Modern History, Vol. 1 Open at Grundy Art Gallery until 13 June
/Modern History, Vol. 1 is a group exhibition featuring new commissions and existing works by leading national and international contemporary artists based in the North West.
Read MoreModern History, Vol. 1 is a group exhibition featuring new commissions and existing works by leading national and international contemporary artists based in the North West.
Read MoreThe Interpretation Matters Handbook is now published by Black Dog, one strand of Dany Louise's Interpretation Matters project, supported by Arts Council England.
Read MoreNavigator North are looking for 8 early stage artists to take part in a 6 month professional development programme for 19 - 25 year olds - NICE, taking place in Dundas House, Middlesbrough from late May until November 2015.
Read MoreCraftspace are seeking proposals for a Lead Artist’s residency and commission plus three further associate artists’ commissions to take place between June and September 2015.
Read MoreThis project will work with landowners, communities and visitors to make it a better place for wildlife, improve access and bring to life the rich history of the area with innovative interpretation and education facilities.
Read MoreThe SOLO Award is an annual opportunity open to contemporary UK based artists of any age, working in any medium. The winner receives a prominent SOLO exhibition, £1000 prize money and considerable exposure.
Read MoreOn Thursday 23 April over 100 cultural leaders from across England will start a national debate about the role of cultural organisations and their audiences at the From ‘Them’ to ‘Us’ Leadership Symposium in London.
Read MoreThe Family Arts Campaign have released a series of free online Family Arts training films.
Read MoreThis month CVAN will be meeting with Audience Agency and ACE to discuss the first year findings from the Audience Finder Programme.
Read MoreChisenhale Gallery have produced a new report funded by Paul Hamlyn Foundation that maps Artists’ Professional Development Programmes in the UK.
Read MoreFundraising in the Arts feedback from the Spinning Plates session NECVAN ran in partnership with Arts Fundraising and Philanthropy and details of a new event planned for April at BALTIC with Trusts and Foundations – a day of insight, sharing and surgeries.
Read MoreThis month National CVAN Coordinator Julia Bell reports back on the Culture Action Europe members forum that took place in Brussels last month.
Read MoreNew Creative Markets, a programme funded through ERDF and delivered by SPACE, Cockpit Arts, Four Corners and Photofusion have issued their interim evaluation after 2 years of activity.
Read MoreFluorescent is a new kind of arts festival, bringing artists and businesses together to create a platform for innovative, contemporary art work to be displayed in the workplace.
Read MoreACA is delighted to announce its success in being awarded an Arts Council England grant to deliver its ambitious programme entitled As Above So Below which will mark the organisation’s 20th year.
Read MoreMuseums that break guidelines on selling their collections face severe funding cuts, it has been announced.
Read MoreChristmas at Kew is presented in partnership between RBG Kew and leading entertainment promoter Raymond Gubbay Ltd. The event is delivered by outdoor event and lighting specialist, Culture Creative whoes Creative Producer is Zoe Bottrell.
Read MoreTate is pleased to announce that Plus Tate, the contemporary visual arts network, is to expand by sixteen institutions.
Read MoreApply now to exhibit at one of the UK's leading rural arts festivals for the Wirksworth Festival Art & Architecture Trail, 12 - 13 September 2015.
Read MoreThe Contemporary Visual Arts Network’s ultimate goal is to nurture contemporary visual artists and organisations in order to produce internationally regarded, critically engaged work that is valued by our society.
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