Are you an artist, musician, writer, performer, film-maker, curator, producer, or arts practitioner looking to develop partnerships and work with your UK counterparts? Are you established yet need to further your work through new audiences and creative opportunities? If you are producing work that encourages cultural understanding and/or helps to bring UK creativity to your country, we may be able to help.
Can we support your work?
We support a selection of creative projects each year, which we choose according to strict criteria. For more details on our selection procedures and application guidelines, you can visit the funding area of our main arts site.
What kind of work do we support?
We support professional work in all areas of the arts, including development through workshops and seminars. We can help to develop and promote all kinds of creativity; and are keen to support work that is cross-cultural and/or aimed at new/young audiences. If you would like a clearer idea of the kind of work we support, you can visit our main website, or view some of our recent/current projects.
Why work with us?
As an international organisation, we can share our global knowledge of the arts marketplace, which gives you the opportunity to benefit from new audiences and professional partnerships. We can also help to attract funding for your project, and promote the work in your own region.
When and where can we support you?
We work with artists and practitioners throughout the year. However, if you would like to work with us, you'll need to contact us well in advance (usually about a year before you plan to deliver your work). We support work in your country and touring to the UK.
How to apply for support
The kind of support we can offer will depend on the work itself and your plans. For a more detailed look at how we support work, and whether you are elligible to apply, you can read our international guidelines. You can also contact our Director Agita Kalvina with specific questions.
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