ArtWorks Scotland
ArtWorks Scotland is a national professional development initiative for artists working in participatory settings. It is one of 5 projects across the UK that are part of ArtWorks: Developing Practice in Participatory Settings - a new initiative from the Paul Hamlyn Foundation - and is partnership funded by Creative Scotland.
The initiative aims to generate a step change in the availability of information and training provision for artists, through engagement with Higher and Further Education providers, cultural organisations and employers - as well as the artists themselves.
Artists and organisations will be able to take part in ArtWorks Scotland through a series of consultations and other events, and through keeping in touch with online postings and discussion.
Quick Links
- Voices from NYC - Creative Scotland's Chrissie Ruckley in conversation with a number of key players in arts and education/social settings.
- Commissioned Research
- Resources
- Networking Event 2011
Stay up-to-date with the ArtWorks Scotland Project
Below you can watch a short film of Regis Cochefert, Head of Arts at the Paul Hamlyn Foundation, talking about ArtWorks at the ArtWorks Scotland networking event in October 2011. More clips from the event our available on the ArtWorks Scotland Vimeo Channel.
More About ArtWorks Scotland
The ArtWorks initiative is a workforce scheme that seeks to meet the needs of artists at different stages in their careers - from the aspiring young artist embarking on training, to experienced practitioners who wish to progress their output. It is seeking to build on good practice to enhance the existing development infrastructure.
ArtWorks Scotland is part of UK wide programme of investment, ArtWorks: Developing Practice in Participatory Settings by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation (PHF) with support and funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council, Creativity Culture & Education (supported by Arts Council England) and the Cultural Leadership Programme.
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