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Supporting early-career creatives in the visual arts
Creatives commissioned
195+
Commissions paid
£25,000+
Collections ft. projects
25+
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Working from the Midlands, UK, No Jobs in the Arts (NJITA) support and champion the voices of early-career creatives. Namely emerging artists and curators at the start of their careers in the visual arts. They do this through visual art opportunities, services, and representation.
Visual Art Opportunities
The types of professional development opportunities No Jobs in the Arts create include free events, workshops, artwork creation commissions, educational activities, exhibitions, and publications. These are always delivered by, for, or with early-career creatives.
Visual Art Services
The services offered by No Jobs in the Arts aim to support artist development in the creative sector across the UK. The team are nomadic, and are specialist in working with early-career creatives. Their creative project management experience spans collaborating online and in-person, with creative spaces, places, and people. Get in contact with the team to find out more.
Visual Art Representation
In addition to increasing representation of early-career creative work in the public realm, No Jobs in the Arts are committed to trialing and establishing new frameworks for support.
Anyone can support the work NJITA by making a donation. Also by signing up to their newsletter, and following them on Instagram, Facebook, or LinkedIn.
Image: Fringe of Failure, 2022.
Photographed by Joe Westley.