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Advisers & tutors

We've provided a point of contact within our information-rich site so you can more easily research the tools, materials and resources you’ll need when you advise and support artists and art and design students.

Welcome to Advisers & tutors

'Familiar series', 2011.  Courtesy: artist.  Copyright: Elizabeth Wewiora

Career profiles

Three years after graduating from Glasgow School of Art photographer Elizabeth Wewiora tells us of her career to date. Read on »

Previous Career profiles published in October's a-n Magazine: Navigating the career path »

Read more profiles here »

Higher education at the fore

Get your students to join in with Degrees unedited blogs by registering » (scroll to bottom of page!)

NEW Student subscription packages

Make Students community their avenue in to the rest of a-n.
Free resources and much more for undergraduate students. Get them on board »

Bronwen Hyde, 'Alice in furnitureland', 2010. From the interior/exterior series. 

Video guides

Make sure your students get the most out of online media:
How to use Twitter »
How to use Blogging »
How to use Facebook »

Plus new video guides commissioned by Artquest for the ArtlawTV channel looking at copyright:
Art and ideas »
Site specific art »
A cultural commons »
Art and appropriation »
Gallery deals »

The power of the Internet. Practical guide examining the various ways crowd-funding has manifested new possibilities for revenue streams. How to get crowd-funding »

For advisers

'Carlo and Nick from emptyshop.org'

Get active

"Where some people see urban decay and decline, we see potential!" Dan Thompson's Artists in empty shops guide. Read on »

It's free

UK-based AIR members receive FREE £5m public and products liability (PPL) insurance with Artist + AIR subscription? Read on »

For tutors

Anthony Schrag, 'Wrasslin’ (wrestling)'. Photo: Claire Hazelton. performance on Margate Beach, 20 February 2010.

Tools for teaching

Looking for new professional practice material for next academic year? Use our specialist guides written by and for professional practice tutors.
Go to learning resources »

Julie Cockburn, ‘Flowerbook 3’, book, 29x19cm, 2003.

HE Publications

Developed in collaboration with specialists and experts in the HE sector and artists' professional development organisations, these publications support professional practice teaching in art and design courses. Read on »

Subscriptions

Designed to see students through the final stage of their degree and launch into professional life, the a-n Student subscription is a FREE twelve-month online subscription.
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Get the most out of your JISC subscription. Find out what information, resources and expertise students and tutors can tap into at the click of a button.
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Degrees unedited

In the running

2012 pans out for degree shows and as more students join the blogs, added extras are coming their way. Blogger's reward »

Take a look at the blogs so far for this term »

Ghada Amer, 'Snow White Without Her Dwarves', Acrylic, embroidery and gel medium on canvas, 2008.

Artists talking

Artists talking exposes contemporary artists' practice with artists' blogs, interviews and articles.

Choice blog Independent curator and writer Tom Trevatt spotlights Tamarin Norwood: 're-cursing the cursive with her camera, tracing the trace...'. Read on »

Interview 'Second career' artists can bring richness and sincerity but how many do you know who never went to art school? Kate Murdoch is one. Read on »

Events Creating a space for dialogue, networking and peer support in all things Internet related. Read on »

Artists talking on Youtube »

Join over 6000 Artists talking followers on twitter »

... I was all over the place.

Critical writing

Interface » is a-n’s place for new critical writing about art. Check out the latest reviews here

Anna Barriball at the Fruit Market Gallery by Stephanie Richardson.
Barriball concentrates her exertions on the architectural touchstones which are the most vulnerable, where the skin that separates in from out is at its most skeletal Read on »

Alos in Scotland Soil at the Hannah Maclure Centre, reviewed by Beth Savage.
A man lays buried under a few inches of dirt  Read on »  

'Draw (fireplace)', Video, 2005.