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Artists' News & Opportunities Bulletin Artists’ News & Opportunities Bulletin 24 November 2011 Click on the headings below to find out about... o Funding o Opportunities o Commissions o Calls for work o Prizes o Residencies o Studentships o Jobs o Voluntary Positions o Courses/ workshops o Studios Available o Exhibition Spaces Available o Blogs o What’s happening o Ongoing exhibitions TPWM News Turning Point West Midlands Steering Group Meeting 17th November Feedback on the TPWM meetings is available HERE. Please note the TPWM Steering Group meetings take place once a month and points from the meeting are then put on the website for people to share. Meeting feedback from the last meeting cover: TPWM and the Art in a Cold Climate Conference Turning Point and its National Summit TPWM and the Media TPWM Projects TP Group membership The TP and the National Network New Art Map for Wolverhamtpon Goes Live Art Map Wolverhampton highlights the great public art and cultural buildings that the city has to offer and makes it easier for you to travel around. Art Map Wolverhampton was produced by Project Dandelion with participating students from Colton Hills Community School, Heath Park Business and Enterprise College, King’s CE School and St Edmunds Catholic School. The project was supported by Carillion and Inspire Wolverhampton’s Local Education Partnership. To look at the Art Map,visit: http://artmapwolverhampton.co.uk/ All aboard the Art Bus! Take an after-hours tour of the Barber Institute of Fine Arts, Ikon Gallery, the RBSA Gallery, Eastside Projects and mac Birmingham.Birmingham’s galleries are celebrating the festive season with a return of the popular FREE Galleries Night and Art Bus on Friday 2 December, 5 – 9pm.Travel on the Art Bus and visit the Barber Institute of Fine Arts, Ikon Gallery, the RBSA Gallery and mac birmingham in one night. Plus, for the first time this year, there will also be a stop at Eastside Projects in Digbeth. All five galleries are open late, with free tours as well as mulled wine and mince pies for visitors. It's also a good opportunity to do some Christmas shopping, with books, jewellery, works of art, designer-maker craft and gift items, pocket money treats and other bespoke presents available from the Barber, Ikon Gallery and the RBSA Gallery. For details of the Art Bus pick up a timetable from any of the participating galleries, check the galleries’ websites or call the Barber Institute on 0121 414 7333. AngelShares - New Crowdfunding Website AngelShares crowdfunding website is now live. See website for more details: www.AngelShares.com If you, or someone you know is interested in posting a project, or making a donation contact: Sarah Gee on [email protected] AngelShares, a new philanthropic crowd funding website for arts and cultural projects, has launched in the UK. Projects are posted on the site by organisations or individual artists, curated by the AngelShares team, and donors are then encouraged to invest to make the projects happen. The donors’ ‘return’ comes in the form of exclusive benefits offered by the project owners, such as opportunities for private visits to galleries or historic houses, opportunities to meet creative artists, or quirky gifts or acknowledgements of their support. AngelShares offers a very flexible approach for those seeking support. It is the only arts and cultural crowdfunding site that collects Gift Aid on donations, and offers projects the option of setting an income target by a timed deadline, or simply receiving on-going donations. Programme Announced – Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art One of the UK's boldest visual arts events, the Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art returns in April 2012, bringing together exhibitions by the best international and local artists, from Turner Prize winners to the most exciting, emerging talent. The Festival builds on the successes of previous years, showcasing work by more than 130 artists in over 50 of Glasgow's best permanent and temporary exhibition venues across the length and breadth of the city. The 18-day Festival programme includes many newly-commissioned works, including several that draw on a range of other disciplines, including dance, film, music, performance and theatre. The standard is incredibly high and features an extensive diversity of practice featuring Alan Stanners, Karla Black, Emory Douglas, Kelly Nipper and Birmingham’s Extra Special People to name only a few. To view the full programme visit www.glasgowinternational.org Registration for Brighton Fringe Online registration is now open to anyone who wants to showcase their talent in front of a live audience in May. Register between 1 November and 31 December 2011 to be eligible for a 30% discount! Professional Development Programme - FREE Workshops. As a participant you will have the chance to attend Brighton Fringe workshops and the 2012 Professional Development Programme run by Participant Services. The first workshop focused on fundraising, with the second, 'How to Sell your Brighton Fringe Show' coming up on 21 November. For more information see our website: www.brightonfringe.org Funding Warwick District Council Arts Development Grants Grants are available to Arts and Heritage Organisations planning projects within Warwick District for any amount up to £2,500. Funding will be considered for: · Original, high quality imaginative projects which take place within Warwick District. Projects that clearly demonstrate development and increased access to arts/heritage. Deadline: Monday 12 December 2011. See attachment for further details about grant criteria. To apply for an Arts Development Grant you will need to complete a Warwick District Council Grant Application Form. Contact Mair Evans (WDC Arts Development Officer) on [email protected] for more information Wakeham Trust (UK) http://www.wakehamtrust.org/ Philip Bates Trust Arts Grant http://www.philipbatestrust.org.uk/index.html Foyle Foundation: Main Grants Scheme – Arts http://www.foylefoundation.org.uk/how-to-apply/ Arts Council England http://www.artscouncil.org.uk/funding/grants-arts/ British Council – Grants for Artists http://www.britishcouncil.org/arts-grants-to-artists.htm Voluntary Arts England http://www.voluntaryarts.org/cgi-bin/website.cgi?tier1=england&tier2=funding&fp=true Opportunities NEW Graduate Placement Opportunity, Glasshouse Studio, Jephson Gardens, Leamington Spa Warwick District Council in partnership with Coventry University are seeking an enthusiastic West Midlands based Craft or Design recent graduate (3 years max), for an artist placement at The Glasshouse Studio attached to the Temperate House in Jephson Gardens, Leamington Spa. The placement offers the opportunity to work alongside an experienced mid-career artist resident as part of the Arts Council England funded Making Moves project. The resident artist will be working with community and the graduate placement will work alongside the artist with these groups. For full details of what the Graduate Placement offers click HERE. Deadline for application: 16 December 2011 Interviews will be held w/c 9 January 2012. To apply contact: Mair Evans, [email protected], 01926 456231, 07846542123 Anne Forgan, Making Moves Project Coordinator, [email protected], 07770674552 Axis directory membership offer for ESP members Extra Special People has teamed up with Axis, the online resource for contemporary art to offer a special membership discount to all members. Take advantage of 18 months of directory membership for the price of 12 months (£28.50) if you apply before 30 November 2011. Directory membership allows you to profile and promote your work online, find great work opportunities, connect with arts professionals and other artists and much more... For all membership benefits see www.axisweb.org/membership. To take up the offer, complete the application form online at www.axisweb.org/membership making sure you enter promotion code ESP11 in the space provided. New Early Career Directory Membership for Artists & Curators Axis have introduced a new membership category - Early Career - to support artists at the beginning of their career. Application is open to final year students or artists who graduated in the last 12 months from a recognised BA art course (or equivalent) and those starting/returning to artistic practice after a change of career/career break. Enjoy all of the benefits of directory membership for the reduced fee of £15 a year. www.axisweb.org/earlycareer Axis: Call for members www.axisweb.org Leamington Studio Artists Friend Scheme http://www.lsa-artists.co.uk/ Great Minds: Creative Network business network, North Staffordshire http://greatminds.buildup-ns.org.uk/ ESP Surgeries, Extra Special People www.extraspecialpeople.org Commissions NEW History Sculpture Commission, Queen Elizabeth Hospitals Birmingham The new Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham (QEHB) opened in June 2010 and is pleased to announce a commission opportunity for an artist or designer to develop artwork reflecting the history of University Hospitals Birmingham (UHB) and the hospitals that now form part of UHB. It is envisaged that the artwork will be immediately outside the main entrance of the new QEHB. We are seeking expressions of interest from artists or designers with experience of public art. The QEHB, which is now the UK's largest single-site hospital, employs approximately 7,000 staff and cares for around 700, 000 patients per year. There is a dedicated Arts steering group who commission works and evaluate the arts programme.To apply for this commission, please contact: Michelle Watts, Personal Assistant - Dept. Business Manager & FJF Project Lead 0121 371 3686 [email protected] Deadline for application: Friday 9th December 2012 NEW Sculpture Commission: Leicestershire, Mantle Arts Mantle Arts, working in partnership with Lutterworth Town Council, wish to appoint an artist to create a sculptural ‘gateway feature’ for the town.The aim is to create a modern, iconic art work which will symbolise and celebrate the south Leicestershire town of Lutterworth now and in the future, whilst also acknowledging its heritage and sense of place.
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