SAPP - Social Arts Practice Program

SAPP – Social Arts Practice Program

SAPP supports both emerging and established artists to develop practices in socially engaged fields, participation and social sculpture. The program offers 6 residential weekends a year for artists to collaborate, discuss and develop various pathways and processes within the realms of public, community and live art.

Weekends consist of sessions that are facilitated by the attending artists. Artists are asked to bring their work, topic, theme and participatory element for development and feedback.
The developed work has the opportunity to then become part of the SOD OFF project as a facilitated collaborative session, workshop or and live art interaction aimed at opening up the work not only to artists but also to members of the local community. All sessions offered by artists can apply for further funding in the running and organisation of their work.

SAPP is a non-discriminatory program that welcomes applications from all artists those with disabilities taking into account available support and budget