GENERATORprojects are searching for three contemporary artists to participate in a new project looking at art work as work.

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GENERATORprojects have shared an open call for three contemporary, Dundee-based artists in any visual or performance medium, to take part in a new project exploring art work as work. They are specifically searching for artists with less than three years’ cumulative professional experience and prioritising artists who have experienced at least one or more of the following:

• more than six months’ of claiming out of work benefits;
• recieved free school meals;
• care;
• have never been on a foreign holiday.

Artists whose work interrogates questions of time, labour, class, process, third spaces, thresholds and ephemerality are especially encouraged to apply.

As part of the project, the artists will be paid to work, rather than paid for a finished outcome, and will be expected to undertake personal administrative tasks in between working. Artists will be on display to visitors at times during this project but there is no expectation for interaction.

This is a hybrid opportunity to use GENERATOR as a studio space over a three-week period, have the work you create during the project displayed or performed, get paid to do personal admin, and officially be a working artist.

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How to apply:

• Artists will be required to be present in the space for five 8-hour days between 12–8pm from 14 Sept to 4 Oct.
• Each artist will receive a fee of £690.63 and a materials budget of £300.
• Submit a CV with up to five examples of your work, and a statement of under 500 words.
• The statement should outline your practice, why this project interests you, what work you would undertake during the project, and whether you meet at least one of the priority criteria.

Deadline for applications: 11.59pm, Sun 18 August