DIY: 2018 – Call for Participants
- Year
- 2018
Applications are now closed
DIY 15 is an opportunity for artists working in Live Art to take part in unusual training and professional development projects conceived and run by artists for artists.
‘I’m so grateful to you for giving me the opportunity to participate in DIY Help The Aged, to meet a delightful band of retrobates and to enjoy some shared fun whilst considering some extremely serious issues’ – Participant in Giovanna Maria Casetta & Helena Vortex’s Help The Aged, DIY 14.
‘Fantastic few days in Folkestone reimagining the economy in the shape of a uterus, reading, thinking, working hard, singing money based karaoke and squeezing in two amazing sea swims!’ – Clare Qualmann, participant in Madeleine Hodge & Rebecca Conroy’s Marricksville School of Economics, DIY 14.
23 DIY projects for both emergent and experienced practitioners will take place across the UK between July and November. Together, these opportunities represent a huge variety of subjects and approaches, including (but not limited to) a-typical perceptions, ‘kidnapping privilege’, virtual reality, ancestral constellations, cruising (for female identified people), family collaboration, sleeping, binge-watching, ugly singing, and a politicised Ann Summers party for womxn of colour.
The DIY lead artists self determine and run their own projects, which includes defining the participants’ application and selection process. If you have any questions about a DIY project, please follow the contact link at the bottom of each DIY project page.
You may apply to as many as you wish, all DIY projects are free to participate in and some expenses may be covered where possible.
More about DIY 15 and our range of national partners
Documentation from DIY 14
Applications are now closed.
Other projects in DIY: 2018 - Call for Participants
Professional development projects conceived and run by artists, for artists
DIY 15: Ria Hartley, Barby Asante & Sonya Welch-Moring: The Body is the Place. Memories are the Map
The Body is the Place. Memories are the Map
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Part of DIY: 2018
Professional development projects – by artists for artists – across the UK.
DIY: 2018 – Ana de Matos & Ria Hartley: Queer.Actions.360
Exploring possibilities of presence, sense and sound in VR performance
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Ania Bas with Sally O’Reilly & Kit Caless: A New Career In A New Town
Explore the performative potential of co-produced text in the context of a new town
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Brian Lobel, FK Alexander & Season Butler: FUCK PERFORMANCE ART, GIMME MY BOXSET
Exploring television, Live Art, and the relationship between binge watching and durational/endurance performance
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Call for Proposals
Apply to lead a professional development project as part of DIY 15
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Documentation Action Research Collective: Transformance
Blurring the lines between live performance and documentation
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Hamish MacPherson: We Robot
We will transform ourselves into an interconnected cyborg entity
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Helena Hunter: Encounters
A residential for artists working with environments, organisms and geologies
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Joanne Matthews: Wild Philosophy: Raving, Running, Reading
theory and philosophy for women channeling punk, rave energies and radical sensitivity
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Joshua Sofaer: Artists and their Families
Artists working together with non-artist family members
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Katherine Araniello & Teresa Albor: How the fuck…?
An exercise in the possibilities of not planning
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Katie Etheridge & Simon Persighetti: DIY Twin Town
Connect, exchange, celebrate and create a Live Art Twinning Ceremony!
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Liz Rosenfeld: (Un) Doing Cruising Practice(s)
Creating a space for women in queer cruising culture
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Marikiscrycrycry: SH4ME/[N0 SH4ME]
Giving form and function to the dance party
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Mary Paterson & Deborah Pearson: Homme de Plume
Become the privileged human you’ve always wanted to be
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Nando Messias: Art & the Self: What did Narcissus see?
A self-reflective workshop on the play of narcissism in creativity
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Nigel Barrett & Louise Mari: Tiny Revolutions
How to make a working political theme park for babies and early years
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Nwando Ebizie: Afro Diasporic Ritual as Afrofuturist Technology
Exploring neuro-mythology, Haitian Vodou dance, and atypical perception
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Owen G Parry & Angel Rose: Luv 2 H8 U
A hangout for ‘haters’, anti-fans and the uninitiated
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Project O: How do we DEAL and how do we do better/do US?
Untangling knots so that they can extend into action
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Rhiannon Armstrong & Rachel Mars: Ugly Singing
“Ugh, that sounds weird: do it more!”
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Sorryyoufeeluncomfortable: Black Drift Walking
Black study, being in space and black bodies navigating space
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DIY 2020: Rachel Gomme – Resourcing in the Ruins
A workshop for artists who lost projects in 2020, sharing what we have lost, learned and gained, creating mourning rituals and (re)discovering our individual and collective resources.
Read moreDIY: 2019 – Adam Patterson: Green Screen Charivari
Parading for the right to be unfixed, letting surfaces slip and slide, transgressing horizons, bodies, identities and worlds
Read moreDIY: 2018 – Mary Paterson & Deborah Pearson: Homme de Plume
Become the privileged human you’ve always wanted to be
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