AIR

AIR is not only a source of practical support, but by providing a range of channels of communication and dialogue amongst artists, it advocates for artists, ensuring their views and concerns are heard within all areas of cultural decision-making.

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Political arts policies revealed Read on »

What are the conditions for great art? Read on »

AIR's representation working group updates...Read on »

Members' representation views inform AIR strategy... Read on »

Your forums

Share and debate your practice amongst your peers... Read on »

Artist as leader

Applications invited from artists wishing to develop as leaders Read on »

Artists can lead through their practice, says research Read on »

How did artists find the Method leadership programme? Read on »

Artists' events

Find out about AIRTIME and Open dialogues near you Read on »

AIR to launch new events strand Read on »

Future studios

Acme and UAL to explore artists' space needs Read on »

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Air ways

Featuring AIR members' projects.

Laura Hensser at Aspex.

Richard Bevan in 'For the Sake of the Image' at Jerwood Space.

Jonathan Middlemiss at One Church Street.

Susan Collis creates visual identity for Armory Show.

Money matters

Internships illegal says tribunal Read on »

AIR members benefit from £5m Public liability cover
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Save money, get better art cover with the Artists Insurance Policy
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Bridging the gap

“Artists have an advantage when confronted with political and economic crises. While conscious of short-term demands, anxieties and opportunities, they are not dictated by election cycles, growth forecasts, business plans, fashion trends and annual targets.” argues David Cotterrell...
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