Screening the best in International contemporary short film & programming for other festivals across the UK & Internationally, the ESFF is now open for submission for short film-makers!

NetPark – the world’s first digital art park offers an extra layer of activity to the usual park life in Chalkwell Park. Open all year round, it currently hosts 15 digital artworks and stories, created by artists, musicians, writers, illustrators and Southend school pupils.

Do you remember your Arts Award Adviser? Did they inspire you and support you to do your best? Sign up to become an Arts Award Adviser today!  

Are you aged 14 to 19 years old, creative and interested in learning more about working in the arts?

Join the official youth media partner in reviewing shows for Brighton Fringe 2018

The Stuart Croft Foundation enables UK-based artists, filmmakers, researchers, and exhibitors working in and between the gallery and the cinema to undertake and complete small-scale projects, where other funding options may be difficult to obtain.

Impress the jury with your illustrated interpretation of a London story and be in with a chance of having your work displayed at the famous London Transport Museum and winning the top prize.

The Tour Art Competition has been running since 2013 and offers a platform for emerging artists worldwide to raise their profile as part of Glyndebourne's commitment to visual arts both on and off stage.

 ***** (Voice) interactive theatre game, Standard Elite, comes to London for 3 nights only.   Join us to explore class, storytelling and ask  just what is it you deserve....?   

Call for entries is now LIVE for UKYA City Takeover: Nottingham 2019! A major showcase opportunity that will present the work of 200 artists from across the globe in a city-wide ‘takeover’ of Nottingham.

UK Young Artists is seeking submissions from artists aged 18-30 working across all art forms.

The UKYA Cultural Leadership Programme aims to be a catalyst for personal and professional development and to equip, inspire, inform, encourage and empower emerging young artists as they establish themselves and their careers. UKYA Cultural Leadership Programme is open to any artist aged 18-30 who has the right to work in the UK.

Join us for London History Day 2018 as we explore the theme of 'courage' with a morning of activities and talks for the whole family.