Visual Arts

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Awarded by Film London and Arts Council England.
Annual.
Two to five awards between £20,000–£50,000. Development bursary of £1,000 and access to professional expertise for shortlisted applications.
No age limit, but artists must have a London address. They must also have previously exhibited at festivals, cinemas or galleries.
Focus on supporting experimental works that represent a significant step forward in the work of the artist.
Up to 15 artists shortlisted for two to five awards. Selection carried out by Film London head of production, FLAMIN manager, Film London board member and three external assessors.
http://filmlondon.org.uk/funding_and_talent/production/flaminproduction

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Awarded by Standpoint Gallery and the Mark Tanner Charitable Trust.
Annual. There will be no cycle in 2011, as the award is re-launching nationally in 2012.
MTSA intends to support the creative work of the recipient over one year. £6,000 goes direct to the artist towards the production of new work; a further £4,000 helps to fund and promote the prizewinner’s solo exhibition at Standpoint Gallery.
Candidates must live and work within the Greater London area. There is no age limit – ‘…we seek to give the award to an artist who demonstrates the development of a mature practice, but to whom the prize would make a considerable difference’. Candidates must have graduated at least one year previously from formal art education.
MTSA is aimed at emerging/mid-career sculptors making outstanding work within contemporary fine art practice. The award is particularly interested in work that demonstrates a commitment to process and material.
Shortlisting by written application and digital submission of work via a panel including two guest selectors. Final selection through presentation and interview at Standpoint.
www.standpointlondon.co.uk/mta.html