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Three early-career singers have been selected for the next iteration of The Jerwood Young Artists programme at Glyndebourne, enabling them to work with leading conductors, directors, choreographers, theatre specialists and vocal…

British Bass Jamie Woollard is studying at the Royal College of Music Opera Studio, where he is taught by Graeme Broadbent, and will graduate in July 2023. At the RCM…

Annabel Kennedy is a Mezzo-Soprano from Devon. She is part of the Royal College of Music’s International Opera Studio as a Siow-Furniss Scholar supported by the Sir Gordon Palmer Scholarship,…

Northumbrian bass-baritone Michael Ronan is an up-and-coming artist praised for his ‘commanding voice and stage presence’ (Evening Standard). He has recently finished a season at Glyndebourne Festival Opera performing the…

Over 2020-2022, the Weston Jerwood Creative Bursaries programme supported 50 salaried jobs in arts and cultural organisations across the UK, for individuals from working class/low socio-economic backgrounds. This new Toolkit…

Over 2020-2022, the Weston Jerwood Creative Bursaries programme supported 50 salaried jobs in arts and cultural organisations across the UK, for individuals from working class/low socio-economic backgrounds. This new Toolkit…

Through this fund, Jerwood Arts will build a UK-wide portfolio of innovative organisations that work in and across artforms and disciplines and can offer transformative, career-making opportunities for individuals at…

What is the Jerwood New Work Fund? The Jerwood New Work Fund (JNWF) is our funding pathway for extraordinary early-career artists, makers, curators and producers who have recently completed a…

The 24 early-career artists, makers, curators, and producers selected for the Jerwood New Work Fund (JNWF), represent some of the most exciting breakthrough talent across the UK, spanning a variety…

Marie is interested in intersections between the personal, social and political, and uses art to uncover hidden experiences; whether personal, private worlds, or stories silenced by society. Valuing creativity as…

Hoa’s practice is based on sharing cultural memories through craft, installation, and performance. She grew up in France in a Vietnamese community. Her family’s unwritten history is passed down orally…

Tool/Toy Project explores themes of degrowth, play, domesticity, and urban planning with the aim of imagining alternative societal structures that don’t incentivise ecological destruction and social exploitation. Using the objects…

Demi produces work that sits within the realms of contemporary theatre, live art, socially engaged projects and screenwriting. She focuses on themes such as mental health, trauma, oppression, relationships, and…

Freddie Wulf makes visceral and visual performance. This often involves dance, lip sync, video, sound and something sticky like fake blood or bright blue goo. Freddie is interested in nonhuman/material…

Jamal Gerald is an artist based in Leeds. His work is conversational, unapologetic, and provocative with a social message.

Their installations often combine sculptural wood and metalwork with text, audio, film and performance to imagine autonomous and alternate futures. They have shown with Bluecoat, The Mosaic Rooms, Brent Biennial,…

Katayoun is an Iranian multidisciplinary artist, writer and educator based in the UK.

Working primarily in sculpture and installation, Emii’s work operates as large-scale realms built in relation to bodies of research which start with archaeology and the natural environments objects are excavated…

Amy’s work aims to bridge the gap between audience and performer, creating an intimacy between the two. Amy co-runs theatre company Votive Theatre with writer Katrina Bennett. Amy assisted director…

Jennifer is a Latinx British-Bolivian performer, theatre maker and movement director/choreographer.

Rosie’s Disobedient Press focuses on writing from marginalised perspectives with a focus on queer, working class and feminist writers. The press works directly with artists to create unique projects on…

Nwando is an unclassifiable polymath, British-Nigerian multidisciplinary artist who creates Afrofuturist speculative fictions and alternate realities at the intersection of live art, experimental music, and multi-sensory installations.

In 2020, Mo’min was awarded the Live Work Fund and founded Majazz Project; the first Palestinian-led record label and research platform of its kind, focused on sampling, remixing and reissuing…

Joana is an Afro-European singer, dancer, and circus artist/creator who has lived in the UK for the past decade. She’s passionate about developing inclusive storytelling and practice in the circus…

Full of style and totally unbothered, D.M.S creates catchy pom-pom pop with unique lyrics about what’s for dinner and other important topics. She experiments with music tech and cool costumes,…

She has completed 500 miles of queer pilgrimage through the co-ordinates of her unconscious. This was the furnace that melded six years of disappointing study with a sublime cabaret practice,…

Not one to be pigeon-holed, musician anaiis occupies the space between different styles, inspired by her nomadic upbringing.

The Jerwood New Work Fund offers targeted project funding for early-career artists, makers, curators and producers who have recently completed a Jerwood Arts supported development programme. It enables us to…

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Salena Barry is Jerwood Writer in Residence from July 2022 – December 2022. This is her response to Soojin Chang’s film BXBY, commissioned as part of Jerwood/FVU Awards 2022. As I ran…

Read the full text in the downloadable PDF at the bottom of this page. Salena Barry is Jerwood Writer in Residence from July 2022 – December 2022. This is her response to Michael.‘s moving…

Read the full text in the downloadable pdf at the bottom of this page or listen to a recording of it read by Salena Barry using the Soundcloud link above.…

Originally established in 2018, Jerwood Survey continues to take a non-institutional approach to selection by inviting over 30 leading artists from across the UK to nominate who they think are…

The Jerwood/Photoworks Awards are a collaboration between Jerwood Arts and Photoworks, supported by print partner Spectrum Photographic.

It invites resident writers to engage with the programme as they choose and with the aim of publishing thoughts and essays that open up wider contextual debate surrounding the issues…

Jerwood Staging Series is a curatorial project by Jerwood Arts that was launched in 2016, designed to provide a London platform for event-based presentations of work including film screenings, performances,…

Jerwood Solo Presentations creates a much needed platform for early-career artists to make and show new work. It provides a fully resourced opportunity for three artists to develop a significant…

Michael. will be co-curating an exhibition of artworks from its collection, responding to themes in his work, cleave to the BLACK, including the question ‘what would it be like to…

Jerwood Bursaries provided funding across artforms to help artists explore and develop their next steps, whether through supporting skills and knowledge development and/or supporting the first stage development of a…

Five new commissions by early-career artists and makers Anna Berry, Cecilia Charlton, Jahday Ford, Vicky Higginson and Francisca Onumah & Helena Russell, brought about through the biennial Jerwood Art Fund…