Join us for an artist-led panel discussion chaired by showcase
curator Hannah Wallis, in collaboration with past Artist Fellows and sector lead
Amrita Dhallu. The conversation will explore what support structures might
look like now and into the future for artists in building secure pathways into the
arts. Touching on short and long-term support models, mutual and collective
support structures and what support is needed at different times throughout a
career, the conversation brings together artists and curators practicing and
organising within formal and informal models of artistic and organisational
support.
Please join us for teas, coffees, and pastries following the talk.
Speakers: Chaired by Hannah Wallis, Showcase Curator, in conversation
Armita Dhallu and Joshua Donkor (fourth speaker to be confirmed).
About Artists Futures Fund:
Artists Futures Fund supports talented individuals to overcome significant barriers that would prevent them from pursuing careers as artists. Our support encompasses place-based Artist Fellowships, bursaries, mentoring, exhibition, networking and professional development opportunities. We co-deliver our current programmes through dynamic partnerships with Higher Education Institutions and cultural organisations across the UK.
Our core mission is to open doors to diverse and exciting futures in the arts.
Artists Futures Fund is an independent charity, founded in 1810, and formerly known as the Artists’ Benevolent Fund (registered charity no: 270585).
We always welcome donations from individuals, corporates, and foundations that add to our resources and help a greater number of emerging artists who face a range of economic, social, cultural, physical and mental health barriers to sustaining professional careers as artists. To find out more about how to make a donation today, please visit: artistsfuturesfund.org/donate-today
About Contemporary Collective:
Contemporary Collective Studio by DegreeArt.com was founded in 2006 to champion and further the careers of promising artists, many of whom the gallery has managed since graduation. The core mission of the Directors is to support talented artists and empower them to continue making and developing through the critical early years of their careers.
Responding to the need in the art world to support young artists in the emerging stages of their careers, Contemporary Collective aims to provide them with meaningful exposure and access to the market place and collectors. The gallery has a proven track record of supporting artists at this formative time as they embark on their professional careers.
