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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

Mitra Memarzia, 'Heard and Not Seen: Be Seen', performance, 2008. Photo: Mitra Memarzia.  Courtesy: artist. From the Installation and Art project in collaboration with Sandra Hall from Friction Arts, Birmingham.

In discussion

Jane Watt talks to some of the UK's leading advisers and tutors about support and resources for artists and students.

Linda Ball discusses her recent research on graduate career paths Creative Graduates Creative Futures- NEW!
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Read about the launch in this month's an Magazine »

Mir Jansen on Yorkshire Artspace, Sheffield Read on »

Alias (Artists-led Initiative Advisory service) about artists' groups  Read on »

Dr. Julia Horn on her research Beyond the PhD Read on »

Abigail Branagan on business advice for artists Read on »

Read Richard Taylor's discussions with practitioners about how they've forged professional careers after graduation.
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'Creative Graduates Creative Futures', 2010.  Copyright: Creative Graduates Creative Futures

Adviser & tutor prize

Win a FREE copy of the Creative Graduates Creative Futures research report (worth £30) in the Adviser & tutor draw.

To enter send your top tip for graduating art students.

Email your entries to jane.watt@a-n.co.uk  with ‘A&T draw’ in the subject line before 6th April.

 

Professional practice

Voluntary positions and internships are increasingly common in the career paths of artists. What are artists' and organisations' experiences? What is best practice?
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Read Emily Speed's blog Getting paid for insight into the business of being an artist.
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How do artists set up businesses and promote their work, make applications and get legal advice? We’ve got over 30 guides to for advisers to select from.
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Did you know that UK-based AIR members receive FREE £5m public and products liability (PPL) insurance?
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Not just a magazine

Find out what information, resources and expertise students and tutors can tap into at the click of a button.
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Paul Moss, ‘Danger Town (detail)’. Photo: Sophia Crilly.‘Look to This Day’, Castlefield Gallery. Paul Moss graduated 1998 form Newcastle University. A co-director of organisation Workplace, he was Durham Cathedral artist in residence in 2003, and had a solo exhibition at Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead in 2004.

Tools for teaching

Our NEW guide 'Not just a job but an opportunity' can be used as a learning resource to give your students the edge to find, assess and create work opportunities. 
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Developed in collaboration with HE specialists, we’ve got some teaching resources for professional practice tutors.
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Pass on Rod McIntosh's advice on how to achieve Quality on a budget
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Degrees unedited

Show time

Book your degree show ad
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Degree show blogs enable students to reflect on their process and progress, and disseminate practice to a wider professional audience. So take a look at what's being written, and encourage your students to start one.
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'2010 DEGREES promotion', flyer, 2010.  Courtesy: a-n The Artists Information Company.  Copyright: a-n The Artists Information Company

Artists talking

Annie Harrison blogs about her new studio in Salford

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Annie Harrison and Christine Evans, 'Untitled 2010'. Photo: annie harrison.

Critical writing

Chris Brown asks a number of writers what is critical writing? 
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New ideas

If you’re working to support the careers and development strategies of artists and students,  I’d like to hear from you. Be part of our consultation about new materials and tools for this community of interest by signing up to our e-bulletin for advisers and tutors.

Jane Watt, Advisers & tutors online editor
jane.watt@a-n.co.uk