No Jobs in the Arts CIC (Visual Arts)
Supporting early-career creatives in the visual arts
Creatives commissioned
195+
Commissions paid
£25,000+
Collections ft. projects
25+
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No Jobs in the Arts (NJITA), which is based in the Midlands in the UK, helps and supports emerging creatives and curators who are just starting out in their careers. They do this through visual art opportunities, services, and representation.
Visual Arts Opportunities
Professional development opportunities that No Jobs in the Arts creates include free events, workshops, commissions to make art, educational activities, exhibitions, and publications. These are always delivered by, for, or with early-career creatives.
Creative Services
No Jobs in the Arts provides services to help artists grow in the UK’s creative industries. The team specialises in sup[porting early-career creatives. Their creative project management experience includes online and in-person collaboration with creative spaces, places, and people. Get in contact with the team to find out more.
Visual Arts Representation
No Jobs in the Arts is also testing and establishing new representation and support frameworks for early-career creative work. 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.
Website images, Fringe of Failure, 2022, photographed by Joe Westley.