This is my first chance to post since handing in my online ACE application. After many discussions with artists and producers as part of my Re:view bursary I decided to apply for Grants for the Arts, Research and Development with […]
After a long and painful period of illness, I’m very happy to be able to resume studies this week. I’m reacquainting myself with my own research and recommencing my thesis first draft. Things to distract me from the task at […]
After a long and painful period of illness, I’m very happy to be able to resume studies this week. I’m reacquainting myself with my own research and recommencing my thesis first draft. Things to distract me from the task at […]
Portraits of trees etched onto paper made from their own leaves. An exciting collaboration between two printmakers.
The aim of the Lexington Hub Forum is to challenge and provoke established thinking by presenting key Pointesian issues and linking these to the opportunities available to the remote based illustrators and designers based in Pointeso and Novia The Forum […]
Test taking has become a valuable skill. There is endless expertise insisting to best prepare test taker; the most common 5 (most popular 10, top 20, essential 31 etc) interview questions to best prepare for all kind of scenarios, best […]
Many thanks for your interest in the AHRC CDA on artists-led contributions to the cultural value agenda and for taking the time to produce and submit a project proposal. We were overwhelmed by the response to the scholarship, having received […]
What Aristotle Did On His Holidays I’m suffering from Blog Withdrawal Symptoms. As soon as the site is back up and running, I will post, then gasp with relief. Having done this writing at least once a week for […]
I’m supposed to be writing a proposal, but a little tweety bird told me the new site was up and running, so I abandoned that to come and explore. I have been writing while the blog has been down, so […]
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Following Tuesday’s NPO announcement by Arts Council England, we’ve been looking at the figures to get a clearer picture of who’s gained and who’s lost out.
Video guide on how to use the inbuilt site messaging and how to add people to ‘Your network’.
Last week saw the official launch of Generation, a Scotland-wide celebration of the last 25 years of contemporary art in the country, with blockbuster summer shows opening in Edinburgh and Glasgow. Chris Sharratt reports.
Caroline Wendling’s exhibition, A Sense of Place, at Changing Spaces, Cambridge, 23-26 April 2014
Now that we’ve had the headlines about the 2015-18 organisations joining Arts Council England’s portfolio of regularly funded, I’m quite interested in what the stats didn’t directly tell us. What organisations applied that weren’t successful? These could be organisations funded in […]
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This year’s Liverpool Biennial is the first that director Sally Tallant can really call her own, having arrived in Liverpool only a few months before the 2012 festival. Now with a new, earlier July start date and a refreshed approach, Laura Robertson finds out what has changed at the UK’s biennial of contemporary art.
Arts Council England has announced the 670 organisations that will make up its new National Portfolio of regularly-funded organisations. Included are some new additions, while 58 organisations leave the portfolio entirely.
a-n The Artists Information Company has successfully secured continued support from Arts Council England as part of its National Portfolio of funded organisations 2015-18.
Winners at the International Print Biennale Print Awards include Bob and Roberta Smith, who receives a £6,000 cash prize.
A challenging first mentoring session with Dave Beech. I was able to ask for clarification on some of the concepts we encountered in the Art & Politics reading group around the notions of counter-hegemony and the Philistine. The philistine is […]
This week’s selection of must-see shows ranges from a stand-out Glasgow show of new work as part of Generation in Scotland, to something spooky going on in Matlock Bath, Derbyshire.
This week, London’s disability-led arts organisation Shape launches a new networking event to bring disabled and non-disabled artists together. We talk to programme coordinator Ben Fredericks about the project.
