United Kingdom
Organizer Information The Emerging Art Foundation is a UK-based registered charity established in 2024 to foster, promote, and deepen the creation and appreciation of the arts across the United Kingdom. The foundation designs funding mechanisms and open channels specifically tailored to elevate contemporary practitioners. By establishing unique initiatives like its annual writing grant, the foundation […]
Organizer Information LandEscape Art Review is an international contemporary art publication and open call platform operating under a European editorial framework. It was established to connect emerging and established artists with a global critical audience through curated publication, editorial coverage, and exhibition. The platform is run by an internal curatorial committee and publishes themed special […]
Organizer Information SWANFALL ART is the curatorial and artist development division of SWANFALL, a London-based contemporary art platform dedicated to curatorial production, artist representation, art advisory, and secondary market transactions. Its core mission is to foster an open, diverse, and transnational platform that supports intellectually rigorous and experimentally driven artistic practices. As the commercial exhibitions […]
Organizer Information South Square is a collection of 19th-century workers’ cottages in the old Yorkshire village of Thornton, famous for its Brontë connections and its impressive 20-arch viaduct. Renovated as a community arts centre in 1982, South Square Centre is now home to ten studio spaces for a variety of artists, as well as a […]
Organizer Information SPIRA9 is an East London–based curatorial platform and art organisation dedicated to supporting established, emerging, and under-represented artists across disciplines. Through exhibitions, editorial projects, and artist development programmes, it builds pathways for visibility, collaboration, and critical dialogue. Its programming spans large-scale group exhibitions, intimate solo presentations, and experimental pop-ups, alongside a quarterly publication […]
Organizer Information The origins of the South London Gallery lie in the South London Working Men’s College, established by William Rossiter in 1868, which evolved into a Free Library and Art Gallery. In 1891, the South London Fine Art Gallery opened at its current location on Peckham Road. The permanent site was partly secured thanks […]
Organizer Information National Trust Cymru is the Welsh arm of the National Trust, the UK’s largest conservation charity, dedicated to the protection and stewardship of historic buildings, landscapes, coastlines, gardens, and collections across Wales. Its portfolio spans mountains and beaches, gardens and parklands, historic houses and their collections, with notable sites including Chirk Castle, Powis […]
Organizer Information The opportunity is hosted by the British Museum, one of the world’s most significant cultural and research institutions, founded in 1753. The museum holds a globally important collection spanning human history, art, and archaeology, and operates as both a public-facing exhibition space and a major research institution. Its Department of Britain, Europe & […]
Organizer Information The Write on Art programme is a national creative writing initiative jointly organised by Art UK and the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art (PMC). Both institutions are leading organisations in the UK dedicated to expanding access to visual culture, art history, and public engagement with British art. Art UK operates […]