I AM AN ARTIST: useful links
Paula Orrell- director/ curator
https://www.bricksbristol.org/
-support local, creative and social enterprise communities thrive in Bristol
-online resource (talks, discussions in gallery spaces etc.)
-Campaign for the rights of artists, provide licenses for artworks, pay royalties, provide support/ info
-Alternative insights into the visual arts, with fast-paced news, comment, debate.
-a platform for international contemporary art exhibitions and events
Speaker 1: Euella Jackson, Rising Arts, Bristol
Speaker 2: Ben Borthwick, Karst
-residency for Bath Spa students
Artist Associate programmes:
CAMP
https://www.camp-plymouth.org/
Fringe Arts Bath (FaB)
https://www.fringeartsbath.co.uk
‘I AM a man’/ ‘I AM an artist’: https://sva.edu/features/art-activism-i-am-an-artist
Speaker 3: Jack Gibbon, Bricks
https://www.bricksbristol.org/artists/
Nia Metcalfe (Spit and Sawdust) and Anthony Shapland (G39)
in conversation with Prof Mike Tooby
https://www.spitandsawdust.co.uk/ https://g39.org/
https://warpresource.wordpress.com/
-WARP (Wales Artists Resource Programme) - referred to Spike Associates and CAMP in Plymouth: WARP is a brilliant Wales wide example
-CAMP is not associated with a site, it is a completely independent organisation run by its membership.
-This is very different from the usual model which is associated with a venue (Spike Assocs, Lux Assocs, PAC Home, WARP)
-CAMP came out of PAC Home when PAC (Plymouth Arts Centre) closed down in 2018
5 funded residencies:
Karst
44AD
Bath Artist Studios
Spike
Bristol Textile Quarter
https://www.bathspa.ac.uk/students/careers/
Freelance Support/ Grants: https://www.bathspa.ac.uk/students/careers/graduate-support/
-Emerge (Sion Hill)- 6 month residency/ free-student space for Bath Spa Graduates (30 spaces)
http://mycareer.bathspa.ac.uk/
https://www.newcontemporaries.org.uk/submissions
https://www.artquest.org.uk/opportunities/
-how to for artists
-commisions/ residencies and funding
https://www.artisessential.art/
-‘Art is Essential’ campaign
-get involved, spread the word of the arts industry during COVID times
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