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Must Read: British Fashion Council Announces 2025 Fashion Awards Nominees, Marc Jacobs Unveils Artist-Led Joy Collection
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Staged | 07.07.24
group show Staged just opened at Studio1.1 London in Shoreditch. thanks for coming to the opening! curated by Keran James and Michael Keenan
Act I, scene I. What prompts the painter’s arrangement of figures, determines the setting? What excuses do we have for re-ordering the world to fit a story that unravels in the telling, changes with each brushstroke? The rehearsals, the run-throughs - the performance on canvas, in paint. These major or minor narratives evolve before us. Seto’s indiscreet figures in sombre woods, Thomson’s dreaming poets (or lost killers), we pick our way towards them stumbling through the trees. Morse’s quasi-Biblical scenarios suggest parables unwritten while Utley’s interiors with characters surrounded by props are waiting for a prompter. All dream or rehearse scenes, pacing in the wings. These works show what photography can’t do - the indecisive moment. They show something not happening, something that hasn’t happened, and may yet never happen...The curtain hasn’t yet risen. The audience is muttering finding their seats...
Really pleased to have been accepted into the @artcanorg community. 🙏 I look forward to working together in 2023! ‘ArtCan is an artist-led, non-profit arts organisation with members across Britain and internationally. ArtCan creates opportunities for artists through exhibitions and practice development as well as peer-to-peer connections, professional recognition and access to specialist knowledge and support.’ #artcanorg #artistcommunity #artcommunity #artistled #nonprofitorganization #artsorganization #artsorganisation (at UK) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmHjxEUr2bz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
🖤➡️ @theroyalstandard_ 🔥CALL OUT - ARTIST LEADS WANTED!🔥 🖤➡️ https://linktr.ee/The.Royal.Standard ⬅️👀 JOIN OUR TEAM! The Royal Standard (TRS) are looking for Artist Leads to join our current team of six. Founded in 2006, The Royal Standard has thrived on the hard work and dedication of our artists and volunteers, helping to establish us into one of the largest artist-led spaces galleries in Merseyside, with both national and international recognition. This is an excellent role for motivated early career artists or arts professionals to gain supported experience in all aspects of running an arts organisation, and an immense opportunity for personal development and active self-learning, whilst connecting with and contributing to Liverpool’s cultural ecology. We are committed to ensuring our team represents a diverse mix of skills and abilities. We seek applications from people from all backgrounds and experiences, and are actively encouraging applications from BAME or disabled applicants. If there is anything we can do to make this role more accessible and meet specific needs, please let us know. If you would like to have an informal chat about the role with one of our Artist Leads, or have any questions, please contact us via [email protected]. For more information on the role, and details on how to apply, head to the link in our bio! ✨ DEADLINE: Monday 18th April #artistopportunity #artistled #community #artinliverpool #liverpoolarts #liverpool #art #opencall #artopps #artopencall (at The Royal Standard) https://www.instagram.com/p/CbK-9ybMoLN/?utm_medium=tumblr
It’s not often that an exhibition wows you (once a year if you’re lucky) but @oneminutespace one of the best #ArtistLed space in #Athens seems to keep doing that. I’m into stone so I could be biased on this one by @ericstephany curated by @florentfrizet This one kept pulling me to the ground, like I had to get on my hands and knees to view it. I love the way the glass fragments blend into the floor. It’s like the exhibition is meant to be there, grounded #StoneCarving #Marble #Assemblage #MixedMedia #Kerameikos #Keramikos #Athens #Greece On until 26th February 🤍 (at One Minute Space OMS) https://www.instagram.com/p/CZU02LDsQ3S/?utm_medium=tumblr
Check out @londonbookarts new @kickstarter campaign to repair, rebuild, and reopen the studio the public after Covid-19. Check this video and read the full story behind their campaign by following the link on their bio and https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/londonbookarts/london-centre-for-book-arts-is-reopening?mc_cid=c9f5686aa0&mc_eid=95cf0257de I’m a proud member of this fantastic space and honored to feel part of this amazing community of creatives where learning and sharing it’s in constant flow! #londoncentreforbookarts #support #creative #community #artistled #london (at London Centre for Book Arts) https://www.instagram.com/p/CUH-eDxqGhZ/?utm_medium=tumblr
GUILD
We are really pleased to have been selected to be apart of The Guild project, which will help The Penthouse develop over the next 3 years. We have some really exciting plans which we will be telling you about soon as well as this we will be redeveloped our website over the coming months to archive the past 6 years and to showcase the new work we will be doing. So keep posted.
Julie Lomax, chief executive of a-n, said about Guild and the artist led
“Artist-led spaces and projects are important to sustaining artistic practice, offering the space for experimentation, research and the production of new work, all of which builds an international reputation for the UK, brings communities together and contributes to the UK economy.”
The Guild Project
A-N on GUILD by East Street Arts - a program we are very excited to have been selected for.
20 artist-led organisations selected to join East Street Arts’ national project on the future of artists’ spacesOver the next three years, the organisations will be part of the GUILD project, a comprehensive programme of research, mentoring, tailored support, and infrastructure and space development
East Street Arts has selected 20 artist-led organisations across England to join its GUILD project, a comprehensive programme of research, mentoring, tailored support, and infrastructure and space development.
The Arts Council England-supported initiative was created in 2018 by the Leeds-based organisation in partnership with a-n The Artist Information Company, Key Fund, University of Salford, University of Leeds, Stockholm Institute for Environment and Locality.
Over the next three years, GUILD will explore how towns and cities can develop and support artists’ spaces. It will look at how spaces can sustain creative practice and how artists can work with developers and communities to create the kind of sustainable spaces that meet the changing needs of the sector. In doing it, it hopes to determine what form the artists’ spaces of the future will take.
The organisations selected for GUILD are: Abingdon Studios, Blackpool; Artworks, Halifax; Assembly House in Leeds; Margate-based Bon Volks Studios; Double Elephant Print Workshop, Exeter; Dyad Creative, Norwich; Fish Factory, Penryn, Cornwall; Shy Bairns, Salford; Haarlem Artspace, Wirksworth, Derbyshire; Bristol-based Bricks; Southampton’s K6 Gallery; Leeds-based Live Art Bistro (LAB); Navigator North, Middlesbrough; Ort Gallery, Balsall Heath in Birmingham; PROFORMA from Greater Manchester; The Rising Sun Arts Centre, Reading; The Penthouse, Manchester/Salford; Two Queens, Leicester; Caraboo, Bristol; and Manchester-based The Travelling Heritage Bureau.
Karen Watson, artistic director at East Street Arts, said: “We are really looking forward to developing the relationships and getting to know the artists’ spaces involved within the GUILD programme. We started East Street Arts as two artists over 25 years ago and have learned a lot about the artist-led sector and their value and impact.”
Daniel Cutmore, relationship manager at Arts Council England, said the selected organisations “represent a snap-shot of the different contexts and challenges in which many artists operate”.
He added: “Given the changes in the nature and pace of urban development, working with property owners, GUILD will generate new learning for the wider sector on approaches to business resilience, operating models and new opportunities for entrepreneurship and income generation.”
GUILD will establish a programme of support that will include toolkits, business models and artistic development programmes. It will also lobby and seek to influence funding bodies, local authorities, community and regeneration bodies for support for artists’ spaces, advocating for flexible solutions to embedding arts spaces and artists within cities and towns centres.
Julie Lomax, chief executive of a-n, said: “We are delighted to be partnering with GUILD and East Street Arts to support a cohort of artist-led spaces across England to enhance and sharpen their professional skills and to shape and influence the future provision of work space and artist development in England.
“Artist-led spaces and projects are important to sustaining artistic practice, offering the space for experimentation, research and the production of new work, all of which builds an international reputation for the UK, brings communities together and contributes to the UK economy.
“Collaborative and collective in spirit, they are becoming increasingly vulnerable and required to navigate and shape-shift through a complex set of structures and relationships.”
8 days submission deadline! #neoartprize 2019 – Awards, Prizes and neo:residency 2020 Offer. £15 for two artworks www.zealous.co/neo/opportunity/OPEN-CALL-neo-artprize-2019/ neo: are pleased to announce the launch of the neo:artprize 2019 in partnership with Bolton Museum Gallery. The critically acclaimed biennial competition offers a prestigious showcase for contemporary visual artists from around the world alongside an impressive list of sponsored prizes and the opportunity for a new graduate to be considered for the 12-week neo:residency supported by University of Bolton, GreatArt and neo: Awards: neo:residency Award - New Graduate 2018-20: 12-week residency & solo show worth £3800 sponsored by @boltonuni, @greatart_uk & neo: neo:artprize - £1000 GreatArt Award - £500 vouchers Bolton Museum Gallery Award - £200 @alectiranti Sculpture Award - £200 vouchers @johnpurcellpaper Award - £200 vouchers @screenstretch Ltd Award - £100 vouchers The competition is juried by an independent panel of prominent curators and artists ensuring high standards are maintained. Judges for the neo:artprize 2019 are: Jordan Baseman: Reader in Time Based Media, Senior Tutor in Moving Image at the @royalcollegeofart, London. Sacha Craddock: Art Critic and Curator @sachacraddock William Lunn: Director, @copperfield_london. Helen Wewiora: Director, @castlefieldgall & Agency, Manchester neo:artprize 2019 is an open exhibition inviting work in any media from contemporary visual artists over 18 and of all nationalities. Submission Deadline is midnight Sunday 26th May 2019 GMT Press & Marketing please contact: Jason Simpson 07855369522 [email protected] #ArtistLed #ArtPrize #OpenCall #CallForEntry #CallForSubmissions #ArtistResisency #Residency #ResidencyProgram #ArtistOpportunity #OpenCallForArtists (at neoartists) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxmZoBkFwNJ/?igshid=1buvvcacn82go
