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Show Your Art in Brighton This October - Arrival Gallery

Apply for ARRIVAL Gallery’s Brighton Showcase, 30 October – 1 November 2026: a focused, artist-first exhibition in one of the…

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Creative Debuts

Black Artists Grant

The Black Artists Grant (BAG) offered by Creative Debuts as a no-strings attached financial support to help Black artists. They can spend the…

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Creative Scotland

Open Fund for Individuals

The Open Fund for Individuals is one of Creative Scotland’s key funding programmes, supporting the wide range of activity initiated…

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Creative Scotland

National Lottery Open Fund for Organisations

This fund aims to support organisations who seek funding to undertake creative activity such as a specific project or production,…

The Box, Plymouth, Museum of the Year 2026. Photo © David Levene; Art Fund 2026
Features

Best new arts prize winners & opportunities: July 2026

This month's round-up includes the winner of museum of the year, plus opportunities for artists, writers and theatre-makers.

Cecelia Hall and Ed Lyon in Il ritorno d'Ulisse at Garsington Opera. Photo: Craig Fuller.
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London Art Guide July 2026: best art, theatre and music

Celebrate summer with our pick of the best festivals, art shows, events and exhibitions in London this month.

Closing: 24 Feb 2027

Awards

Artist Grant for Creatives Building Their Next Work

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Women, Artists with Disability

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Sasha Debevec-McKenney, winner of the 2026 Swansea University Dylan Thomas Prize. Image: Supplied.
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Best new awards, arts prize winners and opportunities: June 2026

This month’s art prizes celebrate photography, writing, portraiture and musical theatre.

Photo: Glen Carrie / Unsplash.
Opinions & Analysis

Culture is the beating heart of climate justice

Artists are a critical part of the fight for climate justice, argues activist and founder of the global 'artivism' movement…

Anna Goldsworthy's Quarterly Essay explores AI, the future and what it means to be human as technology rapidly learns to mirror us. The photo shows Goldsworthy, a fair skinned woman with long dark hair and wearing a pink, purple and green pattened dress, standing in a colonnade.
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The threat and promise of AI: an extract from Anna Goldsworthy’s Quarterly Essay

In this extract from her essay for Quarterly Essay, writer, pianist and artistic director Anna Goldsworthy muses on what it…

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