Art360 is a major action research project exploring how cultural heritage in the visual arts can be safeguarded for future generations. Up to thirty artists will be selected in 2016, deadline 4 April 2016
Read MoreTowner’s Open exhibition welcomes applications from across the East Sussex region – from Rye to Eastbourne to Brighton & Hove. The exhibition is a great way to raise your profile and sell your work, 30,000 people visited the 2015 Open over its 10 week run.
Read MoreThe Get Creative Family Arts Festival will run throughout October 2016, marking the fourth year of this hugely successful national initiative funded by Arts Council England. On 30th March this year’s Festival will be officially launched at the Family Arts Awards event held at The Albany in Deptford, London.
Read MoreArts Council England has commissioned a new national study, to find out directly from visual artists in England about the economic, social and cultural factors which affect their ability to develop a sustainable practice.
Read MoreVisual Arts South West seeks a highly motivated and experienced professional with excellent knowledge of the visual arts is sought to work with the visual arts sector across the South West region.
Read Moresusan pui san lok and CFCCA invite North West based artist-collaborators working with sound and/or voice to submit proposals for a live work, to be devised as an interpretation and response to the condensed foley soundtracks and effects from specific segments of Trilogies.
Read MoreThe Creative Case for Diversity is the Arts Council's approach to diversity and equality, setting out how both can enrich the arts for artists, audiences and our wider society.
Read MoreCaustic Coastal kick off our new series of talks at Islington Mill on the third Wednesday of every month with Rebecca Sangster and Oliver Hickmet.
Read MoreAct Without Expectation is seeking applications from performance artists to share new live work.
Read MoreLuke McCreadie discusses the development of projects and his sustained and ongoing interest in language and forms of communication. Commissioned by the CVAN, this is one of seven films to be exclusively launched over the coming months in an on-goingpartnership with This Is Tomorrow.
Read MoreOn Saturday 13 February 2016, DACS will join artists across the UK in celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Artist's Resale Right (ARR) - one of the most important rights supporting the livelihoods of artists and estates.
Read MoreThe Next Steps? – a contribution to debate on a new national policy for the arts and culture in England is GPS Culture’s contribution to the 2016 national debates on the arts and culture
Read MoreIn the last five years how has government policy impacted on art, craft and design education? Read the full report
Read MoreThe next Bacc for the future campaign meeting takes place on Thursday 18 February 2016. The meeting will take place between 16.00-17.00 and will be held at 4-5 Inverness Mews (W2 3JQ)
Read MoreThe SOLO Award is an annual contemporary art prize established by WW in 2012, which recognises independent thinking, going it alone and taking risks. It is open to artists of any age, working in any medium. The winner receives a cash prize and a solo exhibition at the London Art Fair. 2016 sees the prize money doubled and the award open to international artists for the first time. The 2016 call for entries officially launches at the London Art Fair on 19th January 2016 and simultaneously online.
Read MoreBy Other Means is a start-up production group looking to organise events with an interdisciplinary approach to selected critical topics. Each event will achieve this by promoting various media, including exhibitions, performances, publications and lectures. The first of these will be held in London this June and will explore the idea of Forgetting.
Read MoreThe Creative Case for Diversity is the Arts Council's approach to diversity and equality, setting out how both can enrich the arts for artists, audiences and our wider society. Eight organisations in the North have been awarded Creative Case NORTH bursaries to support them in exploring how they contribute to the Creative Case for Diversity.
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Meeting Point initiated by Arts&Heritage was funded by the ACE Museum Resilience Fund and supported by CVAN to develop and enhance the skills of museum staff in commissioning contemporary art in ten small/medium sized museums across the North East and Yorkshire.
Read MoreUniversity of Edinburgh (School of Art), University of Strathclyde (Creative Writing), University of Glasgow (Creative Writing) & Glasgow School of Art (Forum for Critical Inquiry) are collaborating on a series of SGSAH workshops that aim to facilitate creative writers & art writers to be more adept professional scholars in their respective fields. The workshops will enable PhD students to effectively share the different tactics, research methods, systems of distribution & audiences of their related writing-based disciplines.
Read MoreArts Council Collection Curators’ Days are designed to provide an informal forum for curators from around the country to meet and network. Each event has a special focus, either looking at particular areas of professional practice or visiting new buildings and important exhibitions. All include guest speakers and opportunity for discussion.
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.
