Funding by the Klaus Ringwald Foundation
The Klaus Ringwald Foundation supports the preservation, care, and dissemination of the artistic oeuvre of the sculptor Prof. Klaus Ringwald through exhibitions, publications, and scholarly research.
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Grant criteria
Funding objective
The purpose of the Klaus Ringwald Foundation is the preservation, care, and further dissemination of the artistic life's work of the founder Prof. Ringwald as a sculptor, in particular through the exhibition of his works (including rotating exhibitions), the publication of works, as well as the scholarly research and preparation of his oeuvre and life.
Eligible expenses
- Exhibition costs
- Publication costs
- Research costs
Eligible to apply
- Non-profit Organizations
- Public Institutions
- Educational Institutions
- Individuals
Documents required for application
- Project description
- Financing plan
- Curriculum vitae
Evaluation criteria
- Relevance to the work of Prof. Klaus Ringwald
- Scientific contribution
- Sustainability of the measure
Description
The Klaus Ringwald Foundation provides funding contributions for the preservation, research, and dissemination of the sculptural oeuvre of Prof. Klaus Ringwald. Non-profit institutions, museums, exhibition organizers, as well as art historians and scholars in Baden-Württemberg are eligible to apply. Supported are exhibitions (including temporary presentations), specialized publications, and scholarly investigations into the artist’s work and life, with the aim of sustainably documenting his artistic legacy and making it accessible to the public.
Funds are available as grants for exhibition costs, publication, and research expenses. Projects are evaluated based on their thematic relevance to Prof. Ringwald’s oeuvre, their scholarly contribution, and the sustainability of the planned measure. Applications must include a precise project description, a detailed financing plan, and a curriculum vitae. Awards are granted on an ongoing basis; applications may be submitted at any time. Through this, the Foundation aims to promote art-historical engagement, support long-term exhibition concepts, and strengthen the cultural-historical value of Prof. Ringwald’s sculpture. This approach not only secures the local museum landscape in the Black Forest but also makes an important contribution to nationwide art and cultural education.
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