COMING SOON! The Axis Fellowship 2024

Axis is thrilled to announce that the Axis Fellowship 2024 is coming soon. This prestigious fully Axis-funded development opportunity is designed for early to mid-career artists looking to take their practice to the next level.

What is it?

This Axis Fellowship supports three artists over two intensive 3-month periods: October - December 2024 and February - April 2025. Fellows will receive:

• £4,000 funding for artist development.
• Monthly cohort meetings with fellow artists.
• One-on-one mentoring with Axis staff and guest mentors.
• Two bespoke digital promotional pieces tailored to their practice.
• Increased visibility through Axis’s digital platforms and social media channels.

Who can apply?

• Two positions are open exclusively to Axis Professional Members.
• One position is open to Axis members of any membership type who meet the same criteria.
• Only UK-based Axis Members can apply.
• Members must have maintained their membership for at least 12 months or set up an annual membership one month before the application deadline.
• Professional Membership is by application only. If you wish to become a professional member and then apply for the fellowship, your membership application must be submitted at least two weeks before the fellowship application deadline.

Are you an artist who will...

• Benefit from a process of shared learning with other cohort members?
• Benefit from mentoring with Axis staff and other guest mentors?
• Benefit from a timely financial intervention to help develop your creative practice?
• Benefit from showcasing your creative practice to a wider audience?
• Be open to sharing your creative process and development with other Axis members?

Stay tuned for more information, including key dates, FAQs, and submission guidelines. Members get first access to all Fellowship announcements in the Axis Community Platform.

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Axis is an independent charity dedicated to supporting artists by extending influence, creating opportunities, and fostering good practice in the visual arts.