Culture Derby is a new strategic development agency that will provide leadership to drive the growth and impact of the culture and creative sectors in the city.
The Studio Fellowship programme offers artists funding for a year, a personal studio within the setting of one of the partner universities, and dedicated time and support to develop individual artistic practice.
Expressions of interest are requested by Tritax Symmetry Biggleswade 3 Ltd (TSL), for the provision of Public Art installations, within the demise of the third phase of development at Symmetry Park, Biggleswade, Central Bedfordshire.
Yorkshire Contemporary is seeking an Assistant Curator to join our team and support the delivery of two key projects: Practice: Bradford and INSIDE OUT.
We are excited to offer 3 artist/group commissions to work with Ground Up in Burnley Lancashire. Each commission must take place and be completed within either January, February or March 2025.
This is an exciting opportunity for a studio-based artist living and working in North West England to spend three months at the British School at Rome (early January to late March 2026).
An exciting opportunity for an artist at a significant juncture in their career (usually at early- to mid-career stage), who lives and works in Wales, to undertake a three-month residency in Rome (September-December 2025).
Japanese Gallery Kensington is a specialist in Japanese art and antiques, as well as Japanese animation art, such as cel-ga and vintage posters.
Are you an unagented or emerging writer looking to publish new work? Autograph is inviting pitches for texts that critically engage with the ways in which the photography studio can serve as a liberatory space to explore expression and identity.
Leicester City Council’s Festivals & Events Department, BID Leicester, and Art Reach are seeking new commissions to feature in the ambitious Light Up Leicester event, animating the public realm with illuminated light-based artworks.
Applications are now open, in a bid to find the 10 new creatives who will form the multidisciplinary collection of 2025.
East Quay are seeking proposals for a new piece of outdoor artwork to engage both physically and conceptually with the building’s unique architecture and coastal location.
The CREA-TEC project at the University of Edinburgh invites artists to submit proposals exploring how AI technology impacts our understanding of authenticity.
We are looking for an emerging creative to produce an in-person event at Autograph’s gallery in Hackney, London.
The Usher Gallery Trust is hosting their second Open exhibition in Summer 2025 ‘Art of the Now’ and invites submissions from all Lincolnshire artists.
101 Outdoor Arts is supporting up to 10 artists to develop creative projects focused on natural landscapes, exploring themes of heritage, environment, and public space.
The Art, Design & Museology Technical Team provides a broad range of practical and specialist technical support to courses and other areas of activity in Art, Design & Museology.
Three month fellowship at the Royal Drawing School in London for one international artist.
The Homiens Art Prize is an international, non-acquisitive art prize that is valued at $24,000 annually and is open to all artists.
Artists are invited to submit work for exhibition alongside members of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours at the RI Annual Exhibition 2025.
Artists are invited to submit work for exhibition alongside members of the Royal Society of British Artists at the RBA Annual Exhibition 2025.
QUAD and FORMAT International Photography Festival is seeking an experienced and ambitious Producer to join the team in December 2024 to play a key role in the delivery of the main FORMAT biennale festival that will take place in Derby in March 2025. Hybrid working.
A three month residency at National Changhua University of Education
Opened in September 2023 Assembly Arts in Lancaster has fast established itself as an independent artist led organisation providing studio space, a contemporary art gallery and classes. Space is now available for artists or small organisations in our city centre premises
The Grimshaw-Gudewicz Art Gallery at Bristol Community College, in conjunction with the Holocaust and Genocide Center, is inviting artists and artist teams to submit proposals for a significant public artwork.
The Material Works Art Award supports artists by offering a one-time grant of $2,500.00 in exchange for an original artwork that will join our expanding contemporary art collection.
This role will play a crucial role in supporting the smooth operation of the Centre by coordinating the delivery of the exhibitions program, providing office cover, handling various admin tasks and providing assistance to staff, artists, volunteers and visitors.
Applications are now open from artists of all disciplines for our In Residence Programme – an artist led series of 5 residency sessions for artists and creatives, from May to September 2025. As in previous years the In Residence programme is offered on a Pay What You Can basis.
The Homiens Art Prize is an international, non-acquisitive art prize that is valued at $24,000 annually.
The Foyle Foundation Residency is a four-week funded programme with 6 places available for UK-based Contemporary Visual Art Practitioners. Selected artists receive a bursary that supports them during the residency.
The Homiens Art Prize is an international, non-acquisitive art prize that is valued at $24,000 annually.
The City and Guilds of London Art School is an independent higher education institution offering courses in fine art and heritage skills. We are seeking suitably qualified and experienced individuals for p/t (0.4FTE) technician positions in both our Wood and Metal workshops.
Coaching for artists, writers and creative professionals.
Looking for people who visited or participated in the 1986-88 touring exhibition: Conceptual Clothing. Research towards forthcoming publication with KT Press.
The George & Aristea Mamidakis Foundation invites applications from Greek and international artists for the 2025 Art Prize.
Lancaster Arts invites proposals for our next TEST Residency: On LAND for artists based in the north of England, including those interested in the geology of the landscape to those exploring ideas of homelands, borders, boundaries, access and land ownership. Deadline 19 Nov.
As part of Glenbow’s commitment to fostering diverse and unique art experiences, the museum is seeking an artist or artist’s team to create a theatre curtain installation
The George & Aristea Mamidakis Foundation invites applications from Greek and international artists for the 2025 Art Prize.
The Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA), an Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation (ACDF) initiative, has launched its inaugural Artist Residencies programme with the appointment of an international selection committee and is now launching an open call for artists and cu
CAMP is hiring for a Programme Coordinator, who is required to support CAMP to deliver its programme (including workshops, residencies, member-initiated events) alongside associated tasks
Rotherham Museums has two opportunities for creative practitioners to join the design and curation team producing an exhibition and public programme exploring the theme of identity in collaboration with young people.
The London School of Muralism offers 2 scholarship opportunities to Artists from Global South backgrounds who may face financial barriers accessing this opportunity
Phoenix Art Space is looking to appoint a new Treasurer to support the organisation into an era of long-term sustainability, including the development of a new 5 – 10 year business plan and an ambitious regeneration capital project.
The Art Station is looking for a creative and enthusiastic individual to manage the day-to-day running and administration of an arts charity and the development of an exciting and busy Art and Learning Programme based in Saxmundham, Suffolk.
Desk Scheme accommodates London-based or visiting creatives and helps build lasting local, national and international relationships and networks.
GOOD BAD GUYS is an illustration exhibition showcasing our favourite villains from pop culture… the guys & girls who are the best at being the worst. A colourful & fun-filled celebration of badassity, at a brand new artspace opening in Glasgow’s west end.
Artists are invited to submit work for exhibition alongside members of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours at the RI Annual Exhibition 2025.
Studio spaces available, with group show opportunities in central London
Signal Film and Media are inviting applications from photographers or lens-based artists who will work collaboratively with local people to produce a new artistic commission that responds to The Sankey Family Photographic Archive resulting in a public exhibition.
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