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Visiting Arts
Promotes and facilitates the flow of international arts into the UK, with the aim of improving cultural relations and awareness. Fosters mutually beneficial international contacts and activities at all levels through consultancy and advisory services, information, training and grant giving. Publishes a series of international cultural directories (including guides to Taiwan, Vietnam, Quebec, Norway, Israel, Hungary, and Souith Africa) and Visiting Arts, a calendar of events and exhibitions three times each year.
LONDON, UK
Artist to Artist International 2010 [ 5 December 2009 ]
Visiting Arts in partnership with The Delfina Foundation is pleased to announce the launch of Artist to Artist International 2010. The programme provides an opportunity to bring together artists to initiate dialogues across international borders, enabling pairs of artists to enter into new working relationships on an open-ended and informal basis. Read full listing…
1 mile squared [ 20 May 2009 ]
The residency provides an opportunity for a contemporary British artist to develop their artistic practice through a collaborative investigation of arts and the environment and through leading workshops within the local community in south Tehran. Read full listing…
Artist to Artist International 2009 [ 9 January 2009 ]
Call for proposals from UK-based visual artists from Visiting Arts in partnership with The Delfina Foundation. The 2009 scheme will introduce a geographic focus by inviting artists from across the Middle East and North Africa. Read full listing…
Artist-to-Artist International 2009 [ 9 January 2009 ]
Apply for the Artist-to-Artist International 2009, an opportunity to initiate a dialogue with an overseas artist, enter into new working relationship on an open-ended and informal basis. Invited artists from the following countries are eligible: Afghanistan, Algeria, Bahrain, Cyprus, Egypt, Jordon, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Morocco, Oman, Palestine Territories, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, United Arab Emirates and Yemen. The selected overseas artist will spend a week with the UK artist, visit their studio, meet contacts, network and discuss ideas. Read full listing…