The South London Gallery Postgraduate Residency is an open submission six-month live-in residency that provides an early-career artist with a rare opportunity to produce a new body of work, which is then exhibited at the SLG, an internationally renowned institution in south east London.
The residency is open to artists who have completed a BA, and have undertaken a period of self-directed, peer-led or postgraduate study between October 2019 and October 2020. This can include alternative, peer organised and non-accredited programmes from an institution, collective or art school in the UK as well as an MA, MFA, PGDip, MRes.
Between October 2020 – April 2021, the recipient will receive the following:
rent-free accommodation in the SLG Outset Artists’ Flat next door to the gallery;
studio space in the SLG Fire Station;
a £6,000 bursary to produce new work and help support living expenses;
mentoring sessions and studio visits from SLG staff, including the Director, and other arts professionals;
the opportunity to produce a publication;
the opportunity to present a public event in response to their practice;
a solo exhibition opening March 2021 in one of the SLG Fire Station galleries.
The residency is generously supported by the Paul and Louise Cooke Endowment
The residency is open to artists who have completed a BA, and have undertaken a period of self-directed, peer-led or postgraduate study between October 2019 and October 2020. This can include alternative, peer organised and non-accredited programmes from an institution, collective or art school in the UK as well as an MA, MFA, PGDip, MRes.
Between October 2020 – April 2021, the recipient will receive the following:
– rent-free accommodation in the SLG Outset Artists’ Flat next door to the gallery
– studio space in the SLG Fire Station
– a £6,000 bursary to produce new work and help support living expenses
– mentoring sessions and studio visits from SLG staff, including the Director, and other arts professionals
– the opportunity to produce a publication
– the opportunity to present a public event in response to their practice
– a solo exhibition opening March 2021 in one of the SLG Fire Station galleries.
Deadline: Tuesday 1 September 2020 at 12 midday
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