Applications for Satellites 2023 are now closed.
A British Sign Language version of the guidelines is available below. An audio version is available here.
Earlier this year, we invited emerging creative practitioners at a pivotal point in their practice to submit a proposal for our Satellites Programme.
Four creative practitioners based in Scotland will be selected to form a cohort for the 2023 edition of Satellites. The programme seeks to foster criticality through peer development and reflection, and includes discussions, workshops, events, retreats and public presentations of new work.
Four selected practitioners will each receive:
£3000 artist fee
£2000 research and production budget
Support from our programme team to produce a new work
Three days of tech support
Participation in four facilitated group critical discussion sessions
Two group retreats (Edinburgh and elsewhere in the UK)
Studio visits and production meetings with the Collective programme team
A dedicated critical response, produced to accompany the new work (this could be a text, talk, workshop, podcast etc.)
Professional documentation of new work
Events and workshops with fellow Satellites participants
Marketing, publicity, travel and access support
Support and access to services from PAM Wellbeing
Applications were welcome from across the spectrum of contemporary art and creative practice including but not limited to: studio based, material (paint, sculpture, print, etc), photography, moving image, research, collaboration, curating, social engagement, activism, performance, writing and critical enquiry.
This year the selection panel for Satellites consisted of artist Sulaïman Majali, curator Amal Khalaf, and artist Jennie Temple.
Deadline Monday 8 May, 5pm.
Links to forms:
Collective is supported by Creative Scotland.
Satellites Programme is supported by Baillie Gifford.
