Our commission call outs are open to creative practitioners working across any media, at any levels of career, as individuals or as part of a collective or a company. This includes, but is not limited… Read more »
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Our commissions are often ‘place-based’, inviting creative practitioners to respond to a particular place. This has included cities, towns, beaches and waterways, National Trust sites, forests, and even a housing development that has not yet… Read more »
We accept written, verbal and video proposals for this commission. Video proposals should be no longer than 10 minutes in length. To apply, please email your proposal to jo@essexcdp.com by midnight of the day of… Read more »
We expect the appointed artists to evaluate and track the outcomes of the project as they go, and we will provide guidelines for this upon appointment. It is important for ECDP as an Arts Council… Read more »
ECDP and our commission partners are committed to minimising the potential for negative impacts on the environment. ECDP as an NPO (National Portfolio Organisation) has a leadership role in the arts/cultural sectors and can therefore… Read more »
Visitor information and entrance fees can be found at nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/suffolk/lavenham-guildhall Lavenham Guildhall opening dates & times Opening times – Museum, Tea-room and second-hand bookshop 31 March – 28 Sept 10-4pm, 7 days a week* 6 Oct… Read more »
A short history of Lavenham Guildhall nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/suffolk/lavenham-guildhall/history-of-lavenham-guildhall The origins of Lavenham Guildhall and the wealth that formed Lavenham village itself can be found in medieval times. At this time England’s wealth was largely built on… Read more »
People and Nature Thriving: National Trust’s Strategy to 2035 This commission aligns to People and Nature Thriving: National Trust’s Strategy to 2035, with special reference to the section on ‘End unequal access to nature, beauty… Read more »
Artist Suman Gujral became interested in Partition through stories shared by her mother, Trilochan Kaur Gujral, weaving those stories and memories into her poetry and art practice. Here, she interviews her very elderly mother, who… Read more »
Artist Suman Gujral became interested in Partition through stories shared by her mother, weaving those stories and memories into her poetry and art practice. Suman’s parents were Sikhs living in Lahore, who fled to Amritsar… Read more »