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| AA/PL001 | THE GUILD OF EROTIC ARTISTS Beaumont Hall Studios are the home of The Guild of Erotic Artists. The Studios are billed as the only interactive erotic art studio in the U.K. Housed in a completely renovated 15th century barn in the rural Hertfordshire countryside, the promotion of both new and established artists is facilitated through the art gallery at Beaumont Hall Studios. The Guild is a non-profit organisation, supported by annual fees from its members. The artists who support its efforts dedicate themselves both financially and as volunteers enabling the Guild to present an impressive number of activities on a limited budget. The work represented ranges from unknown artists to classic images by Paul John Ballard, Ray Leaning, Ken Clarke and others. The Guild's success has exceeded expectations in providing a place to expand the commercial value and exposure of erotic art. It hosts social events throughout the year to raise funds and to provide a sense of community for supporters of erotic art. An example is the monthly Erotic Event Days, which promote and exhibit erotic art in a very popular party setting and encourage members of the public to join in and try their hand at artwork themselves. This raises funds to support the Guild's activities at the same time. The Studios provide artists with a social environment in which to network, exhibit and store their work in secure premises and, most importantly, the opportunity to buy and sell works. Parties, auctions, stage sets - all are part of the planned events. The Guild also promotes itself at such exhibitions as Erotica, Erotique, Skin Two, as well as at private exhibitions around the country. Continued support from individuals and companies is crucial to the Guild's survival and continued growth. Visible community support will greatly aid its members in attracting corporate support. Every pound contributed and new membership will ensure the future protection of the right to exhibit and view whatever art one chooses. To keep moving forward and to be able to commission its own exhibitions, some of which will tour nationally and internationally, the Studio urgently needs sponsorship. Supporting its mission will be of benefit to those companies wishing to look to the future. Contact: Colin Ballard, Managing Director. Address: Beaumont Hall Studios, Beaumont Hall Lane, St Albans, Herts. AL3 6EN. Tel.: 01582 791661. Fax: 01582 793332. E-mail: secretary@theguildoferoticartists.com link to website A Permanent Gallery of Erotic Art One of the Guild's goals was to establish a permanent Erotic Art exhibition that will display a stimulating range of work in a setting suitable to the importance it deserves. This goal has been realised in Beaumont Hall Studios at St Albans. The achievement of this goal required the support of all who have an interest in erotic art, whether for personal satisfaction or to promote tolerance and freedom of expression. With continued support the Guild will promote a deeper, healthier and more tolerant appreciation of human sexuality by opening an exhibition of erotic art that will never close: Beaumont Hall Studios.
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| AA/PL002 |  KATHMANDU ARTS CENTRE This autumn (2008) a dynamic exhibition is coming to Piccadilly, when the Kathmandu Arts Centre presents Khula Dhoka/the Open Door exhibition. The works of 108 artists will be on show, from Turner Prize winner Richard Long to important Nepalese artists hitherto unknown in the west. The excellence and vitality of contemporary Nepalese art, with its fusion of contemporary and traditional, has recently begun to attract global attention, transcending national and political barriers. This outstanding exhibition will be a major contribution to the eleventh Asian Art in London (AAL) week - in recognition of which they have made the Kathmandu Arts Centre their charity of the year. AAL is a major international art event, attracting thousands of people annually to London and over a million visitors to its website (http://www.asianartinlondon.com/). The Open Door exhibition will launch the main fundraising appeal for the Kathmandu Arts Centre, a ground-breaking project to build a world class arts centre in Nepal. With the support of the British Council, a UK registered charity was set up in October 2007 to raise money to build it (see http://www.kathmanduarts.org). KAC patrons include Britain's best known climber, Sir Chris Bonington CBE, and Chairman of the Art Fund and former Chairman of Tate, David Verey CBE. Potential sponsors will access international exposure via publicity and branding, high level networking opportunities and corporate hospitality opportunities. Further information about the Khula Dhoka exhibition sponsorship proposal is available on request. E-mail: antonia@kathmanduarts.org link to KAC website link to exhibition website
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| AA/PL003 |  OPEN Open is a recently launched online magazine - www.openmagazine.co.uk - offering a cutting edge combination of the high arts and popular culture. The ethos of the mag. is to present the arts as stylish, relevant, accessible and exciting. Its readership is bright, savvy and curious: interested in discovering new experiences; widening their knowledge. They may already be involved with the arts either as practitioners or enthusiasts. But, equally, the magazine appeals to those who may know nothing about art, or theatre or modern dance but simply be curious. Open is never preachy or judgemental: it's fun, glossy and looks at the emerging zeitgeist with humour and irreverence. It looks at the classics with fresh eyes and champions emerging talent. Features are written by journalists and experts in their field ... often by arts practitioners themselves. Editor-in-Chief Loma-Ann Bonner is a former staff journalist on various nationals and has recently been elected as a Fellow of the RSA for her work on Open. Details of sponsorship opportunities are available on request. Contact: Loma-Ann Bonner, Editor-in-Chief. Address: London-based. Tel.: 07946 476183. E-mail: editor@openmagazine.co.uk link to website
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| AA/PL003 |   ROYAL SOCIETY OF PAINTER-PRINTMAKERS Bankside Gallery is the home of the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers (RE). The elected members of RE are considered printmakers of the highest standard. The gallery runs changing exhibitions of original prints of diverse techniques and printmakers, focusing on the Fellows of the society. The society's activities include education events which achieve healthy visitor numbers and sales. Prints have an appeal to a broad cross-section of the art buying public. The specific exhibition proposal being put forward for sponsorship is titled Forty Years On - Four Diverse Artists. Four female artists who have parallel careers - in that they all had studios in the same block in Paris, they all studied at the illustrious Atelier 17 in Paris, they have all continued their careers with great success for forty years and they are all Fellows of the society - will be showing a retrospective view of their work from the Paris days to the present. Contact: Mary Louise Coulouris RE, Curator - Forty Years On. Address: 48 Hopton Street, London SE1 9JH. Tel.: 0207 928 7521. E-mail: info@banksidegallery.com link to website
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| AA/0001 | ABBOT HALL ART GALLERY Important collections and changing series of exhibitions - on the edge of the Lake District. Address: Abbot Hall Art Gallery, Kendal, Cumbria LA9 5AL. Tel.: 01539-722464. Fax: 01539-722494. Contact Sandy Kitching (Publicity). E-mail: sk@abbothall.org.uk link to website
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| AA/0002 | THE ART HOUSE The Art House is dedicated to creating equality of opportunity for disabled people within the visual arts. It sees itself as an inclusive organisation, working with both disabled and non-disabled people. The range of sponsorship opportunities available includes ongoing support for specific projects and exhibitions. The Art House has been accepted on to the Arts Council Capital Programme to build studio and work space for artists that is exemplary in its access and support for disabled artists. This project offers a range of sponsorship opportunities, both in cash and in kind. Contact: Liz Whitehouse, Director. Address: The Art House, Wakefield College, Margaret Street, Wakefield WF1 2DH. Tel: 01924 377740. E-mail: info@the-arthouse.org.uk.
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| AA/0003 | THE BEN URI GALLERY & MUSEUM The Ben Uri Gallery, the London Jewish museum of art, boasts an important collection of over 200 British and European artists reflecting close to 1,000 works of art across all mediums. The society aims to develop its wide range of cultural activities and to establish a permanent home for the collection. A number of sponsorship opportunities are available. Contact: David Glasser, Chairman. Address: 108a Boundary Road, St. Johns Wood, London NW8 0RH. E-mail: benuri@art.org link to website
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| AA/0004 | THE BRITISH SCHOOL AT ROME An exciting opportunity has arisen to create a new art gallery for the British School at Rome. Space for this has been released as a result of the major new expansion currently taking place in the form of a new Lecture Theatre and Library Extension, thanks to the generosity of, among others, the Lindbury Trust (Lord and Lady Sainsbury of Preston Candover) and the Packard Humanities Institute. The BSR is splendidly situated in the Villa Borghese Gardens alongside the National Gallery of Modern Art, which is itself building a new gallery, sensitively designed by Diener & Diener, that will face the School. The prestigious gallery programme has invited artists such as Rachel Whiteread, Mona Hatoum, Bridget Riley, Adam Chodsko and Richard Billingham. Group shows like London Calling or Sweetie have drawn attention to significant movements in British art, say the organisers, while the Viva Roma series of commissions has invited site-specific works inspired by aspects of the life of Rome by Ceith Wyn Evans, Mark Wallinger and Yinka Shonibare. The quality of these and other events obliges the School to improve its facilities to a standard necessary to show their works to the best advantage - sponsorship support is sought.. Contact: Cristiana Perrella, Gallery Curator. Address: Via Gramsci 61, Rome, Italy 00197. Tel. no.: +39 06 32649385. Fax: +39 06 3221201. E-mail: c.perrella@bsrome.it link to website
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| AA/0005 | CORNERHOUSE Opened in 1985 and located in the heart of Manchester, Cornerhouse is an international centre for contemporary visual arts and film. The centre features three floors of contemporary art galleries, three cinema screens, a bar, a café and a bookshop. Cornerhouse boasts a reputation for excellence and innovation in its field, attracting a footfall of over 450,000 per annum. A number of sponsorship opportunities are available currently, including two annual film festivals (exposures UK student film festival in December, and Viva Spanish and the Latin American Film Festival in March) and contemporary art exhibitions of international renown, with a far reaching education programme. Full details are available on request. Contact: John Dennis, Development Officer. Address: 70 Oxford Street, Manchester M1 5NH. Tel.: 0161 200 1520. Fax: 0161 200 1504. E-mail: john.dennis@cornerhouse.org link to website
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| AA/0006 | THE COURTAULD INSTITUTE OF ART One of the premier art historical institutes in the world - an integral part of the University of London. Address: Development Office, The Courtauld Institute of Art, Somerset House, Strand, London WC2R 0RN. Tel.: 0207-848-2677. Fax: 0207-848-2416. E-mail: development@courtauld.ac.uk link to website
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| AA/0007 | DEON WINTER ARTIST Winter is a UK-based visual artist working in the medium of light and sculpture. She is looking for UK sponsorship for her first London solo exhibition, 'de transdental light', which will be advertised on the main Euston Road in London for a period of three weeks. Sponsorship will be included in all advertisements. She is an up and coming professional artist and is seeking sponsorship to help realise her full potential as a visual artist. "This is a fantastic opportunity to collaborate with a truly groundbreaking event in a high profile location". Contact: Deon Winter. Address: U13 Studio/Gallery, Barton Hall, Barton Seagrave NN16. E-mail: winterdeon@aol.com link to website
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| AA/0008 | DULWICH PICTURE GALLERY Dulwich Picture Gallery is England's oldest public art gallery - founded in 1811 - and is home to a magnificent collection of 17th and 18th century European Old Master paintings. It now boasts a new lecture theatre, cafe and the fully refurbished interior of the original Soane building. Opportunities to support the gallery through sponsorship are extensive, from its programme of Temporary Exhibitions and its conservation work to the award-winning Sackler Centre for Arts Education. More information is listed on the Gallery's website. Contact: Lottie Cole, Head of Development. Address: Dulwich Picture Gallery, Gallery Road, London SE21 7AD. Tel.: 020-8299-8715 (direct). Fax: 020-8299-8700. E-mail: l.cole@dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk link to website
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| AA/0009 | FEDERATION OF BRITISH ARTISTS (FBA) The Federation of British Artists is long-established and the umbrella organisation for nine of the country's leading art societies: Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours; Royal Society of British Artists; Royal Society of Marine Artists; Royal Society of Portrait Painters; Royal Institute of Oil Painters; New English Art Club; Pastel Society; Society of Wildlife Artists; and Hesketh Hubbard Art Society. Each of these hold annual exhibitions and events for members and non-members at the Mall Galleries, located on The Mall, London. The organisation is a registered charity and is constantly looking for new sponsorship or new prize givers to develop these exhibitions further. Contact: Annabel Elton. Address: Mall Galleries, 17 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5BD. Tel.: 020-7930-6844. Fax: 020-7839-7830. E-mail: annabelelton@mallgalleries.com. link to website Current opportunity The Federation of British Artists is seeking sponsorship for its Special Needs Programme for children with visual impairment. The pilot is in progress at the moment. It provides a workshop to the children at their school, introducing them to the education officer and to the chosen art theme. Then they are taken to the Mall Galleries, by Trafalgar Square, to see a themed art exhibition, participate in a workshop and meet an exhibiting artist. This is followed by a workshop to create work inspired by the exhibition. This scheme aims to make a lasting difference with teacher inset days and volunteer training integral to it. Corporate hospitality, endorsement and staff involvement are ofered as part of the package. Contact: Jana Manuelpillai, Educaion Officer. Contact details as above. E-mail: jana.education@mallgalleries.com
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| AA/0010 | THE FRUITMARKET GALLERY The Fruitmarket Gallery - world class contemporary art in the heart of Edinburgh. The Fruitmarket Gallery has a changing programme of inspirational and challenging exhibitions of Scottish and international art. The gallery is admission free and accessible, with a successful education and events programme, popular café and contemporary culture bookshop. Year-long opportunities are available for involvement with the gallery and its programme through Corporate Membership. The gallery also offers project specific sponsorships and opportunities to support artists through its commissioning and exhibitions programme, as well as community involvement opportunities through its innovative education and outreach programme. It has a track record of managing high profile sponsorships and, as a small and professional team, a flexible and light-footed approach. The Fruitmarket Gallery is a not-for profit organisation and a Scottish registered charity (Sc005576). Contact: Armida Taylor, Development Manager. Address: 45 Market Street, Edinburgh EH1 1DF. Tel.: 0131 226 8185. Fax: 0131 220 3130. E-mail: development@fruitmarket.co.uk link to website
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| AA/0011 | GALLERY OF MODERN ART, GLASGOW MUSEUMS Contact: Lindsay Mitchell, Social Inclusion Project Coordinator. Address: St. Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art, 2 Castle Street, Glasgow G4 0RH. Tel.: 0141 553 2557. Fax: 0141 552 4744. E-mail: lindsay.mitchell@cls.glasgow.gov.uk
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| AA/0012 | ILKESTON SCHOOL AND SPECIALIST ARTS COLLEGE Ilkeston School and Specialist Arts College is an oversubscribed, highly successful secondary school in a socially deprived area. Part of the school - a Georgian grade 2 listed building - is being developed into a community multimedia art gallery. The school needs a further £100,000 to complete the project. So far a 'planning for real' survey has been completed and 95% of the local and wider community can see the benefit of the gallery. Lots of local businesses have pledged small donations - but the college is still in need of extra funding. When completed, the new facility will be able to host touring exhibitions from major galleries and will be open both to the public and to anyone at the school. It will be the only gallery of its type in the East Midland area. Sponsorship support is now being sought. Contact: Mrs K. Le Provost, Community Art Officer. Address: Ilkeston School, King George Avenue, Ilkeston DE7 5HS. Tel.: 0115 9303724. Fax: 0115 9441315. E-mail: kate.leprevost@ilkeston.derbyshire.sch.uk. link to website
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| AA/0013 | ILLUMINATE PRODUCTIONS Illuminate Productions boasts a reputation for producing dynamic, original, innovative exhibitions. They were founded in 2004 as a not-for-profit curatorial organisation to provide a platform for artists. Using natural phenomena as a central theme, covering a wide variety of artistic mediums, Illuminate Productions opens up London's lost buildings and areas of regeneration, enabling artists to work in unusual and challenging contexts. The artists involved are both emerging British artists and established international artists. The organisation creates an exciting art experience that opens the way for discussion and fresh debate about contemporary art. Each exhibition carries a flexible programme of benefits which can be tailored to match the sponsor's specific requirements. Contact: Tessa McArthur, Production Manager. Address: Floor 2, 26 Marshalsea Road, London SE1 1HF. Tel.: 0207 357 9003. E-mail: tessa@illuminateproductions.co.uk link to website
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| AA/0014 | THE INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS The ICA programme incorporates all aspects of visual art - design, digital art, photography - as well as theatre, live music, education, networking events, club nights and talks, managing not only to uphold distinctive identities for each genre but also reflecting the multi-disciplinary sensibility which characterises the organisation. There are many opportunities for corporate partners to support the ICA through sponsorship, from one-off events and bespoke projects, through to partnership on major exhibitions. The ICA prides itself on working very closely with its partners, tailoring packages to meet their objectives and budget. Contact: Rosie Allerhand. Address: The Mall, London SW1Y 5AH. Tel.: 020 7766 1414. E-mail: rosie@ica.org.uk link to website Sponsorship of the ICA provides opportunities for companies to: • Align themselves with London's most cutting edge and diverse arts institution • Access artists and the ICA's creative networks • Access a diverse target market • Support a renowned cultural institution thereby receiving substantial exposure and acknowledgement • Market their brand with targeted publicity and press campaigns including national and international press • Make use of the ICA building in unique ways • Entertain clients and employees • Evaluate projects
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| AA/0015 | INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL VISUAL ARTS (inIVA) The Institute of International Visual Arts is Britain's only specialist national visual arts organisation which supports and promotes artists from diverse cultural backgrounds. It has a special interest in new technologies, commissioning site-specific artworks and international collaborations. The organisation welcomes the opportunity to work with like-minded organisations across its innovative programme of exhibitions, publications, research and educational ventures. Contact: Antonia Carver, Development Manager. Address: inIVA, 6-8 Standard Place, Rivington Street, London EC2A 3BE. Tel.: (+44)-020-7729-9616. Fax: (+44)-020-7729-9509. E-mail: acarver@iniva.org. link to website
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| AA/0016 | KELVINGROVE ART GALLERY & MUSEUM, GLASGOW The Art Gallery and Museum, Kelvingrove boasts a position as the most visited museum in Britain outside London, attracting over a million visitors every year and rated by Glasgow people as their favourite building. It houses internationally important collections of art, particularly strong in works by 17th century Dutch, 19th century French and late 19th and early 20th century Scottish artists. It also houses nationally important collections of arms and armour, natural history, anthropology and archaeology. They would welcome contact from potential supporters to develop long-term relationships and identify appropriate elements for them to support. Contact: Alan Horn, Director. Address: Art Gallery & Museum Kelvingrove, Glasgow G3 8AG. Tel.: 0141 287 2604. Fax: 0141 287 2690. E-mail: alan.horn@cls.glasgow.gov.uk |
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| AA/0017 | NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY The National Portrait Gallery offers a range of exhibition sponsorship opportunities. Forthcoming headline sponsorship options are listed below. Sponsors enjoy PR and marketing benefits, superb corporate entertaining, promotional opportunities, branding and employee benefits. Contact: Naomi Conway, Senior Development Manager. Address: National Portrait Gallery, St. Martin's Place, London WC2H 0HE. Tel.: 0207 312 2487 (direct). Fax: 0207 306 0058. E-mail: nconway@npg.org.uk link to website
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| AA/0018 | NORTHERN GALLERY FOR CONTEMPORARY ART Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art offers a range of sponsorship opportunities connected to the diverse programme of contemporary art in both the Main Gallery and Project Space. Housed in Sunderland’s City Library and Arts Centre, Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art boasts one of the largest and most versatile spaces in the north of England, as well as an extensive and loyal database of friends. Contact: Alistair Robinson, Programme Director. Address: Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art, City Library and Arts Centre, Fawcett Street, Sunderland SR1 1RE. Tel.: 0191 514 8478. Fax: 0191 514 8444. E-mail: alistair.robinson@sunderland.gov.uk link to website
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| AA/0019 | SOUTH LONDON GALLERY The South London Gallery is a nationally and internationally recognised centre of excellence in the provision of contemporary visual art exhibitions and live art events, with integrated education and outreach programmes. The SLG opened in 1981 with the aim of bringing art to the working people of South London. It has continued to do so ever since, with particular success in the past decade when the emphasis has been on showing challenging new work by emerging and established British and international artists. Other strands in the programme broaden the core audiences' experience and understanding of contemporary art, and involve new audiences in the gallery's activities. The Live Art programme has a strong reputation and dedicated following from a special interest audience, whereas off-site projects, such as On Kawaras Reading One Million Years in Trafalgar Square, or Chris Burden's The Flying Steamroller at Chelsea College Parade Ground, present contemporary art in a range of contexts with the aim of involving new audiences. The SLG's Education and Outreach programmes are integral to all the gallery's activities and tend to focus on schools, colleges and various local community groups. This is an exciting time of change for the SLG as they embark on Phase 2 of an ambitious building project, expanding the gallery into the neighbouring three-storey terraced house to provide three small scale exhibition spaces, a flat for a programme of artists' residencies, a street facing cafe, outdoor project spaces, gardens and a state of the art education studio. The SLG relies on generating funds from both the public and private sectors to continue its challenging programme of exhibitions, education and live art. Sponsorship of individual exhibitions is offered in exchange for a number of benefits. Contact: Isabelle Hancock. Address: 65 Peckham Road, London SE5 8UH. Tel.: 020 7703 6120. Fax: 020 7252 4730. E-mail: isabelle@southlondongallery.org. link to website
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| AA/0020 | TALBOT RICE GALLERY The Talbot Rice Gallery is one of Edinburgh's most prestigious exhibition spaces. Housed in a fine neo-classical building in the centre of the city, the gallery consists of three spaces. The Georgian or "red" room houses the permanent collection of Old Master paintings and bronzes, the Torrie Collection. The Hope Scott Collection, on show at regular intervals, features works by Picasso, Bonnard and other international figures. The "White Gallery" shows seven temporary exhibitions each year. The "Round Room" is a unique architectural space which links the white and red galleries on the upper level. Throughout the year this space will show small exhibition and experimental projects. The gallery promotes contemporary art and supports emerging artists and has a commitment to showing work by Scottish and international artists. There are a number of sponsorship opportunities on offer at the gallery. Contact: Valerie Fiddes, Administrator. Address: Talbot Rice Gallery, The University of Edinburgh, Old College, South Bridge, Edinburgh EH8 9YL. Tel.: 0131 650 2211. Fax: 0131 650 2213. E-mail: valerie.fiddes@ed.ac.uk link to website
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| AA/0021 | TATE Tate is the world's leading art brand, and offers a range of sponsorship opportunities across all four of its galleries, Tate Britain, Tate Modern, Tate Liverpool and Tate St. Ives. Tate Britain on Millbank in Pimlico holds the greatest collection of British art in the world and the highly praised Centenary Development in 2001 created additional display space and improved visitor facilities. The permanent collection includes Turner (the largest collection in the world), Hogarth, Stubbs, Blake, the Pre-Raphaelites, Bacon, Spencer and Moore, as well as contemporary British work including the annual Turner Prize. Tate Modern in the transformed Bankside Power Station opposite St. Paul's, is Britain's first national museum of modern art and the most popular modern art museum in the world. The permanent collection includes international artists such as Picasso, Dali and Warhol as well as housing works by leading contemporary artists. Companies ranging from small businesses to multi-national corporations have sponsored award-winning projects at Tate, which has three Corporate Membership Programmes as well as the opportunity of Exhibition Sponsorship. Benefits include branding and marketing, promotional opportunities, employee benefits and sought-after venues for entertaining ranging from traditional to contemporary and intimate to impressively large-scale. Tate previews and events have a real cachet and as they are attended by more MP's than any other London gallery (according to recent MEW research) can offer excellent networking opportunities. Sponsorship with Tate offers affiliation with a fresh, innovative, dynamic and sophisticated brand, and Tate is keen to work in close partnership with sponsors in order to meet their agreed aims and objectives. Contact: Tanya Taggart, Corporate Fundraising Manager. Address: Tate, Millbank, London SW1P 4RG. Tel.: 020 7887 8744. Fax: 020-7887-8739. E-mail: tanya.taggart@tate.org.uk. link to website
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| AA/0022 | UNIVERSITY GALLERY, UNIVERSITY OF NORTHUMBRIA The £1.3m gallery extension to the University Gallery at the University of Northumbria was designed by Carey Jones Architects and now requires additional sponsorship to the extent of £500,000. New facilities include increased exhibition space, from 2,500 to 10,000 square feet of floor space and improved temporary exhibition galleries and galleries for the Permanent Collection. The new wing includes a restaurant, bookshop and corporate facilities, as well as access to all other facilities. The University Gallery was founded in 1977 and has achieved international status through its temporary and touring exhibition programme. It has established major links with Norway, Germany, Finland, Poland, America, Japan and, more recently, Italy. The Gallery also has strong links with the local community and its policy is to exhibit work by artists of national and international status, as well as promising, less established, artists. Contact: Mara Helen-Wood, Director. Address: University Gallery, University of Northumbria, Sandyford Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 8ST. Tel.: 0191-227-4424. Fax: 0191-227-4718.
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| AA/0023 | VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM The V&A boasts a position as the greatest museum of art and design in the world, with inspirational collections of fabulous scope and diversity. The museum presents a varied calendar of exhibitions, events and annual programmes every year that offer a range of opportunities for corporate involvement. Benefits of sponsorship include integrated press and marketing campaigns, corporate hospitality opportunities, privileged access for staff and clients and much more. The V&A\'s Corporate Partnerships team is delighted to work with sponsors to create unique and mutually beneficial collaborations. Contact: Helen Hays, Corporate Partnerships Officer. Address: Cromwell Road, South Kensington, London SW7 2RL. Tel.: 020 7942 2781 Fax: 0207-942-2150. E-mail: h.hays@vam.ac.uk. link to website Current opportunities • Cold War Modern: Art & Design in a Divided World 1945-1975 6th September, 2008 - 4th January, 2009
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| AA/0024 | WHITECHAPEL ART GALLERY The Whitechapel Art Gallery was founded in 1901 'to bring great art of the world to the people of East London'. The Gallery is internationally acclaimed for its exhibitions of modern and contemporary art and its pioneering education, community and public events programmes. The Whitechapel is embarking on the most exciting phase of its history. In 2009 it will re-open after a £10.5 million expansion incorporating the former Whitechapel Library. The Gallery's expansion will double gallery space and triple the capacity for work with local schools and communities in state of the art premises. The expanded Gallery will provide year-round, late-night opening, enhanced visitor services and a street-level café-bar. The area around the Gallery is set to undergo an unprecedented phase of social and commercial regeneration in the run up to the 2012 Olympics. Information about sponsorship opportunities is available on request. Contact: Katherine Hart, Development Officer. Address: 80-82 Whitechapel High Street, London E1 7QX. Tel.: (44) 0 207 522 7888. Fax: (44) 0 207 522 7887. E-mail: supporters@whitechapel.org. link to website
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| AA/0025 | THE WHITWORTH ART GALLERY The Whitworth Art Gallery offers companies the opportunity to sponsor all aspects of its work, including exhibitions and private views, learning and interpretation projects for schools, projects for young people, capital projects, conservation and the purchase of artworks. Contact: Jo Beggs, Head of Development. Address: Oxford Road, Manchester M15 6ER. Tel.: 0161-275-7474. E-mail: jo.beggs@manchester.ac.uk link to website
Current opportunities
Cloth and Culture Now
Subversive Spaces
Learning and interpretation programme
Capital Development
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