Associate Artist Residency
DEADLINE: Ongoing
WHERE: London, England
WHEN: Residencies for 1, 2 or 3 months
WHO: Artists working in any discipline
About:
Acme International Residencies Program is now accepting applications directly from artists for our Associate Artist Residency (AAR) program. AAR enables artists to access the networks and opportunities previously only available through residencies with our partner organizations.
An AAR is tailored to the specific needs of the artist, allowing them to research, develop relationships and focus on their work in a supported environment. Residencies can be developed around a particular project, or be conceived of as networking and contacts focused. The IRP manager mentors AAR artists individually, matching their skills and ambitions with industry experts. We help artists make the most of their time in London by introducing new creative supports and establishing mentoring relationships. Acme facilitates introductions, discussions and presentations with contemporary galleries, consultants, artists and cultural organizations. This approach benefits the artist well beyond the residency period, often leading to further opportunities.
Requirements:
Artists require five years professional experience, strong English language skills and the confidence to hold discussions (in English) with arts industry professionals. AAR is not open to undergraduate students. Postgraduate students may apply if they have the required professional experience independent of their studies.
To Apply:
Artists working in any discipline are welcome to apply for 1, 2 or 3 month residencies. Application forms and detailed information on finding funding can be found at:
http://www.acme.org.uk/assoc-artist-res.php
About Acme Studios:
Acme Studios Ltd. (Acme) is a London-based charity founded by Jonathan Harvey and David Panton in 1972 to provide affordable studio space, residencies and awards for fine artists in economic need. Recognized as the leading studio development organization in England, Acme has helped more than 5,000 artists
Contact:
International Residencies Program
IRP@acme.org.uk
DEADLINE: Ongoing
WHERE: London, England
WHEN: Residencies for 1, 2 or 3 months
WHO: Artists working in any discipline
About:
Acme International Residencies Program is now accepting applications directly from artists for our Associate Artist Residency (AAR) program. AAR enables artists to access the networks and opportunities previously only available through residencies with our partner organizations.
An AAR is tailored to the specific needs of the artist, allowing them to research, develop relationships and focus on their work in a supported environment. Residencies can be developed around a particular project, or be conceived of as networking and contacts focused. The IRP manager mentors AAR artists individually, matching their skills and ambitions with industry experts. We help artists make the most of their time in London by introducing new creative supports and establishing mentoring relationships. Acme facilitates introductions, discussions and presentations with contemporary galleries, consultants, artists and cultural organizations. This approach benefits the artist well beyond the residency period, often leading to further opportunities.
Requirements:
Artists require five years professional experience, strong English language skills and the confidence to hold discussions (in English) with arts industry professionals. AAR is not open to undergraduate students. Postgraduate students may apply if they have the required professional experience independent of their studies.
To Apply:
Artists working in any discipline are welcome to apply for 1, 2 or 3 month residencies. Application forms and detailed information on finding funding can be found at:
http://www.acme.org.uk/assoc-artist-res.php
About Acme Studios:
Acme Studios Ltd. (Acme) is a London-based charity founded by Jonathan Harvey and David Panton in 1972 to provide affordable studio space, residencies and awards for fine artists in economic need. Recognized as the leading studio development organization in England, Acme has helped more than 5,000 artists
Contact:
International Residencies Program
IRP@acme.org.uk
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