The Free Belarus Museum Announces an Open Call for Creative Projects for 2026

For the third consecutive year, the Free Belarus Museum is launching an open call for creative, cultural, and educational projects to be implemented at the museum’s space in Warsaw in 2026.

We are open to new ideas, formats, and themes that contribute to the development of Belarusian culture, historical memory, education, and social dialogue.

WHO CAN APPLY

Applications are welcome from:

• individual creators and creative teams;
• representatives of cultural and educational initiatives;
• civic communities and informal groups;
• artists, photographers, writers, researchers, and curators;
• anyone with an idea for a creative, educational, or social project and a willingness to present it within the museum space.

We welcome proposals for:

• exhibitions and artistic projects;
• literary clubs and author meetings;
• discussion and educational series;
• historical, research-based, and interdisciplinary projects;
• long-term initiatives as well as one-time events.

WHAT THE MUSEUM OFFERS

The Free Belarus Museum offers selected projects:

• a multifunctional museum space in the center of Warsaw;
• organizational, technical, and informational support;
• where necessary, mentoring support during the preparation and implementation stages.

HOW TO APPLY

To participate in the open call, please complete the online application form (link below).
In the application, we ask you to briefly describe:

• the project concept;
• its goals and objectives;
• the proposed timeline for implementation;
• whether the project has secured financial support.

The team of the Free Belarus Museum will review all submissions and select projects across various thematic areas.

📅 Application deadline: 10 February 2026
📩 For questions regarding participation, please contact: freebelarusmuseum@gmail.com

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* This project is implemented as part of the initiative “Free Belarus Museum: Strengthening Capacity for Belarusian Culture.” The project is supported by the ArtPower Belarus programme and funded by the European Union.