ROSL UK Travel scholarships 2000 for artists are offered to artists who are citizens of Australia, Bangladesh, Jamaica and South Africa offering a month residency in the UK July - December 2000 at the Patrick Allan Fraser Foundation, Arbroath, Scotland. (Return air.) ROSL ARTS ALSO offers a scholarship for a UK artist to spend four weeks at the Centre Méduse in Québec between July 2000 - June 2001. (Return airfares from UK - studio - accommodation, - full board or per diem expenses - plus a cash award of £500.)
Eligibility citizens of the United Kingdom up to and including the age of 35 as at 31 December 2000.
Media oil or comparable media, watercolour, drawing, mixed media, mono print or semi-relief.
Free-standing work, multiple edition prints and photographs are NOT accepted.
Slide Submission of up to six works completed since January 1999, with CV and statement
Deadline for Applications 30 April 2000
ROYAL OVER SEAS LEAGUE
ANNUAL EXHIBITION 2001
Winners of ROSL TRAVEL SCHOLARSHIPS 2000 will participate in the ROSL Annual exhibition 2001, a group exhibition of work by ROSL Scholarship 2000 winners from Australia, Bangladesh, Jamaica, South Africa and the UK.
ROSL Annual Exhibition 2001
Over-Seas House Edinburgh: June - mid July
Over-Seas House London: late July- mid September
NOTICE TO ARTISTS AND APPLICATION FORM
ROSL ARTS, Over- Seas House, Park Place, St James's Street, London SW1A 1LR.
Tel 020 7408 0214,
Fax 020 7499 6738,
Email culture@rosl.org.uk,
Web site www.rosl.org.uk
PATRICK ALLAN FRASER FOUNDATION, HOSPITALFIELD
Overlooking the North Sea, Hospitalfield House surrounded by its own small estate, is situated a mile from Arbroath on the east coast of Scotland. Originally built during the thirteenth century as a hospital, the building was dramatically altered between 1850 and 1890 by Patrick Allan Fraser, who bequeathed it to the Patrick Allan Fraser Trust devoted to 'Education in the Arts'. Today Hospitalfield is a place of study for students of the arts from all over the world. Some of the institutions who have used facilities at Hospitalfield in recent years include, Edinburgh College of Art; Tyler School of Art, Philadelphia; Moorehead State University, Minnesota; University of Oregon; Central Michigan University; School of the Art Institute of Chicago; Scottish Enterprise, and the European Commission. Previous ROSL residencies at Hospitalfield include artists from Canada, New Zealand and Singapore. Further information www.hospitalfield.org.uk.
ROSL ARTS
Over the past fifty years the Royal Over-Seas League has developed a diverse portfolio of arts projects devoted to the career development of talented young professional artists and musicians from the UK and the Commonwealth, as well as presenting literary events at its central London venue.
ROSL ANNUAL EXHIBITION
Since 1984 the ROSL Annual Open Exhibition has provided an international showcase for young artists from Commonwealth and former Commonwealth countries to exhibit in the UK for the first time. During the past 15 years the ROSL has exhibited work by artists from Australia, The Bahamas, Bangladesh, Belize, Canada, Hong Kong, India, Jamaica, Kenya, Malta, Malaysia, Mauritius, New Zealand, Nigeria, Singapore, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Tanzania and the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
From 2000 onwards the ROSL Annual Exhibition will concentrate on five artists from five different Commonwealth countries (or former Commonwealth countries), one each of the five continents: Africa, the Americas, Asia, Australia and Europe. Countries and regions will change each year.
ROYAL OVERSEAS LEAGUE
Founded in 1910 to encourage international friendship and understanding amongst the peoples of the Commonwealth, the ROSL is a non-governmental organisation with an international membership of more than 22,000. Superbly located clubhouses in London and Edinburgh provide members with accommodation, hospitality and facilities for entertaining. The ROSL also has a network of reciprocal clubs and member groups in over 52 countries around the world.
ROSL Arts is supported by the Royal Over-Seas League’s membership and club operations, also by two charitable and educational trusts: the ROSL Golden Jubilee Trust Fund (registered charity no 30695) and the Evelyn Wrench Memorial Trust Fund (registered charity no 260998). ROSL Arts receives sponsorship and donations from many sources: businesses such as Harrods Bank, Coutts & Co, Eagle Star and Rio Tinto plc; charitable trusts including the John Ellerman Foundation, the Sir Ernest Cassell Educational Trust and the Underwood Trust; and numerous private benefactors. ROSL Arts has collaborated with and received support from the national arts councils of several Commonwealth countries, the British Council, Visiting Arts and UK regional arts boards.
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