A-n’s Collaborative relationships series exposes the working relationships between artists and the wide range of professionals they choose to collaborate with. In this article, artists Yoke and Zoom and Susan Miles of ACORP give their accounts of a cultural regeneration project with a difference – converting a railway station’s disused toilets into an art gallery.
Artists’ survival and growth is dependent on networking and professional interchange.
Openings, closures and relocations of art spaces around the UK.
Report by Lucy Day setting out ways in which changes to CRB Disclosures application procedures may affect artists.
The Cultural Leadership Programme (CLP) established five years ago closed at the end of March.
The 2011 Sony World Photography Awards due to be announced on 27 April in London is the highlight of the London World Photography Festival.
In February, DACS initiated a lively debate around Artists’ futures: ‘Money, markets and the digital domain’.
Pre-symposium events being held in the run-up to ISEA 2011, Ellie Harrison at Waterman’s and John Gerrard at Canary Wharf Underground station.
This month’s bites.
Adam Dix, The Advocates, 2010.
To play their part in the economic recovery, many workers who have retained employment are being asked to do more, for less.
According to Dany Louise, at the State of the Arts conference artists were given a platform by being squeezed onto a monitor in a corner of the coffee room where they had to shout to make themselves heard. A better […]
I would like to make the following comment to Mark Dean’s Debate, a-n Magazine, March 2011.
My letter, which was published in a-n Magazine (February 2011) regarding the ‘Partners in art’ article from November, ended with the question ‘do you want to know more?
Anna-Marie Gray scrutinises unpaid internships and questions their impact on one’s career prospects.
Comparing blogging to a ‘collective game of hide and seek,’ H.E. Cocker rethinks the blog as a place where an idea can exist without existing at all and where the future is implied whilst not yet written.
Contents include: Features include: Residencies and collaborations and Funding the arts locally; in Debate Mark Dean asks is art the new religion? In Collaborative relationships artist David Cotterrell and Projects Director Carolyn Black discuss communication, mutual trust and the benefits […]
A-n’s Collaborative relationships series exposes the working relationships between artists and the wide range of professionals they choose to collaborate with. In this article, artist David Cotterrell and Projects Director Carolyn Black reflect on the realisation of a unique and demanding work for the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail.
A selection of projects that focus on the development of artists’ practice and their engagement with local communities.
Local authority cuts as seen from the frontline of visual arts providers.
Igloo, the collective comprising artists Ruth Gibson and Bruno Martelli, present Visitor, a new installation at the Apthorp Gallery, artsdepot, London.
That 63% of those currently on contract to a-n are practitioners demonstrates our commitment to providing income for artists.
Doug Jones, Men at work.
W.A.G.E. (Working Artists and the Greater Economy)
To stand the test of time, arts organisations re-immerse themselves into their values to stay ahead and the Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA) in Glasgow is no exception.
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