Opportunities and Funding
The following are opportunities and funding sources available to craft and visual artists. Many are not available to students. Information can change and you are advised to check before submitting any applications. Opportunities for Fife-based artists appear first, followed by an alphabetical list. You can also use the filters on the right hand side to search specific areas.
Particularly at this time with Covid-19 creating uncertainty, we recommend you double-check details of opportunities to ensure they’re still going ahead as originally planned.
Fife Contemporary has also compiled a list of useful sources (craft fairs, awards, open studios’ details), all with web links, as part of our ongoing craft development.
Click here to download the pdf. We will aim keep it updated regularly!
Call for Entries: Great Northern Contemporary Craft Fairs
The GREAT NORTHERN CONTEMPORARY CRAFT FAIRS are premier curated selling fairs in the North of England, showcasing the very best of contemporary craft from professional designer-makers and attracting a...
Read moreCall Out for Artists Working in Clay for CoCA Shop, York
Artists working in clay are invited to apply for the opportunity to sell their work through the CoCA shop (York Art Gallery, Centre of Ceramic Art)
We have a rolling program of displays in the shop,... Read moreCalling All Makers to Join Artisanry Co
A marketplace and community for artisans, crafters and artists
Artisanry Co is a start-up social enterprise based in Edinburgh. We are calling out for makers to join our network and our platform. We... Read moreCEO Online Resources 1
Starting from today, we'll be posting regular examples of some of the excellent online resources you can find on the Cultural Enterprise Office website . These fantastically useful links can answer... Read more
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Double Visions – Contemporary Art from Papua New Guinea
In 2010 we presented what was probably the first exhibition dedicated to contemporary art from Papua New Guinea (PNG) in Scotland. The impetus was the University of St Andrews hosting the European Society of Oceanists’ conference. Its organiser Dr Tony… Read More
