Freelance writers, researchers and consultants, National Federation of
Artists' Studio Providers (NFASP)
Closes Fri 24 Apr 2009 Paid (£25k-30k) Part time
Artform: visual arts
Contact Val Millington val.millington@nfasp.org.uk
Description:
The NFASP invites expressions of interest from freelance researchers, writers and consultants who may wish to work with us to help deliver a range of services and member resources. For information on what we do see www.nfasp.org.uk
The National Federation of Artists’ Studio Providers (NFASP) is a professional membership body giving voice to over 300 artists’ studio organisations providing affordable workspace for over 6,000 artists inthe UK. We support the work that studio providers do and campaign to secure, improve and increase affordable studio provision for artists.This provision enables artists to continue their practice and to play a central role in helping to build vibrant and sustainable communities.
We have several areas of work for which we would like to contract external expertise. These include:
· editing and updating the content of the NFASP website
· sourcing and writing material for the NFASP website
· research leading to the preparation of new resources in electronic and print formats, including guidance notes, case studies, and tailoring a range of information for the studios sector
· organising and delivering professional development events for studio groups and organisations
We welcome expressions of interest from experienced researchers, writers and consultants interested in any or all of these areas ofwork. You should have an active knowledge of the visual arts sector and, ideally, some knowledge of artists’ studios or creative workspaces. In the first instance, please send an email or letter registering your interest and attaching a curriculum vitae giving details of relevant experience, by Friday 24 April, to Eleanor Salt atNFASP: ask@nfasp.org.uk
NFASP
Unit 5 Toynbee Studios
28 Commercial Street
London E1 6AB
Tel: 020 7426 0067, email ask@nfasp.org.uk, www.nfasp.org.uk
