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The Associate Director will support and direct LADA to best meet the opportunities and challenges it faces, particularly in relation to governance, organisational development, fundraising, marketing and financial management. The Associate Director will also play a central role in the strategic development of LADA's new space at The Garrett Centre, including facility and event management, partnerships, fundraising. 

Turner Contemporary is seeking a creative, organised and analytical Digital Project Co-ordinator who will play a crucial role in co-ordinating Turner Contemporary's Digital Transformation Programme. 

The AA2A project gives artists and designer-makers the opportunity to undertake a period of research or realise a project using university facilities e.g. technical workshops, IT facilities, lending library, and lecture programme with four universities offering access to local collections in museums, galleries and archives…

The NewBridge Project is looking to appoint a dynamic Director to lead the organisation going forward. The Director will oversee all elements of NewBridge’s operations and activities including: strategic development, building development, fundraising, artistic programme, facilities management, company & finance and audience development & engagement….

The Tetley have launched a new scheme sponsored by Tetley's to support emerging talent in Leeds. The year-long programme will support the development of artists through a bespoke programme of mentoring and development…

This week-long summer school at Mansions of the Future brings together practitioners from across the country to lead a series of workshops on Doing It Yourself – from self-publishing to self-organising, from taking over buildings to building your own technology.

Since 2016 CVAN EM has been inviting ideas for The Start of Something, a project that uses conversation - tackling topics relevant to the visual arts sector - to promote cross fertilisation of ideas and collaborative working, share practice and increase connectivity within the sector, propose solutions to problems and pose new ways of working…

Flying Object are looking for creatives with a photographic eye, an interest in social history and contemporary web culture, and a knack for storytelling on Instagram, to work with them on an original commission - part of a major UK-wide arts programme. They are looking for people to both take and appear in photos. Successful candidates will work with their team to create a series of Instagram posts to tell one (or more) of 6 stories from around the UK.

The Edge, based at the University of Bath, is seeking a dynamic friendly lead invigilator and co-ordinator to oversee the visitor experience of Summer programme 'The Fantastical Multimedia Pop-up Project' (20 July – 24 August). You must have experience of interacting with families, young persons and teenagers, hosting interactive activities and one-off workshops.

The Edge, at the University of Bath, is seeking to appoint a dynamic individual with the skills and experience to lead, manage and deliver a wide range of projects, activities and resources, with the overall ambition to engage students with its programme and ethos.

CVAN South East is expanding its network to include a wider range of visual arts organisations from across the South East region, including those that encompass artists’ studios and higher education. In May we welcomed six more network members:

Jerwood Gallery has been nominated for the South Bank Sky Arts Award Visual Arts category for their recent Paula Rego: The Boy Who Loved the Sea and Other Stories exhibition.

New Geographies and the East Contemporary Visual Arts Network (ECVAN) are delighted to announce the artists selected to create ten major site-responsive visual arts commissions across the East of England. New Geographies is a three-year project, funded by the National Lottery through Arts Council England, to create a new map of the East of England based on personal thoughts, reflections and stories of unexplored or overlooked places, rather than on historic or economical centres.

Taking place from 28 June - 1 July, Jamboree 2018 will bring together 150 visual artists, curators and programmers from around the UK to the Dartington Estate near Totnes in Devon. Developed by LOW PROFILE, Jamboree 2018 offers the chance for those who work in the arts to meet others, collaborate, stop, engage and recharge in beautiful surroundings and a positive, critically-engaged environment.

In advance of pre-registration closing for event next week, we find out more about the opportunity from LOW PROFILE and the Jamboree team.