Calls for unfunded Outlandia AIR programs will be made in Spring each year. Announcements are made on the Outlandia blog and London Fieldworks web site and social media. If you are looking for Outlandia residency opportunities please refer to these sites week beginning March 12th, and make yourself known to the London Fieldworks' Facebook page.
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Sunday, 15 March 2015
PRESS RELEASE
Artist Residencies at Outlandia announced
In January 2015 a call-out was made for artist proposals for week-long residencies hosted by London Fieldworks & the Nevis Landscape Partnership at Outlandia, a unique artists’ studio and field-station in Glen Nevis, Scotland.
From 65 applications received the Outlandia Steering Group selected 8 UK based artists to receive a bursary of £250 to support their residency. Due to the exceptional standard of the proposals received a further 14 unfunded artist residencies have been offered.
The selected proposals respond to Outlandia’s distinctive and remote geographical forest location overlooked by the UK’s highest mountain, Ben Nevis, in the Scottish Highlands, engaging with the rich local context of nature, industry, tourism and heritage. The selected artists represent a range of disciplines and practice including: fine art, painting and sculpture, architecture, illustration, composition, sound art, creative writing, poetry, performance, film-making, and digital practices.
Artists awarded bursaries:
- Ali Beradelli, Jen Deschenes, Clare Reynolds (Lochaber)
- Zoe Benbow (London)
- Justin Carter (Glasgow)
- Harry Giles (Edinburgh)
- Andrea Gregson, Thomas Hylander (London)
- Jen Randall & Claire Carter (Glasgow/Sheffield)
- Hanna Tuulikki (Edinburgh)
- Yulia Kovanova, Zhao Xie , Nadia Dermatopoulou, Kelly de Wet (Edinburgh)
Unfunded artist residencies:
- Su Grierson, Kyra Clegg (Highland)
- Emma Conder (Sheffield)
- Mike Dodd (Norfolk)
- Katie Goodwin (London)
- Bethan Maddocks (Wolsingham)
- Ruth le Gear (Highland)
- Katherine MacLean (Highland)
- Claire Macleod (Highland)
- Marielle MacLeman (Ireland)
- Ian Maslen (London)
- Jess Rotherham (Edinburgh)
- Thom Scullion and Dotted Q (Bristol)
- Laura Degenhardt, Ruth Simons (Oxford)
- Lucy Tedham (Highland)
Nevis Landscape Partnership & London Fieldworks would like to thank Heritage Lottery Fund for making these opportunities a possibility.
Sunday, 21 December 2014
CALL FOR 2015 RESIDENCY PROPOSALS
photography by Luke Allan (2013)
Call for proposals for Outlandia, Glen Nevis, Scotland, hosted by London Fieldworks & the Nevis Landscape Partnership with a stipend of £250 offered for each selected residency.
Outlandia is an off-grid space, 3m x 3m x 4.7m up a steep forest track on a hillside facing Ben Nevis, Britain’s highest mountain. Proposals need to respond to this distinctive opportunity and draw on the surrounding resources. The space might be used for thinking, researching, making, installing, performing, interacting. Proposals are welcome from creative practitioners based in the UK, individuals or small groups of collaborating artists who are working in disciplines including architecture, fine art, sound art, creative writing, film-making and object-making. Whilst Outlandia is off-grid, this need not exclude practitioners working with digital technologies. We are looking for experimental approaches to a challenging natural and working environment. We are particularly interested in proposals that engage with the tensions here around nature, industry, tourism and heritage. Residencies are for one week. Artists are expected to book their own accommodation in advance of the residency (we will provide a list of accommodation close-by).
Apply by email with a 1-page outline on why you are interested in this opportunity, how you would address the residency, proposed dates between April 2015 and October 2015. Also include your CV and weblink to images of your work.
Selection will be made by the Outlandia Steering Group in
Fort William in mid February.
Deadline
for residency proposal: 9th February 2015
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