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  • admin 3:42 am on March 10, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    Latest Grants for the arts awards – February 2010 

    In February we have awarded £633,770 to artists and arts organisations across London thrugh our Grants for the arts programme.

    The Usurp Art Collective is opening a new art gallery and studios in Harrow, with the first exhibition running from 12 February until 31 March 2010. The space, a former butcher’s shop and Fovea Gallery on Vaughan Road (West Harrow), closed in 2007 but has reopened as the Usurp Art Gallery for a two year programme funded by Arts Council England – Usurp were awarded £47,720 through our Grants for the arts scheme towards this project ad this will be the only gallery of its kind in the borough. To fid out more visit our virtual press office

    In February we have awarded £633,770 to artists and arts organisations across London through our Grants for the arts programme.

    The Red Room has been awarded £84,514 for multi-platform theatre productions in a specially built space in Southwark. The structure will be built from sustainable materials donated by the public, and will host an exhibition exploring sustainability and climate change.

    Book Slam, an award winning literary event that takes place at the Tabernacle every month, has been awarded £22,000 to establish a new night in East London. These events will focus on new, emerging and experimental literary talent, as well as develop new audiences for live literature in London.

    The Nash Concert Society has been awarded £9,375 for a weekend of events in memory of the victims of Theresienstadt – one of Nazi Germany’s brutal propaganda lies. The programme will feature talks from survivors, exhibitions as well as work by composers whose lives were cut short by the Holocaust.

    For a full list of Grants for the arts awards in February 2009, please download the PDF document on the top right, or download previous months

     

  • admin 3:42 am on March 10, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    Latest Grants for the arts awards – February 2010 

    In February we have awarded £633,770 to artists and arts organisations across London thrugh our Grants for the arts programme.

    The Usurp Art Collective is opening a new art gallery and studios in Harrow, with the first exhibition running from 12 February until 31 March 2010. The space, a former butcher’s shop and Fovea Gallery on Vaughan Road (West Harrow), closed in 2007 but has reopened as the Usurp Art Gallery for a two year programme funded by Arts Council England – Usurp were awarded £47,720 through our Grants for the arts scheme towards this project ad this will be the only gallery of its kind in the borough. To fid out more visit our virtual press office

    In February we have awarded £633,770 to artists and arts organisations across London through our Grants for the arts programme.

    The Red Room has been awarded £84,514 for multi-platform theatre productions in a specially built space in Southwark. The structure will be built from sustainable materials donated by the public, and will host an exhibition exploring sustainability and climate change.

    Book Slam, an award winning literary event that takes place at the Tabernacle every month, has been awarded £22,000 to establish a new night in East London. These events will focus on new, emerging and experimental literary talent, as well as develop new audiences for live literature in London.

    The Nash Concert Society has been awarded £9,375 for a weekend of events in memory of the victims of Theresienstadt – one of Nazi Germany’s brutal propaganda lies. The programme will feature talks from survivors, exhibitions as well as work by composers whose lives were cut short by the Holocaust.

    For a full list of Grants for the arts awards in February 2009, please download the PDF document on the top right, or download previous months

     

  • admin 3:42 am on March 10, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    Latest Grants for the arts awards – February 2010 

    In February we have awarded £633,770 to artists and arts organisations across London thrugh our Grants for the arts programme.

    The Usurp Art Collective is opening a new art gallery and studios in Harrow, with the first exhibition running from 12 February until 31 March 2010. The space, a former butcher’s shop and Fovea Gallery on Vaughan Road (West Harrow), closed in 2007 but has reopened as the Usurp Art Gallery for a two year programme funded by Arts Council England – Usurp were awarded £47,720 through our Grants for the arts scheme towards this project ad this will be the only gallery of its kind in the borough. To fid out more visit our virtual press office

    In February we have awarded £633,770 to artists and arts organisations across London through our Grants for the arts programme.

    The Red Room has been awarded £84,514 for multi-platform theatre productions in a specially built space in Southwark. The structure will be built from sustainable materials donated by the public, and will host an exhibition exploring sustainability and climate change.

    Book Slam, an award winning literary event that takes place at the Tabernacle every month, has been awarded £22,000 to establish a new night in East London. These events will focus on new, emerging and experimental literary talent, as well as develop new audiences for live literature in London.

    The Nash Concert Society has been awarded £9,375 for a weekend of events in memory of the victims of Theresienstadt – one of Nazi Germany’s brutal propaganda lies. The programme will feature talks from survivors, exhibitions as well as work by composers whose lives were cut short by the Holocaust.

    For a full list of Grants for the arts awards in February 2009, please download the PDF document on the top right, or download previous months

     

  • admin 3:42 am on March 10, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    New awards for northern talent 

    The Civic in Barnsley is hosting a new, annual northern art and design award – Northern Futures.

    Northern Futures recognises and rewards the best emerging talent, age 21-40, from the North of England, and will showcase prize winners and runners up at the Northern Futures Award Exhibition at The Civic from 28 July to 3 September 2010.

    The judging panels for this innovative award will include Yorkshire Sculpture Park, British Fashion Council, BFI Southbank and the Baltic Gallery. For the inaugural year there are four entry categories: Fine art, Fashion, Film and 3D Design.

    The North of England has produced some of the most innovative and respected creative individuals the world has seen. Artists and innovators which include Henry Moore, Dame Vivienne Westwood, Damien Hirst, Mike Leigh, Danny Boyle, David Hockney and Peter Saville, illustrate the wealth of talent that the North produces.

    Art and culture are integral to the renaissance of the North. Northern Futures celebrates the future talent emerging from the region and aims to cement the North as a hotbed of new creativity and showcase its talent to the world. 

    Chief Executive of The Civic, Fergus Justice-Mills, commented: ‘Northern Futures offers a great chance to see some of the best emerging talent in this country, it’s fantastic that this is happening in Barnsley. The combination of art, film, fashion and design will appeal to audiences of all ages from the region, nationally and internationally.’

    Director of Northern Futures, Patrick Murphy, commented: ‘One of the main reasons for the creation of the Northern Futures Awards was to celebrate and acknowledge creativity in the North of England, a region that has already given the UK and the world some of its leading artists, designers and filmmakers. The Civic is a fantastic multi million pound arts venue and a great home for Northern Futures.’ 

    Entrants can visit http://www.northernfutures.co.uk to take part in the award. 

     

  • admin 3:42 am on March 10, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    Latest Grants for the arts awards – February 2010 

    In February we have awarded £633,770 to artists and arts organisations across London thrugh our Grants for the arts programme.

    The Usurp Art Collective is opening a new art gallery and studios in Harrow, with the first exhibition running from 12 February until 31 March 2010. The space, a former butcher’s shop and Fovea Gallery on Vaughan Road (West Harrow), closed in 2007 but has reopened as the Usurp Art Gallery for a two year programme funded by Arts Council England – Usurp were awarded £47,720 through our Grants for the arts scheme towards this project ad this will be the only gallery of its kind in the borough. To fid out more visit our virtual press office

    In February we have awarded £633,770 to artists and arts organisations across London through our Grants for the arts programme.

    The Red Room has been awarded £84,514 for multi-platform theatre productions in a specially built space in Southwark. The structure will be built from sustainable materials donated by the public, and will host an exhibition exploring sustainability and climate change.

    Book Slam, an award winning literary event that takes place at the Tabernacle every month, has been awarded £22,000 to establish a new night in East London. These events will focus on new, emerging and experimental literary talent, as well as develop new audiences for live literature in London.

    The Nash Concert Society has been awarded £9,375 for a weekend of events in memory of the victims of Theresienstadt – one of Nazi Germany’s brutal propaganda lies. The programme will feature talks from survivors, exhibitions as well as work by composers whose lives were cut short by the Holocaust.

    For a full list of Grants for the arts awards in February 2009, please download the PDF document on the top right, or download previous months

     

  • admin 3:42 am on March 10, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    New awards for northern talent 

    The Civic in Barnsley is hosting a new, annual northern art and design award – Northern Futures.

    Northern Futures recognises and rewards the best emerging talent, age 21-40, from the North of England, and will showcase prize winners and runners up at the Northern Futures Award Exhibition at The Civic from 28 July to 3 September 2010.

    The judging panels for this innovative award will include Yorkshire Sculpture Park, British Fashion Council, BFI Southbank and the Baltic Gallery. For the inaugural year there are four entry categories: Fine art, Fashion, Film and 3D Design.

    The North of England has produced some of the most innovative and respected creative individuals the world has seen. Artists and innovators which include Henry Moore, Dame Vivienne Westwood, Damien Hirst, Mike Leigh, Danny Boyle, David Hockney and Peter Saville, illustrate the wealth of talent that the North produces.

    Art and culture are integral to the renaissance of the North. Northern Futures celebrates the future talent emerging from the region and aims to cement the North as a hotbed of new creativity and showcase its talent to the world. 

    Chief Executive of The Civic, Fergus Justice-Mills, commented: ‘Northern Futures offers a great chance to see some of the best emerging talent in this country, it’s fantastic that this is happening in Barnsley. The combination of art, film, fashion and design will appeal to audiences of all ages from the region, nationally and internationally.’

    Director of Northern Futures, Patrick Murphy, commented: ‘One of the main reasons for the creation of the Northern Futures Awards was to celebrate and acknowledge creativity in the North of England, a region that has already given the UK and the world some of its leading artists, designers and filmmakers. The Civic is a fantastic multi million pound arts venue and a great home for Northern Futures.’ 

    Entrants can visit http://www.northernfutures.co.uk to take part in the award. 

     

  • admin 3:42 am on March 10, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    Latest Grants for the arts awards – February 2010 

    In February we have awarded £633,770 to artists and arts organisations across London thrugh our Grants for the arts programme.

    The Usurp Art Collective is opening a new art gallery and studios in Harrow, with the first exhibition running from 12 February until 31 March 2010. The space, a former butcher’s shop and Fovea Gallery on Vaughan Road (West Harrow), closed in 2007 but has reopened as the Usurp Art Gallery for a two year programme funded by Arts Council England – Usurp were awarded £47,720 through our Grants for the arts scheme towards this project ad this will be the only gallery of its kind in the borough. To fid out more visit our virtual press office

    In February we have awarded £633,770 to artists and arts organisations across London through our Grants for the arts programme.

    The Red Room has been awarded £84,514 for multi-platform theatre productions in a specially built space in Southwark. The structure will be built from sustainable materials donated by the public, and will host an exhibition exploring sustainability and climate change.

    Book Slam, an award winning literary event that takes place at the Tabernacle every month, has been awarded £22,000 to establish a new night in East London. These events will focus on new, emerging and experimental literary talent, as well as develop new audiences for live literature in London.

    The Nash Concert Society has been awarded £9,375 for a weekend of events in memory of the victims of Theresienstadt – one of Nazi Germany’s brutal propaganda lies. The programme will feature talks from survivors, exhibitions as well as work by composers whose lives were cut short by the Holocaust.

    For a full list of Grants for the arts awards in February 2009, please download the PDF document on the top right, or download previous months

     

  • admin 3:42 am on March 10, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    New awards for northern talent 

    The Civic in Barnsley is hosting a new, annual northern art and design award – Northern Futures.

    Northern Futures recognises and rewards the best emerging talent, age 21-40, from the North of England, and will showcase prize winners and runners up at the Northern Futures Award Exhibition at The Civic from 28 July to 3 September 2010.

    The judging panels for this innovative award will include Yorkshire Sculpture Park, British Fashion Council, BFI Southbank and the Baltic Gallery. For the inaugural year there are four entry categories: Fine art, Fashion, Film and 3D Design.

    The North of England has produced some of the most innovative and respected creative individuals the world has seen. Artists and innovators which include Henry Moore, Dame Vivienne Westwood, Damien Hirst, Mike Leigh, Danny Boyle, David Hockney and Peter Saville, illustrate the wealth of talent that the North produces.

    Art and culture are integral to the renaissance of the North. Northern Futures celebrates the future talent emerging from the region and aims to cement the North as a hotbed of new creativity and showcase its talent to the world. 

    Chief Executive of The Civic, Fergus Justice-Mills, commented: ‘Northern Futures offers a great chance to see some of the best emerging talent in this country, it’s fantastic that this is happening in Barnsley. The combination of art, film, fashion and design will appeal to audiences of all ages from the region, nationally and internationally.’

    Director of Northern Futures, Patrick Murphy, commented: ‘One of the main reasons for the creation of the Northern Futures Awards was to celebrate and acknowledge creativity in the North of England, a region that has already given the UK and the world some of its leading artists, designers and filmmakers. The Civic is a fantastic multi million pound arts venue and a great home for Northern Futures.’ 

    Entrants can visit http://www.northernfutures.co.uk to take part in the award. 

     

  • admin 3:42 am on March 10, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    Latest Grants for the arts awards – February 2010 

    In February we have awarded £633,770 to artists and arts organisations across London thrugh our Grants for the arts programme.

    The Usurp Art Collective is opening a new art gallery and studios in Harrow, with the first exhibition running from 12 February until 31 March 2010. The space, a former butcher’s shop and Fovea Gallery on Vaughan Road (West Harrow), closed in 2007 but has reopened as the Usurp Art Gallery for a two year programme funded by Arts Council England – Usurp were awarded £47,720 through our Grants for the arts scheme towards this project ad this will be the only gallery of its kind in the borough. To fid out more visit our virtual press office

    In February we have awarded £633,770 to artists and arts organisations across London through our Grants for the arts programme.

    The Red Room has been awarded £84,514 for multi-platform theatre productions in a specially built space in Southwark. The structure will be built from sustainable materials donated by the public, and will host an exhibition exploring sustainability and climate change.

    Book Slam, an award winning literary event that takes place at the Tabernacle every month, has been awarded £22,000 to establish a new night in East London. These events will focus on new, emerging and experimental literary talent, as well as develop new audiences for live literature in London.

    The Nash Concert Society has been awarded £9,375 for a weekend of events in memory of the victims of Theresienstadt – one of Nazi Germany’s brutal propaganda lies. The programme will feature talks from survivors, exhibitions as well as work by composers whose lives were cut short by the Holocaust.

    For a full list of Grants for the arts awards in February 2009, please download the PDF document on the top right, or download previous months

     

  • admin 3:42 am on March 10, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    New awards for northern talent 

    The Civic in Barnsley is hosting a new, annual northern art and design award – Northern Futures.

    Northern Futures recognises and rewards the best emerging talent, age 21-40, from the North of England, and will showcase prize winners and runners up at the Northern Futures Award Exhibition at The Civic from 28 July to 3 September 2010.

    The judging panels for this innovative award will include Yorkshire Sculpture Park, British Fashion Council, BFI Southbank and the Baltic Gallery. For the inaugural year there are four entry categories: Fine art, Fashion, Film and 3D Design.

    The North of England has produced some of the most innovative and respected creative individuals the world has seen. Artists and innovators which include Henry Moore, Dame Vivienne Westwood, Damien Hirst, Mike Leigh, Danny Boyle, David Hockney and Peter Saville, illustrate the wealth of talent that the North produces.

    Art and culture are integral to the renaissance of the North. Northern Futures celebrates the future talent emerging from the region and aims to cement the North as a hotbed of new creativity and showcase its talent to the world. 

    Chief Executive of The Civic, Fergus Justice-Mills, commented: ‘Northern Futures offers a great chance to see some of the best emerging talent in this country, it’s fantastic that this is happening in Barnsley. The combination of art, film, fashion and design will appeal to audiences of all ages from the region, nationally and internationally.’

    Director of Northern Futures, Patrick Murphy, commented: ‘One of the main reasons for the creation of the Northern Futures Awards was to celebrate and acknowledge creativity in the North of England, a region that has already given the UK and the world some of its leading artists, designers and filmmakers. The Civic is a fantastic multi million pound arts venue and a great home for Northern Futures.’ 

    Entrants can visit http://www.northernfutures.co.uk to take part in the award. 

     

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