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Project Coordinator – Studio of Sanctuary

We’re looking for a Project Coordinator extraordinaire to work on our groundbreaking Studio of Sanctuary programme; enabling professional artists and creatives, who also happen to be asylum seekers, to continue their practice and develop their professional networks.

Production & Technical Manager

We’re on the hunt for a talented Production and Technical Manager with a habit for making things happen! Our summer plans are positively bursting with activity and we need someone with an eye for detail when it comes to the logistics of large public events.

Research Curator

The role of Research Curator has huge variety. Reporting to the Head of Henry Moore Institute, the post-holder will devise and deliver an innovative programme of research and study that places the Henry Moore Institute as the UK’s leading specialist organisation for the consideration and presentation of sculpture. The post-holder will develop a creative approach to research that promotes new ideas, academic rigour and debate in the study of sculpture, engaging students, academics and creative professionals alike. Well networked nationally and internationally, the Research Curator will work with colleagues to nurture strategic partnerships and collaborations and will make a significant contribution to the programme of temporary exhibitions and displays.

CASTING CALL – Be part of Red Saunders’ ‘Hidden Project’ at the Museum of Making

We’re looking for a wide and diverse group of people to be cast members for Red Saunders’ ‘Hidden Project’; a project that shines photographic light on great moments in the long struggle of working people for democracy and social justice.

Lincoln Studios

This call out is to assess demand for new studio spaces in Lincoln.

Project Curator – National Photography Collections

As part of an on-going investment into our curatorial expertise, we are now looking for a Project Curator in photography. Our ambition to curate at a national scale and develop our research priorities has seen us provide more investment to our collections. The National Trust has outstanding collections in photography, across a wide range of properties. As the Project Curator you will use your experience in the field of photography and your expertise in curation and collections management to raise the profile of our excellent collections, a significant number of which are un-catalogued.

We are Asteroids

Borrowing the name from eco-philosopher Timothy Morton who calls out the effect of humans on our planet, Artcore invites artists to apply to We are Asteroids. A two months residency for artists to provoke, bring attention to and develop future scenarios as an urgent response to climate change. As scientists warn us of the consequences of our human impact on the environment, the arts help us visualize the costs of climate change and natural catastrophe, eliciting emotional responses that prompt action. By looking to the past, we can understand historical examples of conflict and climate and the unintended consequences brought about by attempts to mitigate the effects of global warming.

Creative Programme Co-ordinator

This newly created post will join the current Trust team, consisting of the Director, Office Co-ordinator, Learning Programme Co-ordinator, Project Co-ordinator and Groundsperson. All will offer appropriate support to the creative programme when required.  The team is also supported by a committed group of volunteers who support the exhibitions, learning programmes and other events organised by the Trust.

Make Your Future Project Manager (Maternity Cover)

This is an exciting opportunity to support and develop a national programme that is bringing innovative craft skills back into the classroom. You will work closely with Crafts Council’s Learning and Talent Development team to provide maternity cover for the role of Make Your Future Project Manager at a busy time, finalising delivery of the project in London, Birmingham and Yorkshire, including the delivery of student celebration events. You will also work to establish a new cohort of partners and schools in Cornwall.

Learning and Engagement Manager

The Barber Institute of Fine Arts at the University of Birmingham seeks to appoint an experienced, dynamic and highly-motivated Learning and Engagement Manager to join our team and contribute to the next phase of the Barber’s strategic development.

Fermynwoods Contemporary Art Board

Fermynwoods is seeking to broaden the skills base of its Board of Trustees, a small group which works closely with staff to support and further the organisation’s artistic and educational mission.

Call for submissions: Venice International Art Fair 2019

Venice International Art Fair is a contemporary art fair that presents collective and solo projects by leading and emerging international artists. Founded in 2001 by ITSLIQUID Group the 11th edition will represent a forum for direct exchange of ideas and contacts between collectors, artists, photographers, designers and art professionals. The art fair features paintings, sculptures, photography art, installations, video art and live performance.We invite artists, architects and designers to be inspired by the magical power of Venice, exploring the connection between desires, needs, fears through rituals that brings human kind to change, to transform and to evolve their inner world.

Sculpture Production Award

Pangaea Sculptors’ Centre (PSC) is delighted to announce the launch of the inaugural Sculpture Production Award 2019. Open to emerging artists working in 3D, based within the UK but outside of London, the Award will provide six sculptors with skills mentoring and a £1,000 production grant towards the realisation of a new work. One of the six artists will also be invited to exhibit at the Coventry Biennial 2019.

The Matador Review seeks Summer 2019 submissions

Alternative art and literature magazine The Matador Review is accepting submissions for the Summer 2019 publication. We publish poetry, fiction, flash fiction, and creative non-fiction, inviting all unpublished literature written in the English language (and translations that are accompanied by the original text) as well as many forms of visual art.

Studio/gallery space to rent

I have recently graduated from DMU in Leicester and I’m starting my practise as an artist and sculptor in Tur Langton Leicestershire. I have a large studio space in my garden which could easily house 4 artists, there is enough room for teaching space a …

NOW you see me – shadow/mentoring and exhibition opportunities

Carol Parker is collaborating on an Arts Council England funding application which will provide the opportunity for 4 artists living/working in Fenland, Forest Heath or Peterborough to receive a paid shadowing and mentoring package working with older adult in residential care; plus exhibition opportunity during June 2018-Oct 2019.

INDIALOGUE 2019

InDialogue is back, and this time it is inviting artists and researchers to participate in the interrogation of dialogue across 3 cities in the Midlands, UK. Over the course of 3 days, InDialogue-ers will activate the cities of Derby, Lincoln and Nottingham through papers, workshops, performances, happenings, artist-led labs, live music, eat together, dance, debate, create installations and interventions.

Visual artists wanted for collaboration with composer.

Composer looking for visual artists interested in using music as an integral part of an exhibition.