In this issue
The last City Arts Forum – in September had a Literature theme. Thanks to those who attended and contributed to the discussion.
During discussion about advice available, those present were reminded that Arts Development Officers are available to meet for advice on developing artists/organisations and with applications to ACE. It was mooted that regular drop ins might be helpful. Other advice is available from HIPI (theatre and touring expertise) and ENRG (business).
Interesting discussion focused around the following: Progression routes; the offer to local writers; recognising talent; engagement and support of young people; support for talent development; and the role of festivals.
It was stressed that festivals offered support for talent development by offering mentoring schemes, commissions, and a chance to show work. Festivals welcome conversations all year round. Current festivals represented were: Humber Mouth, Big Malarkey, Hull Noir.
During discussion themes raised included: The importance of working in partnership; monthly literature events would support artist development. Spoken word events currently include: Women and Words, Away with Words, Head in a Book. The library service was keen to offer venues for events. Effective marketing and international development were also mentioned.
Creative Voice Youth Arts Festival #makeyourmark
Tuesday 30 October – Friday 2 November
Creative workshops, performances, debates and exhibitions exploring and campaigning on issues important to young people
Music, graffiti art, film, dance, visual art
Free, various venues across Hull
Check out the facebook site for more information.
Contact:creativevoice@hullcc.gov.uk for more information. This is a City Arts initiative in partnership with Youth Development Service, Music Hub and Headstart.
Our Singing City - Showcase evening
Friday 2 November,
doors 7pm for 7:30pm
At Hull Minster
Tickets £12, £5 unwaged,
(plus BF) under 18s free
An evening of diverse,
dynamic and entertaining choral performances, showcasing highlights of projects
delivered as part of Singing City – Hull City Council’s choral development
initiative.
World premiere of a
new powerful work for sign and song – ‘Visual Voices’ - a collaboration of Hull
Visual Choir and Freedom Chorus – words by Cassandra Parkin, Music by Ben
Newton, conducted by Dr Paul Whittaker OBE and Jeff Borradaile, with support of
the Visual Voices band led by Ben Newton
Hull Freedom Chorus –
delight with their dynamic performance ‘What If… Songs of Power and Protest’ which
wowed audiences at Hull Freedom Festival 2018 - conducted by Em Whitfield
Brooks – earning them the accolade of ‘the mighty Freedom Chorus’.
Hull Visual Choir –
our signing choir for the deaf, present a selection from their popular and moving
repertoire – conducted by Dr Paul Whittaker, OBE
Hull Rainbow Choir –
featuring our specially commissioned anthem ‘You Are Here’ by Michael
Betteridge and Gus Gowland – conducted by Jack Bridges
Plus special guests Hull
Men’s Chorus – showcasing our development work singing for blokes, chaps and
other men – conducted by Charles Huckvale and Laurence Rugg
Join us to help us
celebrate Our Singing City
The evening will be
sign language interpreted throughout
Tickets available
from www.hullboxoffice.com tel 01482
221113
or on the door
(subject to availability)
Advice and support
If you have an idea for an arts project in Hull we have experienced arts development officers who can help. Part of our role is also to help develop local artists.
We can:
keep you informed of commission opportunities
help you develop your ideas
advise on pricing, effective budgeting and preparing funding bids such as Arts Council grant funding applications.
Complete the online form with your idea or development needs or email cityartsenquiries@hullcc.gov.uk
Omega & Alpha,
Saturday 20 October, 7.30pm
Hull Minster
Tickets, £16/£12/£8, from Hull Box Office, or pay on the door.
Hear this lyrical and powerful new work in ”the best choral acoustic in the North of England” (Mark Keith).
80+ local players and singers bring you a familiar story from a new perspective, set to a score which is a fusion of classical music and music theatre.
Performance fully signed (B.S.L.) by Paul Whittaker, and hearing loop installed.
Meet the composer, Martin Emslie, before and after the performance, interval refreshments available.
Talegate Theatre
Company presents Hocus Panto
20 October, 2pm
Adult £9.00, Child
£8.00, Family ticket (minimum 2 children) £30.00
Middleton Hall,
University of Hull, HU67RX
For further
information and to book tickets visit the Culture Net website
William Nowik, Loudhailer Electric Company and Terra Fin at
Kardomah94
Saturday 20 October, doors 7.30pm.
at Kardomah94, Alfred Gelder Street, Hull, HU1 2AN.
Live music spanning original psychedelic folk to new alternative
post rock takes a trip from USA, Lithuania and West Yorkshire to Hull
More info on the loudhailer website
They Don’t Pay? We Won’t Pay - a Northern Broadsides
and York Theatre Royal co-production
Tuesday 23 October to Saturday 27 October
Hull Truck Theatre, Ferensway, Hull
Directed by Northern Broadsides’ new Artistic Director and
Joint CEO Conrad Nelson, They Don’t Pay? We Won’t Pay! is a new
adaptation of Dario Fo’s political satire of civil disobedience Can’t Pay?
Won’t Pay!
For further information and to book tickets visit the
Hull Truck website
Where We Began
The UK’s first Theatre Company of Sanctuary, Stand and Be Counted present Where We Began, a wild and vivid vision of the future, combining storytelling, movement, and live music. Where We Began is a winner of the Bridging the Gap scheme led by Arc Stockton and will arrive at Hull Truck Theatre on Thursday 25 October as part of a national tour.
In a future where global warming and dictatorship collide, what would happen if our politicians decided to send everyone home? Imagine world leaders, in their rush to save the planet, banning all cross-border travel and communication, and ordering every citizen to return to their place of birth.
Check out their website for more information and bookings
Manchester Camerata - Music from the Mountains
Thursday 25 October, 2pm
The Meridian Centre, Queen Street, Withernsea, HU19 2HH
Tickets cost £6 and are available from and are available from Withernsea Library or call 01262 678258 or via their website visit their website.
Manchester Camerata - ‘Probably Britain’s most adventurous orchestra’ (The Times) begins its new season in Withernsea after receiving a Royal Philharmonic Society award with local groups and schools last year. We’ll be taking you on a voyage through Nordic and Russian wilderness, featuring the atmospheric In the Hall of the Mountain King by Edvard Grieg and Night on the Bare Mountain by Modest Mussorgsky. Young people from local schools will also perform their own new song inspired by the music you will hear this afternoon.
Box office: Bridlington Spa 01262 678258
Check out their website for more information.
Concert in aid of Mind
Thursday 25 October, 7.30pm
The Guildhall, Hull
Tickets £9, refreshments available.
Haltemprice Lions Club will present Thursday Night is Music Night to raise funds for Hull and East Yorkshire Mind and for Lions charities in the region.
Performers will include acclaimed English tenor Nick Sales, Kevin Osmond, Caroline Dyson, Dorcas Leather, Sharon Nicholson-Skeggs and Opera 17.
Tickets are available from David Whincup, who can be contacted by email at dwhincup@dwhincup@karoo.co.uk and by phone 847367.
The Marmen Quartet
25 October, 7:30pm
6.15pm: Pre-concert talk: Graham
Saunders on Janacek
14.30-16.30: Open rehearsal for
University of Hull Music students
Cost: £14 / £5. Season tickets
available; please see the Hull Chamber Music website for details
Middleton Hall,
University of Hull, HU67RX
To book tickets visit the culturenet website
The Odd Couple (Female Version) by
Neil Simon
25-27 October, 7:30pm
Brough Village Hall Elloughton Road
Brough, HU15 1AJ
£7
The Petuaria Players present the
female version of The Odd Couple. Come see this hilarious comedy by one of the
best drama groups in the area.
Visit the Petuaria Players website
for more information.
Autumn/Winter 2018 Season at Indigo Moon Studio Theatre
Aladdin
Monday 29 October, 2pm, Wednesday 31 October and Saturday 3 November (Doors Open 1pm)
Shadow Theatre for families all ages (minimum age 4)
Pay what you feel tickets also available - (minimum £1) - only in person in advance during Scrapstore's shop opening hours - subject to availability. Otherwise all other (priced) tickets available online, along with ticket deals. Duration 55 minutes
This colourful tale from the Arabian Nights is set in the Middle East: a place of mystery, enchantment and strange, mythical creatures. Large scale colourful contemporary Shadow Puppet theatre tells of a poor street boy who falls hopelessly in love with a Royal Princess. What magic would he need just to see her again? Follow his wild and dangerous adventures as he gets caught up in excitement way beyond his control. Find out more about this inspirational and accessible art form after the show.
Hull-based Indigo Moon Theatre have been touring their shows and workshops nationally and internationally since 2001. Their previous work has also included 20 shows at the Mother of the Nation Festival in Abu Dhabi, a contribution to Peaky Blinders series 2, performances at the International Schattentheater Festival in Germany as the only UK company, and consultancy work for the band “Take That” in 2015. This current series of shows usually tour and are rarely performed in Hull.
Check out their website for more information and tickets also available online
Whistle Stop Opera
30 October, 6:30pm
Arts Café, Middleton Hall,
University of Hull, HU67RX
Cost: £9.00 Adults / £6.00
Students, Unwaged & Registered Disabled
For further information and to book
tickets visit the culturenet website
New Paths Music: A Musical Journey
Round The World
1 November, doors 12:45 for 1pm
Middleton Hall University of Hull, HU67RX
Cost: £8 Adults / £6 Senior
Citizens / £4 Students, Unwaged & Registered Disabled. Family Ticket: £16
x2 Adults & x2 Children
For further information and to book tickets visit the culturenet website
A Super Happy Story (About Feeling
Super Sad) by Jon Brittain
1 November, 8pm
Free, age restriction 12+
Donald Roy Theatre, University of
Hull, HU67RX
For further information and to book
tickets visit the culturenet website
From Byrd to the Bees
Thursday 8 November, 7.30pm
Middleton Hall, University of Hull, HU67RX
Cost: £14 / £5. Season tickets available via their website.
New London Chamber Ensemble Byrd: Pavane & Galliard Barber: Summer Music Moondog: Bird of Paradise Stephen Montague: Thule Ultima Berio: Opus Number Zoo Nielsen: Wind Quintet op.43 Rimsky-Korsakov: Flight of the Bumble Bee Hull Chamber Music welcomes back the NLCE, following their sell-out performance in 2017, with this riveting theatrical take on chamber music – a majestic procession to Byrd’s Pavane & Galliard, a thrilling staged performance of Berio’s Opus No Zoo which takes the performers around the stage and beyond and a unique performance of Rimsky-Korsakov’s famous Flight of the Bumble Bee. Along the way are Nielson’s fine Quintet and Barber’s beautiful Summer Music as well as a work by Moondog – the twentieth century American composer, musician, poet and inventor of several new instruments.
Hull Chamber Music’s AGM will take place at 6pm. All members are welcome to attend at 2.30-4.30pm. Also open rehearsal for University of Hull Music students
Supported by Hull City Council and Making Music Website:
Also on Facebook: and twitter: @N_L_C_E
Email address: culture@hull.ac.uk
Check out their website for more information
Script Club and Boundless Theatre present
A one-man musical comedy - Drip
Hull Truck Theatre
Thursday 8 and Friday 9 November 8pm
Words by Tom Wells
Music by Matthew Robins
Performed by Andrew Finnigan
Liam is 15 and he’s just signed up for Bev Road Baths’ first ever synchronised swimming team.
It’s for his best mate Caz really. She needs to get a team together to win the annual Project Prize at school. She tries every year. She always loses.
But Liam’s an optimist, he’s determined to help.
There’s just one problem. Liam can’t swim.
First presented at Hull UK City of Culture as part of the Back to Ours season and supported by Hull City Council and Arts Council England.
Check out their website for more information
12 Silk Handkerchiefs
Friday 9 November, 6pm
Hull Minster, HU1 2JJ, £8
Acclaimed singer/songwriter Reg Meuross joins with author Brian W Lavery to present this song cycle 12 Silk Handkerchiefs* which tells in music and multi-media the story of the disaster and subsequent uprising led by fighting fishwife Mrs Lillian Bilocca. The show, which premiered to a packed out Kardomah94 earlier this year, features original songs by Reg, as well as a multi-media show of images never seen outside this show, and a series of narrative links by Brian W Lavery from his book, The Headscarf Revolutionaries. Accomplished local folk singer and multi-instrumentalist Sam Martyn and stalwark of the Hull folk scene Mick McGarry will be special guests at this performance.
Book tickets via this link
Email address: events@hullminster.org
Check out their website for more information
Dinosaur – Hull Jazz Festival
Thursday 15 November, 8pm
Hull Truck Theatre Studio, 50 Ferensway, Hull, HU2 8LB
£15 Students and under 26's £6
Led by Laura Jurd (trumpet and synths) with Elliot Galvin (synths), Conor Chaplin (bass), Corrie Dick (drums) Mercury-nominated Dinosaur further their exploration of ‘synth-pop meets jazz band’ with their critically-acclaimed second album, Wonder Trail. Mesmerising compositions full of imagination and surprise - you can expect folk-infused grooves and glistening melodies when they make their Hull Truck Theatre debut this Autumn. Dinosaur are led by BBC New Generation Artist 2015-17, trumpeter Laura Jurd, who’s developed a formidable reputation as one of the most creative young musicians to have emerged in the UK in recent years. The band have toured extensively in Europe and beyond, at some of the world’s most prestigious festivals, including North Sea Jazz, Montreal Jazz Festival and Molde International Jazz Festival. They’ve also collaborated with some of the UK’s most celebrated ensembles, including the BBC Concert Orchestra, Northern Sinfonia and the Ligeti Quartet.
Jazzwise Website Twitter: @MusicHullUni Facebook , Instagram
Email address: culture@hull.ac.uk
Check out their website for more information
Jean Toussaint Allstar 5tet – Hull Jazz Festival
Friday 16 November, 8pm
Hull Truck Theatre Studio, 50 Ferensway, Hull, HU2 8LB
Tickets £16 students and under 26s £6
Jean Toussaint – Tenor Saxophone Percy Pursglove – Trumpet Andrew McCormack – Piano Daniel Casimir – Bass Shane Forbes - Drums Jazz Messenger Jean Toussaint returns to Hull with his most ambitious and exciting work to date. Building on the success of his 2015 Roots and Herbs project, Toussaint and his all-star band released Brother Raymond in May this year. Gathering 4-star reviews on its release, it’s a daring suite of original pieces that builds on the legacy of the late, great Art Blakey. Toussaint and his young lions have created a stunning new body of work. With tracks dedicated to Charles Mingus, Idris Muhammad and Eddie Harris, it pays tribute to the jazz greats, whilst showcasing the talent and power of this new generation of musicians.
Email address: culture@hull.ac.uk
Check out their website for more information
Youth Movement Dance Class
With Ellen Turner from Turn around Dance Company.
Sunday 21 October 2-4pm, free, Anlaby Studios
Ellen Turner is an energetic dance artist and choreographer twitching with energy. After having a colourful dance career working with Ludus Dance Company, Tmesis Theatre, Yael Flexer, TC Howard, Tim Casson, Ben Wright, Gary Clarke, and Nigel Charnock, Ellen was inspired to create her own work. In 2012 she won The Turn prize of choreographic achievement for her solo ‘Car-Door Moment’ and in 2014, Ellen formed TurnAround Dance Theatre with her sisters.
Their work has an innocence that explores the relationship between them as well as their rural Lancashire background. Ellen has also been massively influenced by physical theatre, which is evident in her work today.
Ellen’s workshop will have a high, fast paced, positive energy that will test our own sense of musicality and use of imagery. It will be an opportunity to create, imagine and play.
Learn a new dance style with a contemporary flavour, Influence your own and regional youth dance development!
This is a Hull and East Riding Dance Hub project led by Hull City Council and Anlaby Studios with support from East Riding of Yorkshire Council, National Youth Dance Company and Yorkshire Dance.
Check out the facebook site for more information.
Applications for Fresh 2019 are now open
More information can be found on the Yorkshire Dance website including the application form, guidelines and FAQ’s.
Additionally, following on from the success of last year’s Fresh On Screen, Fresh 2019 will again include the opportunity to see your high quality dance films shown on the big screen. The application form to be part of Fresh On Screen is here and we welcome applications of films made by or featuring young people aged 11-19 (or up to age 25 for those with a disability).
Have a look at the Fresh 2018 film here.
If you have any further questions please contact Yorkshire Dance on 0113 243 9867.
Steps in time, Dance Company for 50+
Alternate Mondays at either the New Theatre or the Mortimer Suite in the City Hall.
£5 per session. Ist session free
Always wanted to dance? Stopped at 16? The Dance Company for older dancers is perfect for beginners or those who haven't danced for some time! We come in all shapes & sizes, levels of fitness and between 50 abd 74. We cover Ballet, Contemporary, Creative Dance and Jazz. If the group enjoys it, we do it! Comfortable clothes, bare feet or socks are best. We are a very friendly group and you can be sure of a warm welcome. We just attended the open rehearsal for Ballet Trockadero and are going to Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake in April. Come and join us! Please check on 07946099083 or carolhancock1@yahoo.co.uk for current dates and venue as the venue changes depending on the New Theatre and City Hall availability.
Humberside Young Musician's Workshop
Did
you know that Humberside Young Magician's Workshop meet every first Saturday
10am-12pm at Kingston Wesley Church,
Holderness
Road?
You
can learn some new magic as well as share your own tricks!
Email
daniel.pointon@hullcc.gov.uk
for more information.
Jamie Reid XXXXX: Fifty Years of Subversion and The Spirit at Humber Street
Gallery
Until 6 January
Punk icon, British artist and anarchist Jamie Reid presents his newest
exhibition
For further information visit the visit Hull website.
Made on the Clay
Studio Eleven Gallery and Workshop
12 Humber Street, Fruit Market, Hull, HU1 1TG
Until Sunday 21 October, free
Email address: info@studioeleven.co.uk
Check out their website for more information
HIP goes POP
Until 28 October
Hull International
Photography Festival #HIPfest takes over Princes Quay Shopping Centre for a 5th
year. More than 10 exhibitions by award-winning visiting photographers &
outstanding local talent, and 30 other events including masterclasses,
photo-walks, discussions and a photography trade-show.
For further details of the festival visit the HIPFest website or email: info@HIPfest.co.uk
Dead of Night:
Hull Horror Film Festival Programme
Dead of Night, a four-night festival of new, classic and cult horror movies to frighten the pants off you this Halloween.
Join them for chills, thrills and kills on the 25 - 28 October at Vue Cinema Hull.
Check out their website for more information
Hull Independent Cinema screen a variety of film
Check out their website for more information
Steve Bugeja’s Almost
Friday 26 October, 8pm
Hull Truck Theatre, Ferensway, Hull
£13.50
Following three critically acclaimed shows and straight from
the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Steve Bugeja has hit the road for his
third and largest UK tour. His new show, Almost,
For further information and to book tickets visit the Hull
Truck website
Marcus Brigstocke’s Devil May Care
Friday 2 November, 7:30pm
Hull Truck Theatre, Ferensway, Hull
£16
Multi-award winning comedian Marcus Brigstocke is
bringing his new stand-up show to Hull Truck Theatre. In Devil May Care,
The Devil takes to the stage to establish, once and for all, what is good and
what is bad.
For further information and to book tickets visit the Hull
Truck website
3rd Annual Andrew Marvell Lecture - 'Marvell and Manuscript Culture'
Wednesday 31 October, 6pm ,free
Larkin East Lecture Theatre C, University of Hull, HU67RX
3rd Annual Andrew Marvell Lecture - 'Marvell and Manuscript Culture' Lecture with Diane Purkiss, Professor of English literature at Oxford University, and fellow and tutor at Keble College. She has published widely on Milton, the Civil War, and the writings of Andrew Marvell, and her chapter on Marvell and manuscripts is forthcoming in the Oxford Handbook of Andrew Marvell. She is also working on a history of food in England.
Email address: culture@hull.ac.uk
Check out their website for more information
OpenCampus Reading Group – North American Fictions The Short Stories of Edgar Allan Poe (1839-45)
Saturday 10 November, 2pm
Brynmor Jones Library, University of Hull. HU67RX
Free Admission, all welcome. Booking is required and can be done online.
Speaker: Peter Asquith-Cowen. Edgar Allan Poe occupies pride of place amongst the writers of weird, lurid tales and is the cornerstone of the American Gothic mode – no survey of North American fiction would have been complete without him! The OpenCampus Reading Group is pleased to have Peter Asquith-Cowen, lecturer in local historical issues, host this session looking at four of Poe’s best short stories: ’The Black Cat’, ‘The Masque of the Red Death’, ‘The Fall of the House of Usher’ and ‘The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar’. This session is a must-attend event for any fan of weird, Gothic or horror literature. Website Twitter: @opencampushull #ReadingGroup #OpenCampus Facebook:
Email address: culture@hull.ac.uk
Check out their website for more information
Cultural Policy, Professional Ethics and the Public Good
Tuesday 13 November, 12.30pm, free
Austen and Blake Rooms, Canham Turner, University of Hull, HU67RX
Hosted by the Institute of Applied Ethics in collaboration with Liverpool’s Institute of Cultural Capital, this research seminar will explore the ethical implications of appropriating arts and culture as a form of ‘public good’. As UK City of Culture 2017, Hull engaged in its own strategic process of aligning cultural and creative assets with broader urban policy agendas including economic and social regeneration. Drawing upon research funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council on professional ethics in socially engaged cultural work, the event will invite reflections and spirited debate from members of Hull’s cultural policy and research community. Free admission. For registration, please contact the Institute of Applied Ethics on 01482 465775 or email at iae@hull.ac.uk Sponsored by the Arts and Humanities Research Council
Email address: culture@hull.ac.uk
Check out their website for more information
The HEY 100 Clore Social Leadership programme is about to commence it’s community leader programme. If you know any community leaders in Hull or East Riding who could benefit please nominate them or they can nominate themselves.
Full details can be found via their website.
Hull Freedom Chorus recruiting members for latest projects
The Freedom Chorus is a massed singing project based in Hull and run by Arts Development, Hull City Council, to give singers a chance to sing varied music, celebrate Hull and work with exciting artists. Since its debut at Hull Freedom Festival 2011 it has been delighting audiences with performances at events around Hull.
Currently recruiting for future projects.
It's free to join - no auditions, no need to read music and no previous experience necessary - just a desire to explore your voice and willingness to join in.
Join us online via the Hull City Council website.
Funding and opportunities
Middle Child First Show Fund
Applications are now open for Middle Child's First Show Fund, which provides support to one new Hull theatre company or individual to produce, market and record their first piece of work. The fund covers a venue hire fee, script and marketing printing costs, professional filming, production photography and poster and flyer design. Middle Child will also provide a range of in-kind support, including rehearsal space plus time with each member of the core team, covering directing, producing, marketing and technical expertise. See the Middle Child website for more details on how to apply. The deadline is 1 November.
Email address: reverb@middlechildtheatre.co.uk
Check out their website for more information
Volunteers Required
– Studio Eleven
Studio Eleven
Gallery and Workshop 12 Humber Street Fruit Market, Hull, HU1 1TG
Volunteers required
in lovely gallery & workshop in Hull’s Cultural Quarter. A great
opportunity to work in an artist led gallery exhibiting contemporary ceramics,
painting, craft & print. There’s many benefits including: great way to gain
experience in the arts sector, access to ceramic and printmaking facilities,
invitation to previews and to work alongside artists. For more details please
contact us: Tel: 01482 229600 Email: info@studioeleven.co.uk
Don't forget about Hull City Council Grants to Arts funding. Check out our website for more information. We can also help match fund an application to Arts Council England.
Saturday Sing - vocal harmony workshops this Autumn
At
Artlink, 87 Princes Ave, Hull
Free
your voice and explore joyful harmony singing for pure enjoyment in the latest
series of workshops.
Singing
various material the emphasis of this group is on exploring
voices in harmony, while creating beautiful music together. Led by experienced
community choir leader Clare Drury, you will sing material from contemporary,
folk, and world music. All songs are taught by ear, so there’s no need to
read music, nor to have any previous singing experience. All you need is
a desire to free your voice, and a willingness to join in with others in this
friendly group and have fun.
A
welcoming group for singers of all ages and abilities.
10:30am
to 12.00pm on Saturdays: 13 & 27 October, 10 & 24 November and 8 December 2018
£5
per session, concessions £4, children £1 (all under 16s must be accompanied) -
£38/£30 for the term.
Please
contact Clare 07774 961811 or e-mail: SingwithClare@outlook.com to
discuss your needs or just turn up to a session. Join
us on Facebook to see what we're up to.
Clare's
work is based on the principles of the Natural
Voice Network, who believe that singing is our birthright and in a natural
approach to voice.
Arts Development Officer - part time, Hull City Council
Check out their website for more information
Job Opportunity -
Can you be our Artist Investigator?
£8,800 Fee
Three Ways East is
seeking an experienced artist with an investigative mind-set and a belief that
artists can contribute new insights and solutions to the ecology of social
progress. Working with two communities in Hull, our new initiative, This is Old
School, requires an artist thinker who is experienced in socially engaged work
but likes to push the boundaries of practice. If this describes you, then
consider whether you should be joining us as Artist Investigator, for an initial
research phase of work. We encourage applications from artists across a wide
range of media and artforms. Applicants must be able to travel to and around
Hull, particularly within the two project areas.
Application
deadline: 10.00 am Monday 22 October 2018
Commission to be
completed within the period: November 2018 – August 2019 with specific timings
to be negotiated.
Email us at threewayseast@btinternet.com to
receive the full brief and application details
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