Taking place in Umeå city and its surroundings from 20th September to 19th October 2014, where 30 participating artists will receive exhibition fees of €300, with the possibility for production / transport costs to be covered by the organiser.
Taking place in Umeå city and its surroundings from 20th September to 19th October 2014, where 30 participating artists will receive exhibition fees of €300, with the possibility for production / transport costs to be covered by the organiser.
An open submission exhibition for all media. Artists should make submissions that 'reflect their current practice', with selectors 'particularly looking for work that addresses current themes and concerns in contemporary practice' (whatever these may be) Prizes include a £1,000 Overall Award, a £500 Additional Award and a £200 Audience Choice Award.
Artists over the age of 18 enter a maximum of 6 works in any media (completed since 2010) and agree to get it to the gallery for exhibition from 12th - 27th July 2013 if selected.
Is your project of any artistic discipline? Are you willing to cover it's production costs? Is it not a solo show? - If the answers to these questions are 'yes', you might be a suitable content-provider for Yinka Shobnibare's 'Guest Projects' - an 'alternative universe and playground for artists'.
Selection Panel Ben Vickers, Alana Kushnir, Helen Kaplinsky, and Ami Clarke ask to receive submissions for group exhibition at Banner Repeater by using words like, 'emanate' 'artistic practice' and 'trans-disciplinary working arrangements'.
The Art Licks Weekend (4-6 October 2013) presents a young London art scene. Young galleries, not-for-profit projects, artist-run spaces and independent curatorial projects are eligible.
Stuart Tulloch: Curator of Ikon Gallery Birmingham and until recently curator of Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool talks about his role and experiences working as curator in these spaces.
In this article Paul Stone, Creative Director of Vane, a regional gallery in Newcastle, shares his insights on finding and working with artists.
Director of CHARLIE SMITH london, Zavier Ellis shares his experiences on finding and working with artists.
Nowadays, its vital for an artist to have some kind of online presence. Setting up websites and buying domain names can now be done very easily online.
You might find it useful to join a studio group so as to build your network and put on a group show. Most studio groups have a notice board with opportunities, and members can pool their resources and put on group shows, taking advantage of each other's contacts and networks.