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What funds are available?

Unlimited: Disability Arts Commissioning Fund
Professional Development
Vital Spark Awards

Fund name

Description

Deadline

Unlimited

Celebrating Arts, Culture and Sport by Disabled and Deaf People  

Unlimited is a new UK-wide disability arts commissioning fund being run as part of the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad. 

• The process of applying is being operated by Arts Council England on behalf of the other Arts Councils – however this is a UK-wide fund and all of the arts councils are involved in the decision-making process.

• This fund is to commission new work that is artistically led by disabled people.

• Applications for projects of between £25,000 and £50,000 are being actively encouraged.

Applications are through Arts Council England’s ‘Grants for the arts’ system – this is an online process. To find out more about the fund please visit the Arts Council England website.

If you have any queries, please email Robert Gale, Equalities Officer (Arts and Disability) at the Scottish Arts Council.

4 January 2010
1 October 2010
18 April 2011

Vital Spark Awards

 

 

 

The Vital Spark Awards seek to support collaborations between artists, producers and other creative practitioners including film-makers, along with practitioners from other sectors including the wider creative industries, science and education.   

For further information visit the Vital Spark Awards section of our website

Application deadline
Please note that the Scottish Arts Council offices will be closed on Monday 30 November for the St Andrew’s day holiday.  This does not affect applications being submitted by e-mail, which must arrive no later than 5pm on 30 November.  However, if you are making your submission by hard copy only, in light of the office closure, we will continue to accept applications until 5pm on Tuesday 1 December.

30 November 2009

 

 

 

Fast-track Professional Development

We support individual artists in most artforms(*see foot of page) to undertake professional development activities relevant to their artistic practice. We also support arts practitioners working at a professional level within the arts in Scotland, and their role in the development of the sector. Support can be given for:

- short-term or one off training courses, workshops, conferences, masterclasses and mentoring.

- travel to see work, undertake research and establish contacts.

- other professional development activities specific to particular artforms. Please see Guidelines for further information.

Level of Grants: £75 - £2,000

Download:
For further information and to apply, please download the following documents:

We regret that we are currently unable to accept applications to our Fast Track funds for activity taking place on or after 1 April 2010.

Applications accepted at any time up to 26 February 2010, but must be submitted at least 4 weeks before the project start date.

Fast-track = Fast-track (applications accepted throughout the year)


* Please note the Professional Development fund is not available to:

  • Individual Visual Artists or Curators, who should apply for Visual Arts Creative and Professional Development funding.
  • Representatives of Visual Arts organisations - we will offer support mainly through managed Visual Arts Professional Development programmes, rather than through an application process. This is likely to include Professional Development study days and seminars, and details will be published on our Visual Arts Notices page as they become available.
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