Opportunities that support early-career creatives in the visual arts
Opportunities No Jobs in the Arts shares include publications, artwork creation commissions, events, workshops, exhibitions, festivals, placements, and mentoring sessions.
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The professional development opportunities No Jobs in the Arts develop include events, workshops, exhibitions and publications – always delivered by, for, or with early-career creatives, many of which have free-to-access public outcomes.
Many opportunities from No Jobs in the Arts have led to publications, prints can be found across the UK including at the Tate and Welcome Collection. Their longest running self-titled publication series has documented early-career creative practices since 2018. All previous issues can be read online in the archive, alongside selected documentation from other past opportunities.
Current Opportunities:
- In A Room Together – Creative Accountability Space: Online meeting, first Monday of each month. An opportunity to gather with early-career creatives.
- Pilgrim’s Postcard Fund – Applications opening soon. Opportunity for funded travel.
- Lincoln Zine Shelf, Lincoln Central Library, and Alfreton Zine Shelf, Alfreton Library. An opportunity to read and share zines.
Image: Fringe of Failure, 2022.
Photographed by Joe Westley.