Magic Acorns
Confluence is a new artist residency designed to support and mentor future generations of diverse early years artists. Led by Magic Acorns as part of our new Sustain project, funded by Arts Council England. The residency invites two mid-career, multidisciplinary artists to grow their creative research practice within an early years context. Participants will explore creative inquiries with young children and families, supported by training, mentorship, and studio time. No previous early years experience is needed; the residency includes deep-play training, mentoring and practical support.
Up to 10 days of studio time, 4 days of professional development workshops, a total bursary package of up to £4,050, access support, mentorship from directors, sharing/performance opportunities, and video documentation.
Mid-career, multidisciplinary artists. Commitment to the residency programme and CPD workshops. An interest in socially engaged practice and creative research.
Complete the Expression of Interest form as part of the stage one application process via the details provided in the downloadable application pack.
Deadline
October 25, 2026
Location
Great Yarmouth, United Kingdom
Categories
Compensation
paid