Share your thoughts on a funding application that will support Sheffield-based creatives and organisations make the most of the opportunity.

What to expect:

Join Sheffield Museums to hear about plans for the British Art Show 10 in Sheffield.

Share your thoughts to inform a funding application that will support Shefield-based artists and arts organisations make the most of this landmark opportunity.

The session will include a presentation from Kirstie Hamilton (Sheffield Museums), Judith Harry (Site Gallery), Georgina Kettlewell (Yorkshire Artspace) and Claudia Lastra (Arts Catalyst). Participants will then break into groups to discuss ideas for what is needed to help Sheffield artists and arts organisations capitalize on this opportunity.

3:00pm-3:30pm presentation and questions

3:30pm-4:30pm workshop facilitated by Victoria Ryves (Culture Sheffield)

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About the BAS:

The British Art Show was devised in the 1970s with the involvement of the then Director of City Art Galleries in Sheffield, Frank Constantine.

The first two iterations were shown in Sheffield but it has not returned to the city for 40 years. In 2027, the 10th iteration returns to Sheffield and will be shown across the city-centre at the Millennium Gallery, Site Gallery and Yorkshire Artspace: Persistence Works.

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Image credit: Colour exhibition at Millennium Gallery, shot by Andy Brown

Alt text: ​Person writes on coloured paper on a wall.

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Culture Sheffield website: The Sheffield Culture Hub | Culture Sheffield (https://culture.sheffield.gov.uk/)​​

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