Arts Council of Wales Create and Engage (Large) — £10,001–60,000 for Artists Making and Sharing Work with the Public in Wales
Arts Council of Wales
The Arts Council of Wales (Cyngor Celfyddydau Cymru) is the Welsh Government-sponsored body that funds and develops the arts in Wales, distributing Welsh Government and National Lottery funds; funding pages and applications are bilingual (Welsh and English).
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Funding for the development, creation and delivery of high-quality arts experiences that connect with the public: creation of work for presentation, programming, presenting and touring, and participation and community engagement. Large awards of £10,001–60,000 (up to 90% of eligible costs) at set deadlines; small awards up to £10,000 have no deadline (apply ten working weeks ahead). Proposals must support one or more of the Council’s priorities — creativity, equalities and engagement, Welsh language, climate justice, developing talent, transformation — and pay freelancers appropriately.
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Individuals and organisations meeting the Arts Council of Wales eligibility criteria, in the art forms it supports; projects must take place mainly in Wales (activity abroad only with longer-term benefit to Wales), be time-limited, new, involve at least one partner (organisation, collaborator, critical friend, mentor or community group) and have at least 10% of income from non-Arts Council/Lottery sources. Individuals developing their own practice rather than making work should use Creative Practice.
Dates & details
- Deadline
- 1 p.m. (Large Create & Engage; online via the Funding Portal; allow 12 working weeks before the project starts)
- Costs to the artist
- At least 10% of project income from other sources (cash or in-kind)