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AIRTIME

Seeking info on insurance, funding and professional development? Want to develop your networks and collaborations?

Locate like-minded artists and get advice from experts at these events open to all visual and applied artists. Alongside the local and regional partnerships that enable these events to happen, we’re pleased to have DACS (Design and Artists Copyright Society) as AIRTIME series partner.

Bookings: These are free events, but as places are limited booking is essential. Contact airevents@a-n.co.uk with AIRTIME and your preferred location in the title.

AIRTIME Calendar
All events 3-5pm unless otherwise stated.

  • 25 January - Worcester, City Art Gallery; partnership with Pitt Studios and Worcester Art Gallery
  • 29 February - Exeter, Spacex;  Partnership with Spacex
  • July - Winchester (venue tbc)
  • September - Whitstable (venue tbc)

Further events are being organised throughout 2012 - bookmark this page to check new entries.

View Nisha Duggal's video report of AIRTIME at SPACE Studios, London, July 2010 here »

About AIR
The AIR membership scheme, attached to the a-n Artist subscription, is for practising visual and applied artists, providing them with representation and professional benefits including free £5m Public & Projects Liability Insurance, AIR - Artists Interaction and Representation is enabled by a-n The Artists Information Company.

To join AIR with the a-n Artist subscription and get immediate access to all its benefits, just go to www.a-n.co.uk/AIR_subscribe 

First published: a-n.co.uk January 2009

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