Friday 16 December 2011

National Trust commission(deadline: 15 January 2012)

PLAYFUL INCIDENT – Call for Expressions of Interest (deadline: 15 January 2012)



A major new commission for the Parkland of Kedleston Hall, Derbyshire

The second National Trust curated commission in the East Midlands, part of a

programme of contemporary art in England and Wales in partnership with Arts

Council England, Trust New Art. www.nationaltrust.org.uk/trustnewart



DEADLINE 15 JANUARY 2012

National Trust is seeking expressions of interest for a major contemporary

commission, for Kedleston Hall, Derbyshire, which will result in a temporary sitespecific

work or art, design or architecture in August 2012. The intention is for an

artist, architect or designer with a strong track record, to realise a new way of

experiencing this incredible site for a period of four months, August to November

2012.



Kedleston Hall is a neo-classical mansion with Adam interiors, landscape gardens

and park. Playful Incident refers to both the word used by Adam to describe

interventions in the landscape, and the playful approach we are seeking.



Who: all visual, inter-disciplinary artists, designers, architects, landscape designers



What/when: temporary artwork, July - November 2012



Fee (including materials): £60,000



Where: Kedleston Hall, Derbyshire www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-kedlestonhall



Find out more: To receive full application details please email

james.lee@nationaltrust.org.uk or kate.stoddart@nationaltrust.org.uk



How to apply: please submit by post CD with 10 images of your work, a CV and short

statement (max 500 words) about why you are interested in the commission and your

practice (written or audio). Three artists/makers will be short listed, each receiving a

fee of £400 to work up a full proposal.

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Deadline for expressions of interest: 15 January 2012 – no late applications will be accepted.



For further queries on the process, email kate.stoddart@nationaltrust.org.uk for

queries for queries relating to the site, email james.lee@nationaltrust.org.uk

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