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Home Based Artist - Curator Fellowship
DASH are delighted to partner with Coventry based Art Riot Collective on an opportunity for a home-based visual artist interested in pursuing a curatorial practice fellowship.
The Home Based Artist-Curator fellowship will be part of the Coventry ‘fringe’ programme connected to the British Art Show, called Coventry Art Show (CAS), and also known as BAS X CAS.
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: 1 October 23:59pm.
To find out more about the Home-Based Artist-Curator fellowship and how to apply, choose from the links below to download the Easier to Read Open Call Pack in your preferred format: PDF or Word.
Other formats are available please get in touch if you need an alternative version.
The pack has been split into 8 sections, each with a specific title to guide applicants through reading more about the fellowship and the process of applying.
PDF Call out documents:
- Page 1: The Opportunity
- Page 2: Background Information
- Pages 3-4: Further Information about the Opportunity
- Pages 5-6: Application Form
- Page 7: Application Form Supporting Information
- Page 8: Equal Opportunities
Each PDF document is Screen Reader/Read Aloud enabled.
Word Files
The Word Files of the application pack are available to download at the bottom of this page.
Download an Easy-to-Read version with Makaton.
Listen here audio recording of the open call pack.
To arrange an informal and confidential chat about the application process contact Creative Producer Lucy Mounfield on lucy@dasharts.org with the subject line: Home Based Artist
Background Information
The Home Based Artist-Curator fellowship will be part of the Coventry ‘fringe’ programme connected to the British Art Show, called Coventry Art Show (CAS), and also known as BAS X CAS.
BAS x CAS is a programme of activity loosely based on the themes of British Art Show 10 that connects with arts organisations, galleries and artists from across Coventry and further afield.
This fellowship opportunity is one of three supporting Disabled, Deaf and/or Neurodivergent artists.
The Home-Based Fellowship is managed by DASH with support from Art Riot Collective and sits within the Home Based Situated Practice (HBSP) programme.
HBSP is a virtual (online) residency and commissioning programme with mentorship support managed by DASH for visual artists who work from home or at a studio space nearby to the home.
HBSP is generously supported using public funding by Arts Council England and the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art.
The BAS X CAS Home Based Artist-Curator Fellowship is generously supported using public funding by Arts Council England, Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art and Art Riot Collective.