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The British School at Rome, a residential research centre supporting artists, architects and scholars, is seeking to appoint an Assistant Director for Art, Architecture and the Creative Industries.

The Newbridge Project invite artists to apply for Practice makes Practice – Residency, a one-month residency opportunity that will provide artists with time and space to reflect on their practice within an active and engaged community of artists. The residency aims to instil a spirit of collaboration, collectivity and exchange to generate peer learning, critical conversation and social interaction.

a-n Assembly returns next month, with events in 4 UK destinations, bringing together artists for a mixture of workshops, talks and get-togethers that focus on issues that matter most.

Harris Museum & Art Gallery, Preston are currently recruiting a Contemporary Art Curator and a Digital Engagement Officer.

Pallant House Gallery is recruiting for two Learning Coordinators to become the backbone of a revised public programme.

Wysing Arts Centre, Eastside Projects, Iniva, S1 Artspace, Spike Island and Studio Voltaire, invite applications from artists for Syllabus IV; a collaboratively produced alternative learning programme in its fourth year that will support ten artists across ten months.

Creative Future is a Brighton based charity that provides creative opportunities to those on society’s margins. They are currently recruiting a Director.

The Culture Capital Exchange's third iteration of Hackademia - 5x5x5 Culture Hack, taking place on 2 May, is an opportunity for early career researchers, artists and creative SMEs to role-play, collaborate, hack research, artistic and business ideas, expand works and meet potential collaborators from outside their own sectors and institutions.

MK Gallery seeks a Head of Development and Communications, and a Development and Events Manager.

Photoworks seeks to appoint a Deputy Director. Application Deadline: 19 March 2018 

After 18 months, The Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art reopens next Friday after relocating to a space within the National Glass Centre in Sunderland.

In each of its exhibitions in 2018, an artist will reveal a brand new body of work for the first time, starting with a major new commission by artist Fiona Crisp. The gallery's opening programme celebrates the achievements of artists living and working in North East England, who share new visions of how we live now. We speak to Alistair Robinson, the gallery's Director about the last one and a half years and the upcoming programme.

Meeting Point is a commissioning programme led by Northumberland-based Arts&Heritage which partners contemporary artists with museums. Taking place for a second year across ten museums in the North of England, the project shows why museums and the contemporary arts should be working together. We talk to Arts&Heritage Associate Morag Iles about the project.

Hatton Gallery in Newcastle upon Tyne opened its doors at the beginning of the month following a 20-month, £3.8million redevelopment. We speak to Julie Milne, Chief Curator of Galleries, Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums about the new building and celebrating Newcastle's place in Pop Art history.

The Art House opened in Wakefield in 2008 to provide time, space and support for artists and associates to develop their critical practice and professional careers. We talk to Hannah Mason, their Change Maker about the space, upcoming exhibitions as well as championing and providing opportunities for a diverse range of artists. 

The inaugural Coventry Biennial of Contemporary Art takes place from 6-22 October. We talk to its Director Ryan Hughes about the motivations for a Biennial in the city and what we should expect.

NN Contemporary Art in Northampton have recently been awarded NPO status for the first time. We talk to their Artistic Director Catherine Hemelryk about their future plans, opportunities for artists and their current exhibitions.

Derby's QUAD is currently showing two exhibitions exploring robots and artificial intelligence. As rapid innovation continues and access to technology becomes easier, artists have more opportunities than ever to experiment with new ways of producing work. We speak to Peter Bonnell, Senior Curator at QUAD about the exhibitions, and the challenges of exhibiting works using cutting edge technology.

Journeys Festival International celebrates the extraordinary journeys and creative talents of refugee and asylum seeker artists, and shares the refugee experience through great art and culture. The festival takes place in Leicester, Manchester, Portsmouth and tours several Europe cities this year. Jennifer Tipton and Emily Harris from the festival answered our questions.

How does one set up an arts organisation from scratch? What are the steps and how do you enlist support from local communities and councils? These are questions which many arts and cultural practitioners ask themselves, but are unsure where to go for answers. After hearing originalprojects;’s story, Chelsea Pettitt, Head of Partnerships, Wysing Arts Centre and ECVAN coordinator felt compelled to ask them to share their experience of formally setting up their own arts organisation in a remote town on the coast of East Anglia.