What Next? is very pleased to have received a grant from the Paul Hamlyn Foundation to support a research project with a focus on ethics, specifically in relation to decision-making in the context of cultural programming.
Read MoreArt Map London are currently in the process of putting together the London Gallery Guide, which will have an ebook format and be distributed widely in particular at Art Fairs.
Read MoreCVAN is supporting the work of Creative and Cultural Skills and want to encourage more visual arts professionals to become Industry Advisors.
Read MorePhotoworks are seeking to appoint a dynamic and revenue focused Head of Development.
Read MoreThe celebrated AWARD exhibition will sit at the centre of the fourth British Ceramics Biennial taking place in Stoke-on-Trent from 26 September to 8 November 2015.
Read MoreArtists are invited to submit works or proposals (new or re-presented) that explore bathing as part of FaB Festival 2015, Bath's only annual visual arts festival, being held from Friday 22nd May to Sunday 7th June.
Read MoreWysing Arts Centre, Eastside Projects, New Contemporaries, S1 Artspace, Spike Island and Studio Voltaire invite applications from artists for The Syllabus; a new programme that will support ten artists across ten months.
Read MoreTurning Point West Midlands have details of new exhibitions and events coming up in the next few months.
Read MoreThe most influential figures in the creative industries are coming together. Today is the last chance to save up to £100 on tickets to the Creative & Cultural Skills Annual Conference.
Read MoreThe 27th edition of the London Art Fair features 128 galleries and takes place at the Business Design Centre in Islington, London, from 21-25 January 2015.
Read MoreArts Council England have just launched their new Research Grant Programme, which aims to provide opportunities for the art sector to engage in collaborative research to explore in depth the impact that arts and culture can have in the cultural, social, educational and economic landscape.
Read MoreContemporary Visual Arts Network North West (CVAN NW) is offering 25 writers the opportunity to undertake a programme of six critical writing workshops and be awarded a £300 bursary.
Read MoreBlast Theory have produced a 28-page guide to crowdfunding, to help other organisations and individuals who want to use crowdfunding to support their work.
Read MoreAre you a freelancer? Do you work on a project basis? Do you jump from one fixed-term contract to another? Are you a solo self-employed?
Read MoreThree reports from the National Endowment for the Arts reveal new findings about the impact of arts and cultural industries on GDP, as well as how and why Americans participate in certain arts activities.
Read MoreNew research, Plus Tate: Connecting Art with People with Places, reveals the huge regenerative and economic benefits of this group of organisations.
Read MoreOur West Midland network, Turning Point West Midlands has a number of initiatives coming up.
Read MoreThe Oxford Internet Institute and Ruskin School of Art, in partnership with DACS, are currently seeking applications for a three year 'Knowledge Exchange' studentship investigating the economic and policy-making landscape for visual artists in the UK.
Read MoreFrom Monday 12th January the Family Arts Campaign, working with the Family and Childcare Trust, is asking workers in the arts to complete the UK’s first national on-line survey focusing on the family-friendliness of the arts sector as employers.
Read MoreMore details have been announced of the Family Arts Conference on Friday March 13th at Cadogan Hall & Royal Court Theatre, London, with Early Bird tickets available now until the January 31st.
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.
