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Resources from the a-n archive that I will looking at over the summer as part of some research into residencies and prizes.
Articles & images exploring environmental and sustainability discourses within contemporary practice.
Collection of articles looking at issues and discussions around major contemporary art events.
Articles that touch on housing, living spaces, renting, urban challenges
The 25th BP Portrait Award has been won by Thomas Ganter for his painting of a homeless German man.
A collection of interviews with previous student bloggers on the a-n blogs. Fancy being profiled as an art student working on your final year project, dissertation, studio practice? Start a blog, tag it with ‘art students’ and get in touch […]
Profiles and interviews with Fine Art and related course graduates, offering valid information, perspective and insight to life as an artist after graduating from art school. Please note, some of these articles may reference ‘Degrees unedited’ or ‘Artists talking’. Degrees […]
I’m quoted in this article by David Trigg, about the current trend for arts organisations to replace paid invigilators with volunteers. What’s not mentioned in the article is that these jobs are not just important employment opportunities for people – […]
Now in its tenth year, Embassy Gallery’s Annuale festival in Edinburgh celebrates artist-led collaboration in Scotland’s capital and beyond.
Articles which discuss value of blogging for artists and others.
As cuts continue to bite, arts organisations are plugging the funding gap by replacing paid staff – such as gallery invigilators – with unpaid volunteers. We look at three galleries in Liverpool and Bristol that have done just that, and assess what this growing trend could mean for both individual artists and the UK’s arts ecology.
Led by a-n and AIR, the Paying Artists campaign aims to secure payment for artists who exhibit in publicly-funded galleries.
This week’s selections range from an exploration of ‘fabric’ trends in art at a small gallery in London, to The Hepworth, Wakefield’s first major survey show of Franz West’s work since his death two years ago.
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With less than three months to go to the Scottish independence referendum, what does Creative Scotland’s recently published Annual Plan 2014-15 say about the country’s approach to public investment in the arts? Johnny Gailey argues that it represents a significant divergence from the UK narrative of funding cuts, economic benefits and philanthropy.
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The winner of this year’s Liverpool Art Prize is artist and photographer Tabitha Jussa.
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Arts figures including Brett Rogers of The Photographers’ Gallery and Robin Klassnik of Matt’s Gallery are among those to receive OBEs in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list.
