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cascade funding from the Tidal Arts project (oceans mission)

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The TIDAL ArtS project is funded under the Mission for clean oceans and inland waters and combines the power of art and science to inspire action for our ocean and waters.

In april they will publish a Lighthouse call for proposals of up to 15.000 euro per artistic work. The aim of the project is notably to create public art and raise awareness on the protection and restoration of our ocean and inland waters.

If you want to prepare a proposal and stay up to date you can already register on their website.

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