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Work and working from home

by Stuart Mayes, Stuart Mayes

Every year as part of my annual appraisal at the council I have to fill in a separate form about my ’other employment’. Along with asking for basic information concerning my name, address, and job at the council the form […]

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Thank you for asking

by Stuart Mayes, Stuart Mayes

I have received two invitations to fill in an ’artists’ questionnaire’ for Region Uppsala. After crossing the rather alarming box ’age 46 – 65’(!) came a series of relatively simple questions that woke rather complex response in me. In summary […]

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Conversation

Grant / gift taxable income or not?

by Sanne Visser

Hello all, I am writing here to see if anyone can advise me on the following before I seek advise from HMRC. Is there anyone else that has received a grant / gift / subsidy from either Arts Council Emergency […]

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CAN A LEOPARD CHANGE ITS SPOTS?

by Katayoun Dowlatshahi

Since so many of us globally are confined to our homes and gardens because of Covid-19 pandemic. I thought it would be an opportune time for self-reflection, hence the title, ‘Confessions of a Garden Hermit’.

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Intersection

by Stuart Mayes

Sunday afternoon and while making some museli for the coming weeks’ breakfasts I find myself recalling bits of the conversation that I had with Pavel yesterday evening. He has been looking at the Following Eugène blog. With the museli baking […]

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a-n Bursaries: Time Space Money

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Overview

a-n The Artists Information Company is offering bursaries of £500 – £1,500 to help support those whose livelihoods have been impacted by Coronavirus Covid-19. We’re bringing the application process forward for the next round of a-n Bursaries, and also working with Arts Council England to distribute £300,000 of financial support as part of the programme.

Time Space Money is an emergency response fund to support artists and arts organisers to enable them to continue their professional practice at this critical time.

We encourage applications from artists working in all visual arts disciplines that reflect innovative and ambitious thinking, and arts organisers such as art handlers, technicians, art installers, conservators and restorers, and those who work with artists in the production of their work and exhibitions.

Deadline for applications: 12 noon, Thursday 7th May 2020.

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Resource Guide

Assessing opportunities

by Sophia Crilly

Artists and advisers identify key questions to ask to help sift the good opportunities from the mediocre, and the downright mendacious.

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How it was for me

by Stuart Mayes

What kind of year has 2019 been for you? It has been a bit of a roller-coaster year! For the most it has been positive and moving upward but there have certainly also been some scary and sudden drops too. […]

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Photographs from Another Place: The Engagements

by Alan Ward

After a hectic summer and autumn of engagement events on the Wirral, I am now just two weeks away from the exhibition opening at the Williamson Art Gallery – 7 December 2019 – 2 February 2020.

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Resource Profile

Alternative art education: Kirsty Ogg, New Contemporaries

by Michaela Nettell

In 2017, New Contemporaries, an annual exhibition of emerging artists from UK art schools, opened up its application to include artists from alternative learning programmes. Director Kirsty Ogg discusses this decision, the changing climate for emerging artists in the UK, and what artists really need to develop and challenge their practice. Interview by Michaela Nettell.

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Blogger Q&A: Nicola Ellis, streamlining sculptural problems

by Richard Taylor

With a practice that conducts ‘non-expert’ skilling-up to streamline execution, Nicola Ellis is able to engage with the problems and solutions of sculpture in relation to material choice and the subversion of industrial processes. Richard Taylor finds out more.

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I close my eyes and count to ten ….

by Stuart Mayes

It is been on my mind to re-engage with my blog for the last few weeks (months?) however I have simply been too busy, or too in need of time doing something relaxing (sitting in front of a computer, even […]

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