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  • Invisible Arts Network - Recon & Share Bursary Application Form

    Please read the form in full before you begin filling it out.
  • Introduction

     

    The Recon and Share bursary scheme has been designed to foster connections and support the exchange of skills and knowledge.

    By asking everyone who receives a bursary to share and showcase the findings of their research trip, we can all play a part in strengthening The Marches Digital Arts Offer

    The scheme is open to artists and technologists, including freelancers, who currently work or volunteer in the arts sector in The Marches.

    You can apply for a bursary of up to £200.00 and you can visit any digital art or interactive experience, initiative, group, project or place outside of Herefordshire where you'll pick up skills and knowledge to improve your digital arts practice in Herefordshire.

    The bursary can only go towards travel, accommodation or tickets. 

     Before you submit your application form, please read the Terms and Conditions  

    • Section 1: Your details 
    • Section 2: Where do you want to go? 
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    • Section 3: Share what you've learnt 
    • It is essential that everyone who receives a Recon & Share Bursary has a plan in place to share the new skills and knowledge acquired during their research trip. By asking everyone to do this we all play a part in strengthening The Marches digital arts scene.

      You can do this at one the IAN 3rd Friday mixers at The Barrels (see events on our website for full details), at a different Invisible Arts Network event or via a blog or vlog we can publish on our website. 

    • Section 4: Your budget 
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  • Recon & Share Bursary: Submit your application

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    Before you submit this application, please make sure you have read and understood the Terms and Conditions.

    Applications will be assessed on the following criteria:

    • What you want to learn about
    • How that will help the Invisible Arts Network
    • How you will share and showcase what you’ve learned
    • Opportunities for further knowledge exchange

    Our assessment panel will use this information to help decide whether we can offer you a bursary. 

    Applications will be assessed as they are submitted.

    By submitting your signed application form you declare the following:

    • I have read and accept the Terms and Conditions of the bursary
    • I confirm that the information I have given in this application is true and correct
    • I understand and agree that Invisible Arts Network (Rural Media) will process personal data as part of the application process and accept that this information will be retained during and following my participation for administering my progress and for the provision of statistical returns
    • By submitting this form I give the Invisible Arts Network (Rural Media) permission to store and process my data as described above in accordance with professional standards and current data laws

    Please let us know if any further information would have been helpful in the process of applying.

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  • Terms and Conditions

    1. All applicants to the Recon & Share Bursary scheme must currently work or volunteer in The Marches.

    2. If you are representing a group or an organisation, you understand that permission from the group or organisation management must be secured and, as part of the assessment process, the panel may contact members of management to confirm their support of your planned research trip.

    3. If you have secured additional funding for this project then you must clearly state this in your application.

    4. Recipients of Recon & Share Bursary funding must acknowledge Invisible Arts Network and Arts Council England’s support verbally and on any promotional material for your project.

    6. The judging panel will be made up of members of the Invisible Arts Network project team and the current Steering Group. 

    7. Selection of the bursary recipients is the decision of the panel and the outcome of the judges’ decision is final. There will be no recourse to appeal if applications have not been successful. Invisible Arts Network will provide feedback to unsuccessful shortlisted applicants.

    8. Successful applicants must not make any changes to the plans outline in this application without advance written permission from Invisible Arts Network. If an applicant deliberately gives any false or misleading information, the applicant will be withdrawn or, if already awarded the commission, will be asked to pay back any money awarded.

    9. Invisible Arts Network will be notified of all showcasing and sharing activity.

    10. Successful applicants agree to provide a full budget breakdown and activity plan prior to the research trip, and to complete a short report to Invisible Arts Network. Applicants give permission for those documents to be shared with Invisible Arts Network funders, partners and evaluators.

    11. Invisible Arts Network and Arts Council England reserve the right to publicise and promote the events and activities that are funded by Recon & Share Bursaries.

    12. Successful applicants will be expected to be available for publicity interviews and articles that will be published on Invisible Arts Network platforms, including social media.

    13. Payment will be made to be successful applicants upon the receipt of a satisfactory budget breakdown, copies of receipts and/or mileage claims and signed Bursary Agreement form.

    14. Research trips and associated showcase and sharing activities must take place within six months of your application round deadline. 

  • Go & See Bursaries are supported by Heritage Lottery Fund and Arts Council England. They have been created by and are delivered by Herefordshire's a Great Place, a cultural development project that is part of the national pilot Great Place Scheme and delivered by Rural Media on behalf of the Herefordshire Cultural Partnership. Through events and research Herefordshire's a Great Place wants to put arts, heritage and culture at the heart of everyday lives.

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