innsbruck.gv.at. Finally, you have the right to lodge a complaint with the Austrian Data Protection Authority(www.dsb.gv.at).
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