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ART STUDIO PROGRAM FELLOWSHIPS PLUS

Sinta Tantra, The Bridget Riley Fellow 2016–17Ĭreative Wales-British School at Rome Fellowship “The fellowship gave me a new confidence in my practice as an artist – and above all, I benefited immensely from the conversations and friendships I made with fellow artists and academics from other disciplines.” (This also covers the Augusta Scholarship 2021-2 and the Derek Hill Foundation Scholarship, if eligible.) Further information upon this Fellowship is available by clicking here.Īpplication fee: £25.Selection for this Fellowship is by members of the Faculty of the Fine Arts of the BSR, together with a representative of the Bridget Riley Art Foundation.Applicants must be of British or Commonwealth nationality, or have been working professionally or studying at postgraduate level for at least the last three years in the UK or Commonwealth (i.e.

ART STUDIO PROGRAM FELLOWSHIPS PLUS

Research and travel grant: £1,500/month plus a grant towards a short pre-residency visit to the BSR.

The Bridget Riley Fellowship is an exciting opportunity for exceptional artists, at an early to mid point in their career, whose work has a significant drawing element, to spend six months in Rome.ĭuration: 6 months (September 2021- March 2022) Applicants must be citizens of the UK or USA, or of other nationality provided resident in either country for at least five years in the last ten years.This must be paid to the Abbey Council, not to the BSR Research and travel grant: £1000 per monthĪpplication fee: £25 or equivalent in US$. Open to early-career artists, predominantly painters in the expanded field, whose work shows exceptional merit and promise. Information and all application materials are available at: The Abbey Councilĭeadline for applications: midnight GMT on Sunday 23rd January 2022.Applicants must be citizens of the UK or USA, or of other nationality provided resident in either country for at least five years during the last ten years.This must be paid to the Abbey Council, not to the BSR. Open to mid-career artists, predominantly painters in the expanded field, whose work shows exceptional merit and promise.Īpplication fee: £25 or equivalent in US$. “The BSR culture was like nothing I’d experienced before, I really loved the cross disciplinary exchanges / friendships and how this feeds into a broader understanding of Rome and it’s history, studio practice and research.” (If eligible, this also covers the Bridget Riley Fellowship 2021-2 and the Derek Hill Foundation Scholarship 2021-2)Īpplication materials: please complete an application form, as well as an equal opportunities monitoring form.Ĭlosing date for applications: Tuesday 1 June 2021 Further information upon this Scholarship is available by clicking here.Īpplication fee: £25.

Selection for this Scholarship is by members of the BSR’s Faculty of the Fine Arts.

Applicants must be keen to share the benefits of membership of a vibrant residential community of artists and researchers.

Applicants must be able to show the importance of a residency in Rome for their practice.

Applicants must be able to demonstrate an intention, upon completion of the Scholarship, to work in the UK or otherwise contribute to the wider UK artistic community.

since March 2018), with applications from EU nationals who meet these criteria being particularly welcome.

Applicants must be of British nationality, or have been working professionally or studying at postgraduate level for at least the last 3 years in the UK (i.e.

Applicants must be a graduate in Fine Art (or expect to have graduated in Fine Art before 1 October 2021 and normally within twelve years of the completion of their BA.

It aims to encourage artists for whom the use of paint and/or drawing is central to their practice.ĭuration: 3 months (late September-late December 2021) The Augusta Scholarship offers an exceptional opportunity for an early career artist to spend three months at the BSR. Award-holders are required to live at the BSR throughout the period of the award.Īpplications are now open for the Abbey Awards, for residencies at the BSR in 2022/23. They offer artists at different stages of their careers the superb opportunity to research and focus on their work away from normal pressures, and to use the BSR as a base to explore Rome and Italy.Īwards include board and accommodation in one of our purpose-designed artist’s studios which include a mezzanine bedroom and en-suite bathroom. Visual art awards at the BSR offer artists access to Rome and Italy as an exceptional repertory of the visual culture of the past, and encourage informed and innovative responses to that cultural heritage.