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After a forced break last year due to the pandemic, the Manchester Culture Awards – recognising the very best of culture, arts, and creativity in the city – are back for 2021.
In Place of War’s (IPOW) Open Call is for creative practitioners (e.g. artists, makers and curators) in Greater Manchester with a heritage of forced displacement (e.g. migrant, exile, refugee or person seeking asylum), who are looking to develop their entrepreneurial skills and professional opportunities in the creative industries.
Applications for artists to be part of the 2022 Manchester Open Exhibition are now open.
Submissions are open to all, including those who may already identify as artists and those who might not, working in any medium. It is free to submit work for consideration, although HOME encourages donations in order to support their outreach and engagement programme.
Odd Arts is an innovative charity that uses theatre and the arts to transform the lives of people facing the greatest levels of barriers, vulnerabilities and inequalities. Odd Arts are looking for an exceptional individual who shares their passion for social justice to become the Chair of Trustees at a time of real growth and innovation.
Sonder Radio is delivering a 3 week long online project 'Let's Get Musical' - for 50+ residents of Manchester who are not currently in employment, in partnership with Manchester Adult Education Service.
Applications for artists to be part of the 2022 Manchester Open Exhibition will open on 16 June.
Do you want to be part of a brand new museum opening? Do you want to help bring people together and share Jewish stories with the world? Do you want to support one of Manchester’s most beautiful historic buildings?
Manchester Jewish Museum is thrilled to finally announce it will be reopening its doors from Friday 2 July 2021 following its major capital development redesign and extension, funded in part by a £3m grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
This new fund is designed to support activity to redress the under-representation of participatory artists from ethnically diverse communities in arts and mental health.
In this round, the Baring Foundation are looking for projects that:
Manchester Craft and Design Centre (MCDC) houses 20 studios in the Northern Quarter with a café, exhibition and events space, and supportive staff team. The studios are open to the public, where community of makers create and sell their work.
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