ART PIMP

Prize for photographers and artists working with ideas of s*x, s*xuality and identity politics.

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Are you a recent BA graduate?
And in need of help taking your artistic career to the next level? (Or know someone else who does?)
Then you may be interested in Into the Wild, our year-long artist development programme!

Devised by artists in Chisenhale Studios, and now in its fourth year, this unique, free course supports and challenges artists in the early stages of their career by offering opportunities for creative development and by providing practical advice on how to survive and thrive in the world beyond art school. Such as how to create opportunities, get funding, write applications, work with galleries/curators, build audiences, work collectively, make your own art world, juggle things (metaphorically), stay confident, find spaces, expand networks, and be proactive.

Into the Wild 2018 is open to artists based in England who graduated from a BA in 2015, 2016 or 2017 but have not yet undertaken a MA.

Please find full information here, including how to apply. The deadline for applications is 12noon, 23rd October 2017.

(And if that doesn't convince you, you can meet some of the current artists on 20-22 October, when they hold their group show at our Open Weekend. Check our social media and website in a few weeks for details.)

Student photography competition:

About – BJP Breakthrough About British Journal of Photography’s Breakthrough Awards are open for entries, offering students and recent graduates around the world an opportunity to showcase their work and gain international exposure. Photographers who are studying on undergraduate and graduate courses, or within 5 years of g…

Art and Science Award...

COLLIDE International Award | Arts@CERN Arts@CERN has flourished since its creation in 2011, binding arts, science and technology to contribute to a fast growing knowledge-based culture. Today, we are pleased to announce the COLLIDE International Award, a major international residency programme and a new collaboration between CERN and FAC…

Moving Image Bursary!

Bursaries for the creation of new moving image work ‹ News and Media ‹ Spike Island Spike Island and the Centre for Moving Image Research (CMIR) of the University of the West of England (UWE) are offering artists based in the South West two production bursaries of £1000 each for the creation of new moving image work.

Here's one with a good prize:

Prize for the emerging artist of the year - Luxembourg Art Prize Prize awarded to an amateur or professional artist, regardless of age and nationality. The winner is awarded €25,000 and a solo gallery exhibition.