Grants from the Student Innovation Fund in 2025

19thMarch 2025

The Student Innovation Fund allocated grants in 2025 to diverse projects from the Iceland Academy of the Arts The projects that received funding include „The value of hand knitting“ curated by Ragna Sigríðar Bjarnadóttir, „National“ curated by Aðalheiðar L Guðmundsdóttir, „Social impact of art practice“ curated by Þorbjargar Daphne Hall and the „Disaster Handbook“ curated by Uta Reichardt.

More information about the allocation and the projects can be found at Rannis.

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