FRESH AiR
FRESH AiR is an initiative from Queen Mary, University of London, produced in collaboration with the Live Art Development Agency, offering recent graduates and emergent artists support, advice and professional development.
FRESH AiR features the FRESH AiR PLATFORM (an open submissions performance platform, mentoring, and critical feedback for programmed artists) and FRESH TIPS (a day of information and advice from experienced artists).
FRESH AiR developed out of the East End Collaborations project and was part of Queen Mary’s wider Artists in Residence (AiR) project – an in-house initiative to sustain established Live Art practitioners, support emerging artists, and invest in the spaces that nurture their work and audiences.
Other projects in FRESH AiR
Opportunities for emerging artists and recent graduates in collaboration with Queen Mary, University of London
Fem Fresh – Feminism, Age and Live Art
A day of intergenerational performance and dialogue on, about, and around feminism and age in Live Art
Read moreFRESH AiR 2010
FRESH AiR is a new initiative from Queen Mary, University of London, produced in collaboration with the Live Art Development Agency, that offers recent Live Art graduates and emergent artists support, advice and professional development.
Read moreFRESH AiR 2011
Opportunities for emerging artists and recent graduates in collaboration with Queen Mary, University of London (QMUL).
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Jiva Parthipan. Photograph: Christa Holka
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