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Vital Exposure - Chair of Trustees

Vital Xposure are seeking a new Chair to support Artistic Director, Simon Startin, Vital Xposure’s Team and lead the Board of five committed Directors to oversee the growth of the Company through its next exciting decade.

We are interested in hearing from forward thinking individuals from diverse backgrounds, particularly from people who identify as Deaf, disabled and/or neurodivergent, who would like to play an important role in supporting Vital Xposure’s future direction.

For information about the role and how to apply, please download the Information Pack HERE.

Deadline for applications: Wednesday 2 June 2021
Interviews: on or around Wednesday 21 July 2021

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International Dance Producer

Balbir Singh Dance Company seeks an International Dance Producer Salary: negotiable Location: Europe Balbir Singh Dance Company seeks to bring on board an experienced International Dance Producer on a freelance basis, to work with the company on its international development plans as an Arts Council England – National Portfolio Organisation, over the next two years. […]

Written on Monday, 14 December 2020
Seeking Compassionate Artist

We are accepting applications in the US and Internationally. The Art Without Boundaries Association is seeking mature, experienced, self-directed, compassionate visual artists to train in a very special therapy used with autistic children, stroke patients, and adults suffering with Alzheimer’s and dementia. Must be able to paint, have internet access, two years of higher education, be able to speak and read English fluently...

Written on Tuesday, 09 June 2020
Vacancies – Irish in Britain

We are offering the opportunity for an individual to join the team as a Marketing Assistant – Internship Are you interested in a career in marketing and communications? If you’re an enthusiastic, creative and personable individual looking to get experience in the field of marketing, or the not-for-profit sector – then this opportunity could be perfect for you....

Written on Wednesday, 03 June 2020
Artist Search – ART SEARCH Directory

Unique opportunity for Artists to SHOW and EXHIBIT YOUR ART and get listed in ART SEARCH Directory free of charge! ART SEARCH - Artists Directory: USA, Canada, Europe, Australia. European and American and Australian artists are allowed to submit their info to ART Directory..

Written on Monday, 27 April 2020
Volunteer 2020 – Germany, Europe

Two voluntary positions are available ● Timeframe: (10 or 20 weeks) ● Someone is needed with a good knowledge of English (other languages and German an advantage, but not a requirement), who is good in dealing with social networks, skilled in craftsmanship, communicative, happy to be with people, well organized, eager to learn and […]

Written on Saturday, 15 February 2020
Jobs and Careers at the University of the Arts London

Jobs at the University We employ a wide range of Academic, Research, Technical, Operational and Professional & Administrative staff within the University. Our brand new job search facility enables you to search for vacancies and to apply online. You can now also register to receive alerts as new jobs become available. To see all current […]

Written on Sunday, 24 June 2018
Model for Painting Program in Prague

Job position: Models for a painting and drawing program in Prague, Czech Republic. Traditional nude figure modeling is needed for art students and professors from an American art school. Looking for a variety of normal body types. Full-time, temporary job position.

Written on Thursday, 17 May 2018
Production Director, Lichfield Mysteries

Lichfield Mysteries, a highly regarded community arts organisation, producing the largest community-based cycle of Mystery Plays in the UK, is looking for a production director for our next performance in May 2012 to rovide professional support and guidance to 700 amateur participants in 27 short plays..

Written on Tuesday, 15 May 2018
Call for submissions – Advertising Exhibitions

The Postcard Project The Postcard Project acts as a vehicle for young and emerging artists and creatives to have the freedom to express themselves and get their work seen by leading figures in the art world. Advertising Exhibitions UK is arranging it’s first show in London in summer 2013, Lines, at The Strand Gallery and […]

Written on Tuesday, 15 May 2018
Vacancies at Birmingham Repertory Theatre

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, integrated with the new Library of Birmingham, reopens in September 2013. Current Vacancies: Theatre & Sales Assistants Theatre & Sales Assistants work across the Box Office and Stage Door Reception functions and are responsible for servicing the needs of customers and visitors to the building. Publicity Assistant The Publicity Assistant works with […]

Written on Saturday, 12 May 2018

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UK industry in danger because creative subjects deemed ‘strategically unimportant’

Written on 11-06-21

Industry leaders believe the UK is falling behind the emerging economies because creative subjects have been demoted in British cucciculums, according to a new survey.

TAITMAIL Theatre, large and small, where the twain must meet

Written on 11-06-21

Twenty-five years ago Ayub Khan-Din’s East is East was a ground-breaking piece of theatre, bringing to British audiences with dark humour the torments of tradition versus contemporary life for so many British Pakistani families.

Courtauld unveils its £50m transformation

Written on 09-06-21

The Courtauld Institute has unveiled its £50m transformation, the biggest since it moved to Somerset House in 1989.

My child’s eye

Written on 09-06-21

Fifteen brave contemporary artists have agreed to collaborate with their children for a unique exhibition at Bath University’s The Edge arts centre.

Bedford shoppers’ high street puzzle

Written on 08-06-21

Shoppers in Bedford High Street have been puzzled by what appears to be a portal to a long-lost bank vault.

AI PROFILE Tara - small becomes powerful

Written on 08-06-21

Abdul Shayek, artistic director and chief executive, Tara Theatre

On the night of Friday, June 4^th, 1976, an 18-year-old Sikh engineering student, Gurdip Singh Chaggar, was stabbed to death in Southall.

National Theatre launches community campaign

Written on 07-06-21

The National Theatre has announced a National Theatre Together campaign to cement its commitment to the theatre community, young people and audiences, as well as to raise money to fund its post-covid recovery.

Export stop on ‘wonderful’ £10m reliquary

Written on 04-06-21

A silver reliquary statuette of St Christopher made at the end of the Middle Ages has been valued at £10m.

TAITMAIL Taiwan’s designer gift to the world: a warm heart melody

Written on 04-06-21

Design, I thought, is the most pragmatic of disciplines, but I was wrong. The London Design Biennale’s 33 pavilions, answering to the theme of “resonance”, have turned it into a mystical practice.

£3.4m to make libraries digital

Written on 03-06-21

Arts Council England is putting £3.4m into a platform to improve access to libraries’ collections, exhibitions and events across the UK.

David Nixon steps down at Northern Ballet

Written on 02-06-21

Northern Ballet’s artistic director for the last 20 years, David Nixon, is to leave later this year.

Helping museums adapt to post-Covid age

Written on 02-06-21

Art Fund is offering grants from a new £2m fund to help museums transform following the pandemic.

Can we design our way out of climate disaster?

Written on 01-06-21

The delayed third London Design Biennale opens today at Somerset House with a resounding message, writes Simon Tait

THE ART OF PHOTOJOURNALISM Image of the month

Written on 31-05-21

Festival Gardens Funfair, Battersea Park, 1^st June 1957, by Terry Fincher

Former Fleet Street picture editor Alan Sparrow on the work of Terry Fincher

MY STORY Making Medway towns into a city of culture for 2025

Written on 29-05-21

This weekend culture secretary Oliver Dowden announced the start of the race to be UK City of Culture 2025, in succession to Coventry, and for the first time opened it up to groups of towns as well as cities. The result will be announced next spring. Medway in Kent has launched its bid and Imogen Robertson is the bid director.

Search for City - or towns - of Culture 2025 is on

Written on 29-05-21

Culture secretary Oliver Dowden has launched the quest for a UK City of Culture for 2025, with a crucial difference.

This time, the fourth time since the scheme was launched in 2012, groups of towns can apply as well as cities.

The competition as run by DCMS is a “catalyst for levelling up areas outside London” and help communities recover from the effects of the pandemic through culture.

The winner will succeed Coventry, the current City of Culture, and Dowden has also confirmed that the scheme will continue beyond 2025 at least to 2029.

“UK City of Culture is a fantastic showcase of the huge impact culture has in towns and cities across the country” Dowden said. “From Derry-Londonderry, to Hull and Coventry, previous winners have shown how the competition can deliver greater cultural participation, drive economic regeneration and boost local pride. I encourage towns and cities across the UK to put forward bids for 2025 and champion their local arts and culture scene.”

The winning bid is expected to be announced next spring.

https://www.artsindustry.co.uk/feature/2521-my-story-making-medway-towns-into-a-city-of-culture-for-2025

Southampton’s gallery reopens, with help from a national friend

Written on 28-05-21

Southampton City Art Gallery reopens after lockdown today with an exhibition that rekindles a long association with the National Gallery with one of the largest loans of works its has ever made.

TAITMAIL Centennial blues… and red and white

Written on 28-05-21

By Patrick Kelly

We have heard a lot about culture wars in the UK lately, but the truth is that the “rows” over everything from the displaying of union flags to the dumping of statues is an essentially English argument.

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