The official Pride event might be cancelled again this year but we know that Pride is so much more than the parade. We’re still planning to mark the event and are looking for proposals for a temporary Pride themed artwork for our gallery window.
We seek artwork that acknowledges and celebrates the contribution Black people, people of colour, trans* and non-binary/gender non-conforming people and differently-abled people make to the LGBTQIA+ community – and actively encourage applications from people who identify as such.
Schedule & Fees
Deadline for applications: Friday 2 July, midnight
Artist notified: Friday 9 July
Install: Monday 2 & Tuesday 3 August
Artwork in situ: Wednesday 4 – Friday 13 August
Artist fee: £1000 (to include materials and production costs) plus access costs
Important Info
Our gallery window wall measures approximately 3m wide x 2m tall. Artwork can also be installed directly on the windows (see examples below).
Please note that access to the window ledge is restricted when the wall is in situ. The wall can be moved to grant more ease of access and we can provide assistance with the install if needed.
We are open to the artist using both the walls and windows to display their artwork. Proposals can be for 2D & 3D artworks of any medium but please note we are unable to display AV works.
How to apply
We can accept applications in writing, video or audio or BSL. If these formats aren’t accessible to you please let us know by emailing or calling 01273 607101.
Please send the following information in your preferred format to :
- Proposal outlining your idea (250 words max)
- Brief artist statement (250 words max)
- Examples of your artwork (or link to website/Instagram)
- Details of any access/support needs
Image credit: this version of the #pride flag was designed by Daniel Quasar to be more inclusive of Black, Brown, POC and Trans communities.
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Posted on June 2, 2021
Categories: Calls for Artists
Tags: 2021, Artist Opportunities, Gallery Window, LGBTQIA, Open Call, Pride
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