NEW OPPORTUNITY
* The Brummie Craft Collective
Brief
The project is aimed at diverse young people aged 16 -19 from inner city Birmingham (some of whom are not in education, employment and training) but who have some interest/ability in the arts. The project will focus on ideas of guerrilla craft, DIY Craft and Craftivism - with a view to developing a young people led craft collective which will then organise a series of interventions throughout the city.
Where:Birmingham.
Application Process
Rather than a formal interview process Craftspace is sending out targeted approaches to makers/artists and would like to receive a CV and an expression of interest with a simple outline of approach if possible (no more than 1 side of A4) by Fri 27th November. Craftspace will then conduct some telephone discussions and as appropriate invite artists/ makers to a planning /discussion event on Monday 14th December. We are interested in recruiting 3 or 4 makers for the initial taster weekend and follow on support and then others to work along side the collective as appropriate. All selected makers/ artists will need to be CRB checked.
Fee
£500 for the initial taster event, to include planning, delivery and expenses. Materials will be paid additionally. All other sessions will be paid at £250 day including expenses.
Planning
We have scheduled an initial planning session for Mon 14 December. Please indicate your availability for this and the taster event in January in your application.
Further information
If you would like to discuss the project further please contact Deirdre Buckley Education and Community Coordinator on 0121 608 6667/07790324578 d.buckley@craftspace.co.uk. I currently work on Mondays and Thursdays.
Key Dates
Deadline for Applications: 27th November 2009
Planning Meeting: 14th December 2009
Taster event at Custard Factory: 23/24 January 2010
Visit to Craftivism at Arnolfini: Weekend of 13/14 February 2010
Weekly/fortnightly sessions to plan interventions: Feb to July 2010
More info:http://www.craftspace.co.uk
Tuesday, 3 November 2009
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