INVITATION TO QUOTE FOR A CREATIVE PRODUCER to manage Creatively Connected, an ambitious creative arts project within the Tees-Swale: Naturally Connected programme
Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority · United Kingdom
Key facts
- Contract value
- £32,900
- Awarded
- 03 Mar 2024
- Contract starts
- 31 May 2024
- Contract ends
- 30 Sep 2025
- Procedure
- Open procedure (above threshold)
- Buyer type
- Central government
- Source
- Contracts Finder
Awarded to
| Supplier | Value |
|---|---|
| Northern Heartlands | £32,900 |
Description
The Authority wishes to award a contract for a Creative Producer to manage the Creatively Connected project, including:
• Coordinating project activity including managing the project budget, Arts Council and NHLF reporting and producing regular reports for the Creatively Connected steering group (YDNPA, NPAONBP), ACE and the NHLF. • Managing the selection process for 4 artist residencies over a 2-year period, including developing the artists' brief. • Inducting the artists into the programme including: working with Tees-Swale team members to set up artist shadowing opportunities; ensuring artists are well briefed and welcomed; and enabling them to develop a deep understanding of Tees-Swale and the project area. • Supporting the artists throughout their residencies, for example, by being the key link into Tees-Swale team knowledge and resource and wider YDNPA and NP AONB networks; supporting them with permissions; and providing support for any specific access needs. • During the final 6 months of Creatively Connected the Creative Producer will manage a period of knowledge exchange, sharing and developing legacy resources from the residencies (such as forum events with other protected landscapes, public events, website case studies, film and photo documentation and public exhibitions). They will also work with the Creatively Connected project evaluator to finalise the evaluation report which will be a key resource in measuring success and capturing learning points. • Working with the Tees-Swale interpretation officer and communications team to support the artists to help tell the stories of their commissions within their local communities and to wider audiences. • Providing curatorial oversight of the project ensuring spread of commissions and audiences and making connections between artist commissions. • Ensuring the embedded nature of commissions. • Providing mentoring and support to Tees-Swale trainees when they are working on arts programme activity. • Recruiting and managing evaluation consultant. • Supporting the YDNPA & NPAONB to develop their own organisational capacity to develop, commission and deliver artist- led projects. • Organising knowledge sharing activities to strategically engage external partners and networks.
This is a fixed rate contract, in order to deliver the brief the creative producer will provide up to 94 days over the project period at £350 a day including all expenses over the project period.
Any enquiries for more information contact Rebecca Greenfield, Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority, [email protected]
Additional information: If further information is required please contact [email protected]
Categories (CPV)
- 92310000 Artistic and literary creation and interpretation services
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