Student Exhibitions
Through Nordplus Express mobility, KUNO is able to support its students to take part in an exhibition at another KUNO member institution’s gallery. This includes student galleries at KUNO member institutions.
Once the grant application has been signed by all (student, receiving university and sending university), the student should bring the form to the international coordinator in his/her home institution. This person sends the grant request to KUNO.
Funen Art Academy
University of Bergen
Iceland University of the Arts
University of the Arts Helsinki, Academy of Fine Art
Exhibition Laboratory and Project Room
Vilnius Academy of Arts
NTNU Academy of Fine Art, Trondheim
Tromsø Academy of Fine art, UIT Tromsø Norway
Estonian Academy of Arts
The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Visual Arts, Denmark
Exhibition Space Q
University of Gothenburg, HDK-Valand
Galleri Monitor&Rotor 2
As a student, how do you make this mobility happen? How does it work
The grant is intended to cover travel+part of subsistence for a student who has been invited to make an exhibition at another KUNO member institution‘s gallery (or a student run gallery at another KUNO member institution).
Students need to seek opportunities themselves for making an exhibition within KUNO. This can be an exhibition in a KUNO member university gallery or a student gallery at a KUNO member institution.
KUNO will create a space on its website for KUNO student exhibitions mobility where KUNO gallery spaces where students can find a list of KUNO members‘ galleries and where these galleries can make an open call.
What is eligible for this grant?
KUNO supports participation in an exhibition at a gallery of another KUNO member insitution or a student gallery at one of its member instutions.
The receiving institution for the mobility is the university where the gallery is located.
The mobility must be approved by both sending and receiving university.
Minimum length of stay is 5 days (travel days can be included).
Is there a list of galleries to be found?
A list of KUNO galleries will be presented in due time at the KUNO website.
Can students receive a travel grant for exhibitions at another KUNO university in the same country?
No, students can only receive support for mobility/exhibitions abroad.
Is there a minimum length of stay?
The mobility should be minimum 5 days (travel days can be included).
What about recognition, who will give credits to the student and confirm a successful completion of the mobility?
The receiving school (host university where the gallery is located) is responsible for providing sufficient documents, e.g. a certificate/statement confirming successful completion of the mobility.
The sending school (home school of the student) is responsible for recognition of mobility upon return. The mobility can be recognised as credits or as a part of another course/module at the home institution.