The ‘go to’ day
There are days in the studio when I don’t have anything planned. Maybe I have finished exploring a particular concern, or I am waiting for something to arrive, to dry or I am just fed up with it for the […]
There are days in the studio when I don’t have anything planned. Maybe I have finished exploring a particular concern, or I am waiting for something to arrive, to dry or I am just fed up with it for the […]
Recurring themes … In the midst of change, when no actual physical work is being made, it’s sometimes hard to hold onto feeling like an artist (whatever that is!). That whole art v life/life v art dilemma – it’s so […]
Are you a socially engaged artist passionate about co-creation and community celebration? We’re looking for an Artist in Residence to work alongside schools and community groups to co-create bold, beautiful banners that will take to the streets in October 2025.
The Art Department at The Leys Cambridge has a vacancy for a part-time Art Technician.
Visions in the Nunnery is the Nunnery Gallery’s renowned showcase of moving image, digital and performance art. The biennial open call is an opportunity to be part of one of the most varied presentations of moving image in London.
Our free-to-access online course will help you understand the principles and master the practice of carrying out evaluation in the arts, culture and heritage sector.
Birmingham School of Art and Eastside Projects invite applications from visual artists for an Incidental Artists placement in Birmingham supported by the Wheatley Fine Art Fellowship.
Now Showing: ‘Last’ and ‘Complete’ at ArtCan ‘Ripple’ exhibition, Bobcat Gallery, Putney, London and ‘Alt’ and ‘Highlight’ at Cupola Contemporary Art, Hillsborough, Sheffield. More coming soon – an exciting month!
Returning to my Artwork of 2017/18 when I created a number of modern day Reilquaries in Medieval Style. But with a variety of subjects rather than just Memorial. Some human condition, comment. I found this a portrait of partner Helena Smee. Small and simple. I should do more!
EAF is collaborating with Art Monthly magazine for a second year running to support a writer to attend the festival in August, and write in response to the EAF25 Programme.
The Center for Curatorial Leadership (CCL) is accepting applications for the 2026 CCL Fellowship, open to full-time senior and/or established curators working in art museums in North America and abroad.
The Festival Connect Fund enables festival collaboration between Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) and the UK, supporting festival organisers and managers with funding, skills, network building and knowledge to enhance festival management and ensure scalability and sustainability.
Champion living artists and artistic excellence, driving business growth and enriching the UK’s visual arts landscape as the next CEO of The Federation of British Artists.
Applications are invited for PRAXIS 2025, the third edition of fluent’s educational apparatus, a structure for independent studies to take place from September 8 through December 12, 2025.
Cultural producers, including art and culture scholars, translators, writers, editors, independent publishers and publishing houses, collectives and non-profit institutions, are invited to submit project proposals for the Foundation’s Publishing Grant.
Sonic Acts and De Ateliers/Woonhuis present The Walls Have Ears – a fully funded sound studies writing residency taking place in Amsterdam in February 2026.
Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YSP) is launching its 2025 Yorkshire Graduate Award scheme, offering another placement for a recently graduated BA or MA artist, from any Yorkshire-based university, to work and stay on-site for two weeks.