Case Study: ARTbound
Published: 19/03/2019
ARTbound is an arts organisation, developed and managed by photographer and curator, Meg Oxford. It began in 2014 and primarily creates events and exhibitions, by building partnerships with other art organisations, galleries and creative venues, to support artists in showing and selling their work.
Lawrence Molloy
I am a UK based sculptor, curator and educator. I work collaboratively across art, science and social history through interactive sculptures, live art making, games ∧ events. Currently I'm Artist in Residence at Museum of the History of Science, Technology and Medicine, University of Leeds....
Carly Seller: Bursary #4 update
Published: 23/01/2020
Carly Seller has completed her project at KARST, Plymouth. Here she shares the processes involved in combining metalwork and performance.
The Art House
The Art House provides studios and programmes offering time, space and support for artists and associates to develop their creative practice and progress their professional careers.
The Art House building is home to 50 artists' studios. We also have a three-bedroom accessible flat for...
OPEN CALL: Penny Thoughts (Arts Publication)
Deadline: 29/01/2020 Location: Manchester
Penny Thoughts is a free newsletter publication that is distributed around Manchester and now further afield including an online presence. We print a new issue fortnightly and have published 31 issues so far and are looking for artists / writers / thinkers / procrastinators to submit to our upcoming issue!
Amy Sterly
Amy Sterly is originally from Chicago and received a B.F.A. in drawing and sculpture from Rockford College, Illinois in 1986. She moved to the U.K. in 1989 and has since exhibited throughout the UK, Europe and the USA. She is exploring ways of using domestic objects to make prints and...
Piano Microstories: The Eighth Note publication
Published: 23/01/2020
Internationally celebrated pianist Fabrizio Paterlini launched a short project producing one-minute piano scores, creating them within the present moment over a 51-day period beginning in May 2019. The project, entitled Microstories, is based on Paterlini’s question to his audience, "How many emotions can you feel in one minute?"
R-U...Omnibus
Deadline: 29/01/2020 Location: Oxford, Oxfordshire
'R-U' explores cultural life in Rural and Urban areas and the links between to two.
Alex Hetherington
I sustain a visual art practice (with an emphasis on the moving image, performance, text and sculpture) through various positions as artist, curator, programmer and writer, and often work under a title or pseudonym, for example Modern Edinburgh Film School, Neon John and ‘The Men and...
Ones to Watch 2020
Deadline: 30/01/2020 Location: Leeds, West Yorkshire
Ones to Watch; our annual exhibition for creative students and 2019 graduates currently studying in or from Yorkshire is back! This will be our 7th Ones to Watch exhibition. In the last 6 years over 200 emerging artists in all disciplines including film, dance, jewellery making, textiles and of course fine art have had the opportunity to exhibit in a professional setting. Many have sold work and/or gone on to be stocked in the Gallery. Please submit your work to be considered for Sunny Bank Mills sixth annual Ones To Watch exhibition!
Joshua Phillips
B. 1992, UK. Joshua Phillips is an artist living and working in London. He graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2017 and has previously lived and worked in Manchester. Recent exhibitions include The Future is Ours (Landskrona Photography Festival, Sweden, 2018), Acts of the Plough (Art...
The Fronteer Open 2019
Published: 23/01/2020
December 2019 saw the closing of the second Fronteer Open exhibition and art prize at 35 Chapel Walk Gallery, Sheffield. The exhibition is organised by husband and wife duo Michael Borkowsky and Sharon Mossbeck, working together as arts initiative Fronteer.
Dwell Time Issue 2 Launch Open Call
Deadline: 31/01/2020 Location: Huddersfield
Open Call for performances, live art and films reflecting on mental wellbeing for Dwell Time Issue 2 Launch Event.
Karen Sherwood
Cupola Contemporary Art was established in 1991 and has grown to become on eof the largest most highly respected privately run contemporary art galleries in the North of England. With a reputation for quality shows and innovation, the gallery regualrly hosts approximately 10 themed or solo...
Open Call: Reveries Exhibition
Deadline: 31/01/2020 Location: London, London
We are looking for emerging and established artists for a group show at Espacio Gallery, London.
Tara Lewis
I'm a realist oil painter with a strong interest in classicism and women's issues. I take regular masterclasses in ateliers and am passionate about portraiture and emotional responses to paintings.
Funding success for Islington Mill
Published: 17/01/2020
The National Lottery Heritage Fund has announced that Islington Mill will be awarded £746,000 to complete their capital fundraising project of over £2 million.
Project space becoming available in Bexleyheath
Deadline: 31/01/2020 Location: Bexleyheath, London
East Street Arts are looking for an artist, curator or creative group to use one of our temporary spaces to develop projects in Bexleyheath.
b-side
b-side is an arts organisation based in Dorset, UK. We work with and commission artists to make new site-responsive work revealing the marginal, often forgotten and less commercial aspects of our coastal towns and communities. We invite professional artists to make artworks in response to...
Christina France Crews
‘Visual artist working with print, drawing, shadow and time, Christina’s work is concerned with space, rhythm and chance. Transparent layers of subdued colour give depth to the work which offer the viewer a moment of calm and reflection in our fast moving, digital world.’
Joe Cotgrave: Bursary #4 update
Published: 14/01/2020
Liverpool-based artist, Joe Cotgrave has completed his project at TATE Liverpool alongside the Keith Haring exhibition and explains how the CuratorSpace bursary helped him to develop his practice.
Neil T Wittmann
Always working from his own photography, Neil creates images 'about' rather than 'of'. Projects include ; Science, observations of a trombone player. ; It's all about me. ; Struggle , equality, ownership. ; Dereliction. ; The crucible of life ...