ARTIST OPPORTUNITIES
ImmersiveLAB - Application window now open!
Our latest LAB opportunity is designed to provide artists and bands with the resources and expertise to explore the creative potential of immersive formats.
To find out more about the LAB and how to apply, download the outline via the link below:
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE IMMERSIVELAB OUTLINE (WORD)
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COME LEARN MORE… IMMERSIVE VISUALS SESSION
Tue 15 April, doors 18:30, starts 19:00
As part of our support for development, we’re hosting a limited number of sessions that are designed to inform and inspire. Our next immersive visuals session will be a follow-up from our last LAB that introduced our immersive visual set-up.
Dan Walker from TOMs Production Team will take us through the software and workflow needed to create immersive visuals in the venue, and Bob Jaroc (known for creating visuals with industry giants such as Fatboy Slim) will be back to take us on a deeper dive into his workflow and processes for creating amazing gig environments.
TOMs Creative Director Helen Jewell will also be on hand to answer questions about the commissioning process and further opportunities for development.
Spaces for this session are limited and must be booked in advance - to book, please email sarita@theoldmarket.com
TOM@200 - Callout for visual artists / artistic teams
We are seeking 6x visual artists or artistic teams to design and create a series of public murals/artworks that celebrate and reflect the rich heritage of our building. This project aims to engage the community, inspire pride in local history, and enhance the visual landscape of the interior spaces.
We are looking for artists working in any medium suitable for a public mural project (which can include but not be limited to: street art, tapestry, painting, large-scale drawing, collage, mixed media, wall sculpture, nature-based art) who will each contribute one mural in the series.
To find out more about the callout and how to apply, download the brief via the link below: