susan 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 MoreAct Without Expectation is seeking applications from performance artists to share new live work.
Read MoreFind out ECVAN's winter highlights featuring exhibitions and opportunities
Read MoreAn opportunity has arisen at Oriel Davies Gallery, Newtown, Powys for a Freelance Open Space Coordinator. We seek someone with excellent experience in project management, working directly with artists, and in curating, organising and delivering programmes of contemporary visual art and cross arts forms
Read MoreART FAIR EAST is returning to the beautiful setting of St Andrews Hall, Norwich. 2016's event will run from 1 - 4 December 2016 and is set to be the premier event for art buyers in the Eastern Region during a busy period for visitors to the city.
Read MoreThis new opportunity aims to support upto 10 artists to make proposals for sculpture and oneof the artists will be selected to produce a full size work at Cheeseburn and will receive a budget of £5,000 together with support andmentoring through the design and production process.
Read MoreOPEN CALL for December New! Performance Salons, curated by Jade Currie and presented by Breeze Creatives. Deadline for applications: 11 Nov. 5pm
Read MoreSpecifically designed for senior marketers working in English arts and cultural organisations with a good to high level of marketing experience, this programme will fast track your digital marketing knowledge to help you, and your organisation, have more impact and deepen engagement with audiences.
Read MorePlymouth Visual Art Programming Group (PVAPG) are seeking a curator, to research and deliver an ambitious, multi-site exhibition which unfolds across multiple city centre visual arts venues
Read MoreThe Hull UK City of Culture team is seeking expressions of interest from individuals, companies or consortia to work with us to deliver a major programme of arts commissioning.
Read MoreThe Artangel Collection is a national initiative to enable notable film and video installations commissioned and produced by Artangel over the past 20 years to be presented in galleries and museums across the UK.
Over the last four years 20 museum and gallery partners around the UK have worked closely with Artangel on presentations of works from The Artangel Collection by artists and film-makers including Francis Alÿs, Yael Bartana, Jeremy Deller, Atom Egoyan, Douglas Gordon, Bethan Huws, Mike Kelley, Tony Oursler and Catherine Yass. The collection continues to grow, most recently with an installation by Ben Rivers.
From autumn 2015, Artangel is making available an annual fund of £25,000 to enable significant presentations of works from The Artangel Collection. In the first year of operation, from autumn 2015 to autumn 2016, between £2,500- £7,500 will be available to museums, galleries or arts organisations towards the costs of solo exhibitions or curatorial projects which foreground works from The Artangel Collection.
Priority will be given to partners with a demonstrable need. Funding can be allocated towards the costs of equipment hire and installation, specialist technical advice, as well as on occasion other installation costs or in support of artist’s travel. We recognise that the needs of our partners are varied and we are happy to respond flexibly and pragmatically to individual proposals.
If you have ideas for possible presentations of Artangel Collection works or would like to discuss the support available in more detail, please contact Phoebe James, Artangel Collection Coordinator, [email protected], 02077131400.
The Art Fund Curatorial Practice Workshop: Exploring different positions in curating and running art institutions.
ICA Studio, The Mall, London, SW1Y 5AH
24 September, 13:00 - 17:30
15 bursary places available
As part of fig-2, the Art Fund Curatorial Practice Workshop, led by Fatos Ustek, will bring together a range of arts and museum professionals to discuss the future of curating and public institutions.
The workshop will adopt a unique relationship to the fig-2 exhibition, in which the artwork itself will help to activate the discussion. As addressed at a previous fig-2 event entitled Politics of Display (16th April), museums import historical consciousness and contribute to the shaping of personal identity. Thus museums have a duty to transform monologue into conversation. This curatorial workshop will build on the recent tendencies within the Fig-2 programme to develop a conversational relationship between the artist, the art work, the curator, the institutions and the public, exploring the potential of art as a tool for provocation of movement and transformation, while investigating the modes of ‘social imaginary’ produced by the museums and galleries nationwide.
Eligibility
Applications are open to all museum and gallery professionals who work with public collections.
How to apply
To apply for a place on this event please send us:
An answer of no more than 100 words to the question: ‘How would attending this course be beneficial to your professional development?’
Email your application to [email protected] with the word 'fig-2' in the subject line by 12noon on Friday 4 September. We will aim to notify applicants by Tuesday 8 September.
The AA2A project provides placements for visual artists and designer makers in Higher and Further Education institutions across England. In 2014-2015, AA2A schemes will run 21 institutions, providing around 90 placements nationally.
Read MoreThe Family Arts Campaign is looking for a talented and experienced manager to lead its day to day working in an exciting period of change and development. Closing date: 27/07/15
Read MoreThe deadline for applications for the RBS Bursary Awards 2015 has been extended until Monday 13 July 2015 - a unique award designed to provide a pivotal platform for ten early career artists working in three dimensions, judged to be of outstanding talent and potential.
Read MoreThe 2016 Open presents painting as its focus and Oriel Davies seeks submissions from artists exploring the practice and potential of this medium, encouraging diverse interpretations. The resulting selection will feature in an exhibition at Oriel Davies from 16 April - 15 June 2016.
Read MoreGalleries, museums and visual arts venues throughout the United Kingdom are invited to submit proposals to host the 2016 Alexandra Reinhardt Memorial Award (ARMA), Artist in Residence, worth £15,000.
Read MoreBALTIC 39 | Common Room is an opportunity for bi-monthly meetings of artists and arts professionals to have peer led conversations about arts practice, to share practical advice and talk through common questions.
Read MoreKielder Water & Forest Park Development Trust invites expressions of interest from artists or architects to create a new temporary work for the surroundings of Kielder Castle, Forestry Commission England’s visitor base in Kielder Water & Forest Park, Northumberland.
Read MoreOn Thursday 30 July at The Tetley, Leeds, Picture This will share the findings from the National Visual Arts cluster of the Arts Council England funded Audience Finder programme. The event is free but places are limited, so early booking is advisable.
The 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.
