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Artist Development Opportunity

With Offset Projects and Flexer & Sandiland

Curious about a career in the arts? This fully funded opportunity gives five young people aged 16–25 the chance to meet and learn from professional artists and creative practitioners while gaining experience through a live public arts project in Milton Keynes.


Running across September and October 2026, the programme includes:

  • Week beginning 7 September

    • Online | Introductory session

    • Meet the artists, fellow team members and learn about the project and your role.

  • September-October

    • Online & in person | Mentoring

    • Three mentoring sessions with a professional creative practitioner, including an in-person session on Friday 25 September.

  • Friday 25 September, 6-8pm

    • In person | Creative Careers Conversation

    • Hear from MÓTUS Dance, Flexer & Sandiland and other arts professionals, with a Q&A.

  • Saturday 26-Sunday 27 September

    • In person | Event support

    • Gain hands-on experience supporting the installation and public opening of An Obscure Camera.

  • Thursday 1 October, 6-8pm

    • Online | Evaluation session

    • Reflect on your experience and consider your next steps.

Please check your availability for all dates before applying. 

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About the project
 

An Obscure Camera is an interactive installation and choreographic intervention by artists Flexer & Sandiland, combining dance, visual arts, photography, digital technology, participation and performance.


Presented by MÓTUS Dance in Central Milton Keynes on 26–27 September, the work invites audiences to interact with digital peep-hole views showing live activity outside the building, alongside outdoor choreographic interventions performed by local artists.

Applications are open now!

Apply by 31 August. 

Further information and application details are found via the link below.

This MÓTUS project is funded by:

Arts Council England and MK City Council, with support from the Abderrahim Crickmay Charitable Settlement.

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