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January 2024 Opportunities: Open Calls, Residencies, and Grants for Artists — Colossal

Every month, we find $500,000+ in open calls, grants, fellowships, and residencies for artists and designers. Source: January 2024 Opportunities: Open Calls, Residencies, and Grants for Artists — Colossal

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Dark Skies Matter – Call for Artists • Northumberland National Park

Northumberland National Park Authority is seeking an artist or artist collective to create an original piece of artwork to address the key concept of “Why Dark Skies Matter”, working with local communities in the development stage to inform their creative response. Source: Dark Skies Matter – Call for Artists • Northumberland National Park

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A Walking Tour of Los Angeles Architecture: From Art Deco to California Bungalow | Open Culture

When architectural historian Reyner Banham wrote Los Angeles: Source: A Walking Tour of Los Angeles Architecture: From Art Deco to California Bungalow | Open Culture

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10 of the best British walking festivals | Walking holidays | The Guardian

This year’s hiking events cover everything from vineyard strolls to foraging safaris and coastal routes with spectacular views Source: 10 of the best British walking festivals | Walking holidays | The Guardian

Emerging Poet? Get involved! 

Dan Simpson is looking for 7 emerging poets and spoken word artists to take part in the project. You will be paired up with one of London’s black cab drivers and collaborate on a poem together. This could be about London, working as a cabbie / poet, the Knowledge, your lives, interesting stories from work… deadline 1 April, 2022 – Paid opportunity.

Source: Emerging Poet? Get involved! — Dan Simpson Poet

Submitted by: Andrew Stuck

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Yorkshire saying: ‘wait or slow down’.

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