Craft

Funding Criteria

Eligibility

Individuals; groups; organizations and institutions are eligible for funding.

Types of projects

• Exhibitions
• Research and documentation
• Residencies
• Making of craft products, e.g. ceramics, pottery, wood carving, embroidery, appliqué, tapestry, weaving and textile design
• Exchange programmes in South Africa and abroad
• Conferences
• Workshops (submit names and CV’s of facilitators, list of participants and detailed content of the workshop)

Budgetary items

The following budgetary items may be considered

• Materials
• Exhibition costs
• Publicity costs
• Transport costs
• Artists fees when conducting unique workshops: crafters allowance, coordinators fees may be paid
• Other project related costs
• Accounting and auditing fees

Time frame

The maximum period for which funding may be requested is twelve months.

Bursaries

• Individual bursaries are offered for studies toward a post-graduate qualification in South Africa and abroad.
• Institutions are advised to apply directly to the NAC on behalf of their undergraduate students.