- 21 Castle Street
- Aberdeen AB11 5BQ
- t: 01224-639539
- f: 01224-627094
- e:info@peacockvisualarts.co.uk
- Open Tues - Sat 9.30am - 5.30pm
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Proposal guidelines
Peacock Visual Arts programmes its activities 6 to 18 months in advance and incoming proposals are considered for the next available slot which at this time will be the 2009/2010 programming year.
Please ensure that you include your name and contact details on your proposal as well as on any visual support material.
Proposals must be limited to the following:
- Your name, contact details
- Biography (100 words max. Additional CV is optional)
- Project description (250 words max)
- Schedule outline (Note desired date of presentation if any and any other relevant key dates)
- Preliminary budget outline
- Reason for approaching Peacock Visual Arts (e.g. How does your project relate to our vision? 150 words max)
- Visual support material (e.g. CDs, DVDs. Supply no more than six examples)
The focus of our projects is described in our artistic policy.
All proposals are reviewed by Peacock Visual Arts curatorial team bimonthly and applicants contacted via email.
Curatorial team:Jim Buckley (Lecturer in Sculpture, Gray’s School of Art), Jason Williamson, Exhibitions officer, Aberdeen Art Gallery), Kriss Ravetto-Biagioli (senior lecturer in Visual Culture, University of Aberdeen), Claudia Zeiske (Director of Deveron Arts, Huntly), Annette Murray (Arts education coordinator Aberdeen city council), Lesley Thomson (Community Arts manager, Arts Development Team, Aberdeen city council), Ian Spink (artistic director Citymoves dancespace), and the Peacock Visual Arts team

Volunteers
At Peacock Visual Arts we always need volunteers to help out in all aspects of our work, from serving drinks at events, to assisting artists in realising their projects. We also regularly need volunteers to help us distributing publicity material (posters/flyers) across Aberdeen city centre. If you are interested we'd love to hear from you!
Yes! I want to volunteer! Download application form (pdf) 67.63 KB
Internships
Internships are an ideal way to gain work experience in contemporary arts. Whether you want to contribute to our work as part of a course, or on your own initiative, just get in touch. We can't promise we have a placement available at all times, but we will certainly do our best.

photo by A.J. Mclean
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