Inviting proposals for two emerging UK-based Live Art producers

A selection of text, video and image documentation from the DIY 11 projects

Two Residencies for Live Art / Performance artists, partnerships or collectives

DIY artists talk about their experiences on video

A public event for artists focusing on the sticky subject of raising money

Call out for a new site-specific performance work with Floating Cinema

An evening of intergenerational commissions and dialogues, and artists’ tips on issues of AGE and WAGE, with QMUL

Amy Sharrocks, Ophelia Bitz and Johanna Linsley have been invited to run a series of Study Room Gatherings on ideas and issues in performance that excites and intrigues them.

SPILL National platform seeks innovative, daring and exciting work, created today by artists of the future.

Open opportunity for three artists to create on-demand DVDs

Support and advice for artists in London in collaboration with Artsadmin

A free, open access research facility used by artists, students, curators, academics and other arts professionals

exploring the relationship between Live Art and online spaces.

Unbound features publications, DVDs and limited editions by, or about SPILL 2009 artists.

Based and Goldsmiths (Visual Cultures) and the University of Roehampton (Drama, Theatre and Performance)

A resource for teachers and students on Live Art and Performance

Opportunities for emerging artists and recent graduates in collaboration with Queen Mary, University of London

Anne Bean and Tim Etchells are the recipients of Legacy: Thinker in Residence Awards (2008)

exploring the challenges and possibilities of participatory practices.

exploring issues of art, activism, politics and human rights.

A performance laboratory as part of Restock, Rethink, Reflect on Live Art and Race.

exploring the challenges of the photographic documentation and rendition of performance.

Artistic and professional development opportunities for individual practitioners engaged with Live Art

exploring identity and multiculturalism in relation to curatorial practices.

Artistic and professional development opportunities for individual practitioners engaged with Live Art

An open space for artists to discuss issues that affect their practice

exploring the challenges and possibilities of Live Art for artists from culturally diverse backgrounds.

Artistic and professional development opportunities for individual practitioners engaged with Live Art

Encouraging innovation and entrepreneurship within the cultural sector.

A national network of organisations engaged with all aspects of the development of Live Art in the UK

Research based residencies by UK and international artists and researchers

A free intensive four day performance masterclass.

Unusual professional development projects conceived and run BY artists FOR artists

Artistic and professional development opportunities for individual practitioners engaged with Live Art

Artistic and professional development opportunities for individual practitioners engaged with Live Art

A series of meetings key artists, promoters and funders in the UK and a major report on the challenges of Live Art

Artistic and professional development opportunities for individual practitioners engaged with Live Art

Artistic and professional development opportunities for individual practitioners engaged with Live Art

Information and advice about Live Art for graduates and emerging artists.

Support structures for graduates and emerging artists working with Live Art.

Bespoke talks for students at all levels

The Agency collaborates on workshops and laboratories with leading UK and international practitioners

Open advice sessions and networking opportunities for young artists and recent graduates

The One To One Individual Artists’ Bursary Scheme was set up in 1999 to provide artistic and professional development opportunities for individual practitioners based in London who work in Live Art. The bursaries were instigated by London Arts and were managed by the Live Art Development Agency with funding from Arts Council England (London office).

A programme of workshops and masterclasses for Black and Asian artists in collaboration with motiroti