Jerwood Arts, London Videos

🎉Introducing the 19 artists awarded #JerwoodNewWorkFund 2023! ⭐Adam Moore ⭐ Anna Maria Nabirye ⭐ Ashley Holmes ⭐ Chinyanta ⭐ Christian Noelle Charles ⭐ Claire Eliza Willoughby ⭐Claye Bowler ⭐ Craig McCorquodale ⭐ Dickson Mbi Company ⭐ Dylan Huw ⭐ Faye MacCalman ⭐ Francis Dosoo ⭐ Jessica Hagan ⭐ Kirsty Russell ⭐ Mantawoman ⭐ Ray Young ⭐ Reece Williams ⭐ Shamica Ruddock ⭐Soojin Chang. Find out more about the selected artists on our website: https://jerwoodarts.org/19-new-artists-projects-selected-as-part-of-jerwood-new-work-fund-2023/ Jerwood New Work Fund is our funding pathway for extraordinary artists with brilliant projects ready to take the next step. It provides project funding for artists to realise significant new exhibitions, performances and publications and bring them to audiences across the UK.

Final spots remaining for the last Toolkit Workshop! Book your place now: https://jerwoodarts.org/whats-on/team-work-in-practice-in-person-workshop-2/ 14 July, Derby Theatre, Derby These workshops create space for individuals to deepen their understanding of socio-economic inclusivity and consider how the ideas in the Toolkit could apply to their organisation. The workshops are designed and facilitated by six Toolkit Associates, all of whom have been Fellows on the WJCB programme, in collaboration with Jerwood Arts and people make it work. #WorkInPractice

"Inclusive practice is about listening to as many different voices as possible." There are still two Toolkit Workshops available to join, book your place now: https://jerwoodarts.org/whats-on/?_programme=weston-jerwood-creative-bursaries&_status=current-upcoming 07 July, G39, Cardiff 14 July, Derby Theatre, Derby These workshops create space for individuals to deepen their understanding of socio-economic inclusivity and consider how the ideas in the Toolkit could apply to their organisation. The workshops are designed and facilitated by six Toolkit Associates, all of whom have been Fellows on the WJCB programme, in collaboration with Jerwood Arts and people make it work. #WorkInPractice

"Inclusive practice is about listening to as many different voices as possible." There are still two Toolkit Workshops available to join, book your place now: https://jerwoodarts.org/whats-on/?_programme=weston-jerwood-creative-bursaries&_status=current-upcoming 07 July, G39, Cardiff 14 July, Derby Theatre, Derby These workshops create space for individuals to deepen their understanding of socio-economic inclusivity and consider how the ideas in the Toolkit could apply to their organisation. The workshops are designed and facilitated by six Toolkit Associates, all of whom have been Fellows on the WJCB programme, in collaboration with Jerwood Arts and people make it work. #WorkInPractice

Apply now for Shechter II! We're delighted to be adding our support to Shechter II through a new professional development offer – Jerwood🖤SII – funded through the Jerwood #DevelopingArtistsFund. Shechter II’s 12-month Performance and Development Programme includes a six-week creation process, and a UK and international mid-scale sustainable tour with community and outreach delivery. This new development opportunity will offer a rolling programme of discovery for the selected dancers including: studio time with another choreographer; a fund for dancers to explore specific research ideas; dedicated time with a dance scientist; teaching skills development; skills in self-promotion, and preparation for the transition to a professional career. Deadline to apply: 12 June, 12 noon Find out more and apply: https://hofesh.co.uk/about-us/opportunities-2/ Hofesh Shechter Company

Applications are now open for Shechter II! We're delighted to be adding our support to Shechter II through a new professional development offer – Jerwood🖤SII – funded through the Jerwood #DevelopingArtistsFund. Shechter II’s 12-month Performance and Development Programme includes a six-week creation process, and a UK and international mid-scale sustainable tour with community and outreach delivery. This new development opportunity will offer a rolling programme of discovery for the selected dancers including: studio time with another choreographer; a fund for dancers to explore specific research ideas; dedicated time with a dance scientist; teaching skills development; skills in self-promotion, and preparation for the transition to a professional career. Deadline to apply: 12 June, 12 noon Find out more and apply: https://hofesh.co.uk/about-us/opportunities-2/ Hofesh Shechter Company

Don't miss Jerwood/Photoworks Awards 4 at Belfast Exposed Photography Gallery! 📷 06 Apr – 20 May, https://jerwoodarts.org/whats-on/jerwood-photoworks-awards-4/ In this video, Heather Agyepong expands on her body of work ego death, commissioned for Jerwood/Photoworks Awards 4. Heather’s ego death is a project inspired by psychiatrist Carl Jung’s concept of ‘The Shadow’. According to Jung, the shadow is composed of aspects of one’s personality deemed inappropriate. Heather has recently been working to discover and explore her own shadow; confronting, and making peace with it through this body of work. Watch the full video online: https://jerwoodarts.org/resource/artist-film-heather-agyepong/

Jerwood/Photoworks Awards 4 📷 Belfast Exposed Photography Gallery 06 Apr – 20 May, https://jerwoodarts.org/whats-on/jerwood-photoworks-awards-4/ In this video, Joanne Coates shares her experience of creating The Lie of the Land, her commission for Jerwood/Photoworks Awards 4. The Lie of the Land is a body of work that explores the social history of the land and narrates a story of gender and class that has long been forgotten – or simply never told – in relation to the countryside of the North East of England. For this commission, Joanne collaborated with twelve women who identify as working class, living and working in rural or agricultural settings, to develop a series of portraits that represent their individual lived experiences. Watch the full video online: https://jerwoodarts.org/resource/artist-film-joanne-coates/

🌟Jerwood Art Fund Makers Open is returning with three new partners! 🌟 Amgueddfa Cymru - Museum Wales as lead partner, Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery and York Art Gallery. These new partners will extend the reach of the ninth edition of Jerwood Art Fund Makers Open, which will offer five extraordinary early-career artists and makers a significant commission to be exhibited in England and Wales throughout 2025. The selection panel, made up of expert curators and artists from across the UK, will include Dr Helen Walsh, curator of ceramics at York Art Gallery, Angharad Pearce Jones, blacksmith, sculptor and installation artist based in West Wales, Phoebe Collings-James, multidisciplinary artist working in sculpture, ceramics, sound and video, and Celia Joicey, Director of Dovecot Studios in Edinburgh. The panel will be chaired by Director of Jerwood Arts, Lilli Geissendorfer. Established in 2010, the award invites early-career artists and makers from a broad range of material and craft disciplines – including glass, textiles, ceramics, and silversmithing among others – to submit ambitious proposals for a new body of work that experiments with their practice and process. The national call for entries will be launched in October 2023 by Jerwood Arts and run until December 2023, with the selected artists announced in April 2024. Find out more: http://ow.ly/cPKz50Oka0H

Opening soon: Material Beings 10th - 14th May Cromwell Place, part of London Craft Week 2023. https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/material-beings-london-craft-week-2023-1997899 An exhibition and series of events which platforms eight ambitious artists and makers pushing the conceptual nature of craft practice through a radical rethinking of materiality. Curated by studio collective Forest + Found, the exhibition brings together artists Max Bainbridge, Chloé Rosetta Bell, Abigail Booth, Marlène Huissoud, Alida Kuzemczak-Sayer, Francisca Onumah, Frances Pinnock and Marcin Rusak. Abigail, Max, Francisca and Marcin have previously been awarded Jerwood Art Fund Makers Open.

🌟Book your place on the next online Toolkit Workshop! 🌟 26 April, 10am - 1pm Join online; bookings come with a minimum donation, and subsidised places are available. https://jerwoodarts.org/whats-on/team-work-in-practice-workshop/ (Team) Work In Practice has been created using the insights and experiences of Fellows from the Weston Jerwood Creative Bursaries programme. We wanted to keep Fellows at the heart of the Toolkit, so we have appointed six Fellows and Alumni to work with us as Toolkit Associates. Together they have developed a flexible workshop model to share the Toolkit nationally throughout 2023. Book your place now to put the ideas from (Team) Work in Practice into action. #WorkInPractice Photos by Hydar Dewachi

🎉Opening soon: Jerwood/Photoworks Awards 4 at Belfast Exposed Photography Gallery! 📷 06 Apr – 20 May, https://jerwoodarts.org/whats-on/jerwood-photoworks-awards-4/ In this video, Heather Agyepong expands on her body of work ego death, commissioned for Jerwood/Photoworks Awards 4. Heather’s ego death is a project inspired by psychiatrist Carl Jung’s concept of ‘The Shadow’. According to Jung, the shadow is composed of aspects of one’s personality deemed inappropriate. Heather has recently been working to discover and explore her own shadow; confronting, and making peace with it through this body of work. Watch the full video online: https://jerwoodarts.org/resource/artist-film-heather-agyepong/

🎉Opening soon: Jerwood/Photoworks Awards 4 at Belfast Exposed Photography Gallery! 📷 06 Apr – 20 May, https://jerwoodarts.org/whats-on/jerwood-photoworks-awards-4/ In this video, Joanne Coates shares her experience of creating The Lie of the Land, her commission for Jerwood/Photoworks Awards 4. The Lie of the Land is a body of work that explores the social history of the land and narrates a story of gender and class that has long been forgotten – or simply never told – in relation to the countryside of the North East of England. For this commission, Joanne collaborated with twelve women who identify as working class, living and working in rural or agricultural settings, to develop a series of portraits that represent their individual lived experiences. Watch the full video online: https://jerwoodarts.org/resource/artist-film-joanne-coates/

🌟We're live! 🌟Come and join the launch of our new Weston Jerwood Creative Bursaries Toolkit online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rh9oquebJUE Free to join, the launch will be livestreamed from 9am until 11.30am. Joining us at today's launch will be the six Toolkit Associates. They will share more about the Toolkit and the Toolkit workshops, offering insights into the Toolkit and how you might use it, and providing opportunities for questions and discussion. We'll also hear from guest speakers including Sir Alistair Spalding, CBE, Artistic Director & CEO of Sadlers Wells, Professor Dave O’Brien from the University of Sheffield, Baroness Bull CBE, and Hilary Carty OBE, Executive Director of Clore Leadership. (Team) Work in Practice is available in English, Welsh, easy read, audio, print, and digital versions. Visit our website to find out more: https://jerwoodarts.org/resource/team-work-in-practice/

🌟Join us tomorrow the national launch of our new Weston Jerwood Creative Bursaries Toolkit, (Team) Work In Practice! 🌟 Tuesday 7 March, 8.30 - 11.30am Join in person at the Lilian Baylis Studio, Sadler's Wells, London: https://jerwoodarts.org/whats-on/weston-jerwood-creative-bursaries-toolkit-launch/ Join the livestream: https://jerwoodarts.org/whats-on/weston-jerwood-creative-bursaries-toolkit-launch/ (Team) Work In Practice is for employers and decision-makers in the arts and cultural sector, as well as policy-makers, funders, and all those who are interested in understanding what inclusion means in practice. The Toolkit provides a framework to start conversations about social and economic class in your organisation, and help drive positive change in the sector. It is designed to be easy to use, and will be made available in print, audio, easy read and accessible PDF. All of these will also be available in Welsh. #WorkInPractice

Just two days until the national launch of our new Weston Jerwood Creative Bursaries Toolkit, (Team) Work In Practice! Tuesday 7 March, 8.30 - 11.30am Join in person at the Lilian Baylis Studio, Sadler's Wells, London: https://jerwoodarts.org/whats-on/weston-jerwood-creative-bursaries-toolkit-launch/ Join the livestream: https://jerwoodarts.org/whats-on/weston-jerwood-creative-bursaries-toolkit-launch/ #WorkInPractice

🌟Only three days until the national launch of our new Weston Jerwood Creative Bursaries Toolkit, (Team) Work In Practice! 🌟 Tuesday 7 March, 8.30 - 11.30am The launch event is an opportunity to connect with peers and sector leaders, learn about the toolkit, hear inspiring stories of organisational change, and get fresh ideas for how you can help drive inclusivity in the arts. Join in person at the Lilian Baylis Studio, Sadler's Wells, London: https://jerwoodarts.org/whats-on/weston-jerwood-creative-bursaries-toolkit-launch/ Join the livestream: https://jerwoodarts.org/whats-on/weston-jerwood-creative-bursaries-toolkit-launch/

⚫ ️It's the final few days of Jerwood Art Fund Makers Open at Aberdeen Archives, Gallery & Museums ⚫ ️ 19 November 2022 - 5 March 2023 Launched in 2010, Jerwood Art Fund Makers Open (formerly Jerwood Makers Open) is a biennial opportunity that recognises and promotes the significance of making practice and process within contemporary visual arts. It supports exceptional UK-based artist and makers within 10 years of beginning their practice to develop their creative ideas. The exhibition showcases five ambitious new commissions by awarded artists Anna Berry, Cecilia Charlton, Jahday Ford, Vicky Higginson and Francisca Onumah & Helena Russell. The artists were selected from more than 500 applications in response to a national call for entries for self-directed projects from UK-based artists and makers. Find out more: http://ow.ly/FuSo50LCQjR Photos: Jerwood Art Fund Makers Open, 2022. Installation view at Aberdeen Art Gallery. Photo: Mike Davidson. #JAFMakersOpen

There are less than two weeks until the national launch of our new Weston Jerwood Creative Bursaries Toolkit, (Team) Work In Practice! Tuesday 7 March, 8.30 - 11.30am Lilian Baylis Studio at Sadler's Wells, London, and livestreamed Free to join, book your place: https://jerwoodarts.org/whats-on/weston-jerwood-creative-bursaries-toolkit-launch/ Joining us at the event will be guest speakers and industry experts including Sir Alistair Spalding, OBE, Artistic Director & CEO of Sadlers Wells, Professor Dave O’Brien from University of Sheffield, Baroness Deborah Bull, and Hilary Carty, Executive Director of Clore Leadership. Throughout the day, we’ll also hear from the six Toolkit Associates. They will share more about the Toolkit and the workshop. They will also deliver the very first workshop as part of the launch day, offering insights into the Toolkit and how you might use it, and providing opportunities for questions and discussion.

This week, we're sharing more about the speakers joining us to launch our new toolkit, (Team) Work in Practice, starting with our Toolkit Associates! 🌟 Jodie Cole 🌟 Ink Asher Hemp 🌟 Della Hill 🌟 Louis Palfrey 🌟 Lou Bartley Sophocleous 🌟 Kyle Stead Our aim is to put the Weston Jerwood Creative Bursary Fellows at the heart of the Toolkit. We have appointed six Fellows and Alumni to work with us as Toolkit Associates. Together they have developed a flexible workshop model to share the Toolkit nationally throughout 2023. They'll be sharing more about the Toolkit and the workshop, offering insights into the Toolkit and how you might use it, and providing opportunities for questions and discussion. Tuesday 7 March, 08:30 – 11:30am Lilian Baylis Studio at Sadler's Wells The launch is free to join in-person and online, book your place: https://jerwoodarts.org/whats-on/weston-jerwood-creative-bursaries-toolkit-launch/ Photos by Hydar Dewachi.