Creative Dundee

Opportunity: Immersive Arts Funding

Immersive Arts, a three-year programme encouraging artists to engage with immersive technologies, is now open for applications with grants of £5,000, £20,000 and £50,000 available!


Immersive Arts is a groundbreaking UK-wide programme designed to help artists develop their practice using immersive technologies (virtual, extended, and augmented realities), working to break down barriers and making what can be an exclusive field of practice much more accessible.

With £3.6 million in funding available to support artists across the UK, whether they’re curious about immersive technologies or ready to dive in, successful applicants will have the opportunity to explore, experiment, or expand how they work within this exciting field.

As part of a series of drop-in days, the Immersive Arts Producer for Scotland will be in Dundee at Hapworks_00 on Mon 28 October to talk to anyone interested in the programme and to answer your questions. Click here to pre-book a 30min slot and find out more.


How to apply:
There are three funding levels available and applicants should apply for the full amounts available in each (ie £5,000, £20,000 or £50,000). You do not require match funding to apply.

Explore – £5,000

Experiment – £20,000

Expand – £50,000

Deadline for all applications: Mon 2 December 2024


Immersive Arts is run by a collaborative consortium of ten partners who are embedded within the UK’s immersive arts and research communities, and committed to creating positive change in the sector – Pervasive Media Studio, University of Bristol, Cryptic, Nerve Centre, Wales Millennium Centre, Watershed, Crossover Labs, Unlimited, XR Diversity Initiative, and Immerse UK.

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