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  • The Jerwood Foundation
    telephone
    020 7654 0171
    address
    Jerwood Space, 171 Union Street, London SE1 0LN

    Awards include the Jerwood Painting Prize, Drawing Prize, Makers Award and Moving Media Awards in addition to commissions and grants to artists. 

  • Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC)
    fax
    0117 987 6600
    telephone
    0117 987 6500
    address
    Whitefriars, Lewins Mead, Bristol BS1 2AE

    AHRC have a range of programmes supporting top-quality research and postgraduate training in the arts and humanities. From around 1500 applications to their seven Research schemes they make around 550-600 awards. From around 5500 applications to their Postgraduate schemes for funding people in Higher education they make around 1500 awards. 

  • Arts Council England - London
    telephone
    0845 300 6200
    address
    14 Great Peter Street, London SW1P 3NQ

    Arts Council England supplies funding through it's Grants programme.  Eligible projects include research and development, travel, networking events and independent projects promoting critical debate on the production and presentation of contemporary visual art.

  • FLAMIN
    website
    flamin.filmlondon.org.uk/projects/projectscurrent/jarmanaward
    website
    flamin.filmlondon.org.uk
    telephone
    020 7613 7676
    contact
    Rose Cupitt
    address
    Suite 6.10 The Tea Building, Shoreditch High Street, London, E1 6JJ

    FLAMIN supports London-based artists working in moving image and administers the Jarman Award in association with Channel 4 and the Whitechapel Gallery. This award offers a £10,000 cash prize and a Broadcast Commission for a series of short films for Channel 4. Any mid-career artist film-maker, whose work embraces the spirit and the legacy of Jarman's highly experimental and risk-taking approach, can be put forward for this annual prize.

     

  • Playable City

    Applicants are sought for an award that focuses on technology, culture, creativity and Bristol.The successful project(s) will be awarded £30,000, facilities in Bristol's Pervasive Media Studio, support, PR, opportunities for wider discussion/collaboration and the development of touring opportunities. Applicants can work in any field, but creative uses of technology must be integral to the proposal

     

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