Art in Manufacturing Open Call for Artist Residency with Standfast & Barracks
Art in Manufacturing Open Call for Artist Residency with Standfast & Barracks. A Co-Commission with the National Festival of Making and British Textile Biennial.
The National Festival of Making and British Textile Biennial are releasing a new Art in Manufacturing opportunity for an artist or maker to become Artist in Residence at historic fabric printing company, Standfast & Barracks, during their Centenary year.
The artist practitioner or collective will undertake a residency with Standfast & Barracks based in Lancaster. Residencies will take place between the period of late February 2024 and June 2024. The residency dates during this period are flexible and will be determined in conversation with the National Festival of Making and Standfast & Barracks.
As an outcome of this residency, the Artist in Residence will make a new piece of work/body of work that will be shown at the National Festival of Making 2024 (6 - 7 July) and at the British Textile Biennial 2025 (dates to be announced).
We welcome responses from all types of creatives - artists / makers / designers. This commission is open to both individuals and collectives.
The project budget is £8000 and should cover your artist fees, expenses and materials plus any other associated costs.
Images courtesy of Standfast & Barracks
Find out more about Standfast & Barracks:
standfast-barracks.com
APPLY HERE by 8 February.
The National Festival of Making and British Textile Biennial are releasing a new Art in Manufacturing opportunity for an artist or maker to become Artist in Residence at historic fabric printing company, Standfast & Barracks, during their Centenary year.
The artist practitioner or collective will undertake a residency with Standfast & Barracks based in Lancaster. Residencies will take place between the period of late February 2024 and June 2024. The residency dates during this period are flexible and will be determined in conversation with the National Festival of Making and Standfast & Barracks.
As an outcome of this residency, the Artist in Residence will make a new piece of work/body of work that will be shown at the National Festival of Making 2024 (6 - 7 July) and at the British Textile Biennial 2025 (dates to be announced).
We welcome responses from all types of creatives - artists / makers / designers. This commission is open to both individuals and collectives.
The project budget is £8000 and should cover your artist fees, expenses and materials plus any other associated costs.
Images courtesy of Standfast & Barracks
Find out more about Standfast & Barracks:
standfast-barracks.com
APPLY HERE by 8 February.