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Thursday, 30 September 2021
Opening doors London
Bi The Way
Saturday, 11 September 2021
"LIFE IN THE AGE OF COVID" offering £1,500 for a successful application .
"LIFE IN THE AGE OF COVID" offering £1,500 for a successful application .
Also a small color poster designed by Katelyn Barnes.
I also enclose the APPLICATION FORM and NOTES TO ACCOMPANY the application form below.
If you can help promote this we would be very grateful as the return for application deadline is 30 September.
COMMISSION OFFERS £1,500 FOR
A CREATIVE LOOK AT
"LIFE IN THE AGE OF COVID"
The Arts Project is offering £1,500 for an artwork commission reflecting how Covid -19 has shaped our lives and ways the pandemic might change life in the future. We are looking for a successful applicant with an engaging and thought-provoking installation concept that can bring together a range of contributing participants. The exhibition is planned to take place in The Conference Centre at St Pancras Hospital, 4 St Pancras Way, NW1 OPE during 2022. Email inquiries to Peter Herbert Curator Manager at theartsproject1@gmail.com to request an application pack and return before closing date midnight 30 September 2021.
The successful artwork concept should be one that relates and engages with a wide range of visitors to the site (which includes service users, staff and members of the public) and may also connect with other artwork from contributing artists. We welcome mixed media submissions, with most media suitable for the space. The gallery is located in a key Camden and Islington site, hosted by one of London's major NHS Trusts.
You are welcome to visit the gallery at St Pancras Hospital , Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm (excluding bank holidays) subject to Covid precautions as advance preparation for your application. You can also send email inquiries to Peter Herbert, Curator Manager, at theartsproject1@gmail.com for more details and to request an application pack.
The closing date for returning applications is midnight on 30 September 2021.
PETER HERBERT
CURATOR MANAGER
THE ARTS PROJECT
215 WEEDINGTON ROAD
KENTISH TOWN
LONDON
NW5 4PQ
CURATOR MANAGER
THE ARTS PROJECT
215 WEEDINGTON ROAD
KENTISH TOWN
LONDON
NW5 4PQ
LIFE
IN THE AGE OF COVID APPLICATION PACK
The Arts Project is offering £1.500
for an artwork commission reflecting how COVID-19 has shaped our lives and ways
the pandemic might change this in the future. We are looking for a successful
applicant with an engaging and thought-provoking installation concept that can
bring together a range of contributing participants. The exhibition is planned
to take place during 2022 in The Conference Centre at St Pancras Hospital 4 St
Pancras Way NW1 OPE
Please
read notes provided and complete your application for
LIFE
IN THE AGE OF COVID.
Return
to theartsproject1@gmail.com before 30/9/21.
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1 A. Can you describe with a brief
opening paragraph the nature of your idea including media used? (double click
inside the text box to enter answer)
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1.B Following this, can you please
provide as much detail or information about your idea as you would like.
Continue with as much space as you require or confirm if including jpeg files.
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2 A. Can you comment if you think
your creative idea might or could involve service users, staff, visitors, and
other contributing artists.
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2 B. Can you comment if you think
your creative idea might involve service users and staff from
within health care locations outside the gallery space at The Conference
Centre.
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3. Include jpeg files of photos/storyboard notes
confirming how many are attached.
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4. For preparation for your
application you are advised to visit and view the gallery space anytime Monday
to Friday from 9.00 am to 5.00pm. There may access restrictions. These
currently require masks and 2 people in the gallery at a time. Restrictions are
due to the gallery location in a health care setting. For queries email theartsproject1@gmail.com
LIFE
IN THE AGE OF COVID APPLICATION PACK
NOTES
RELATING TO YOUR APPLICATION.
TIMETABLE
Our commissioning panel will look at every submission
received before or on 30/9/21.
Selected applications would be accessed by the
commissioning panel with an invitation for an interview in the gallery during
October to look at and discuss any queries.
We plan to be fluid with
installation dates although the exhibition is likely to happen during
March/April through or May 2022 at the latest depending on COVID restrictions
as they evolve.
We will liaise with the successful applicant
about dates involved. Installation usually takes place during weekends. The
exhibition is planned to run in the gallery for up to 3 months.
ADMINISTRATION NOTES
Payment to the successful applicant will involve an
initial payment of £775 to cover costs and time with the final £775 paid on
completion of the artwork linked to the opening of the exhibition. The artwork
may either remain the property of the owner or could involve
negotiated ownership with the Trust.
The successful applicant will have the full support, curatorial advice, and guidance
of The Arts Project team of Peter Herbert, Curator Manager, and Marius Els,
Operations Manager. As regards any issues that arise involving
content, health, safety, and installation, both The Arts Project and Trust
Communications will advise and resolve these with the artist. Final decisions
on this matter will remain with The Arts Project.
BACKGROUND NOTES YOU MAY WANT TO CONSIDER
The concept could relate to many
areas of ethical thinking including aesthetics, sociology, politics, and
philosophy. Ranges of emotional context including relevant aspects of
humour are welcome though there may be
restrictions on material likely to offend with proximity to trauma and stress
clinics in the building. The gallery’s location in The Conference Centre means
that it sits in a key strategic position close to central London.
There will be planned events
linked to the exhibition.
We welcome mixed media although
some aspects including film may pose logistical issues.
A short film about the project will
be made by documentary filmmaker Anna Bowman.
NOTES ABOUT OUR HOST ORGANISATION
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NOTES ABOUT THE ARTS PROJECT
The Arts Project was established in 2003 by
curator manager, Peter Herbert, who worked previously in Administration at the
Trust as a Records Manager. The Arts Project
has grown over nearly 2 decades since the first exhibition Reflections and
Light in 2003.
Since then, The Arts Project has presented over 375 major themed
exhibitions four or three times a year and supported over 600 artists from
within creative staff, service users and communities local, nationally as well
as internationally.
Located in two areas adjacent to Conference Centre rooms at St Pancras
Hospital, our spacious galleries offer artists opportunities to create mixed
media installations, display in a lighting-controlled gallery space as well as
a linked gallery offering the power and possibilities of natural light.
In the Covid-19 era, we have increased our online digital presence,
linked up with new supporting organisations as we enter a brave new world offering
all the adventures of growth and possibilities in the linked worlds of art and
health care.
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Wednesday, 4 August 2021
John Sadler's recommendation of GPN
Jean-François’ network offers people from the LGBTQI+ community the opportunity to come together in a relaxed, informal setting to introduce themselves to other like-minded individuals. My own experience of it was that I was able to meet professionals, be they business owners of employed, some of whom I am still collaborating these days in my own business. The network switched online during the pandemic, not only continuing the service but providing people with company and support during the lockdown periods. Guest speakers are on hand to offer their guidance and experience in working in business. The network is the only such one that exists in London, and should be supported as much as possible.
Kind regards,
John Sadler
Director, Sadler Advisory Limited
London Community Conversation
London is facing a historically high unemployment rate at a time of great uncertainty, with communities across the capital deeply affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. We are working with the Mayor of London's Skills and Employment team to host a Community Conversation on Tuesday 24th August to hear directly from Londoners. We would like to invite you to participate.
Our community conversation will involve discussing the future of employment and skills in London, including adult learning, such as classes, courses, training and other qualifications, can work better for Londoners.
Our community conversation will be held on Tuesday 24th August immediately after our usual GPN/GBA meeting so this is a packed full evening.
RSVP on the same link as our usual event: https://www.outsavvy.com/event/5950/gpn-with-ghislaine-hubbard
UPS and OutBritain join forces to recognise the UK’s Proudly Unstoppable small businesses
UPS and OutBritain join forces to recognise the UK’s Proudly Unstoppable small businesses
Our partners at OutBritain, the UK’s newest LGBT+ business network, are working with UPS, the global logistics leader, and the United States National LGBT Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC) to help UK based small and diverse businesses who have been negatively impacted by the pandemic.
Through their ‘Proudly Unstoppable’ campaign, UPS are offering UK small businesses the opportunity to apply for a grant of up to £4,500 each, with OutBritain and NGLCC organising and administering the give-away.
To apply, eligible small businesses* should complete this on-line form before midnight on the 18th August. Winners will be advised shortly after, with cheques arriving by UPS delivery (naturally).
About OutBritain
OutBritain work with major global corporations like UPS to create opportunities for LGBT+ businesses, and our allies, here in the UK.
If you want to hear about similar offers and opportunities, and how we can help your business to thrive, find us on social media, or sign up to our mailing list here.
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*Eligible businesses must be based in the UK or Northern Ireland, and registered with Companies House, or operating as a sole-trader. Small businesses are defined as those with fewer than 49 employees. OutBritain and NGLCC reserve the right to alter the terms of this offer at any time.
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