Gathering
Flamm x VASW: Remote Working - How Can I Stay? Gathering event
A one-day event of panel discussions and breakout activities exploring the realities of working as a creative practitioner in rural places.
Flamm x VASW: Remote Working
Friday 12th July / 10am - 4pm
The Beat, Bodmin, Cornwall
Booking: Free to attend, places allocated on a first come first served basis (capacity of 35). A limited number of travel bursaries available (allocated as spaces are booked).
Part of VASW's ‘How Can I Stay? (I don't want to not want to stay)’ programme.
A one-day event of panel discussions and breakout activities exploring the realities of working as a creative practitioner in rural places. Lead by artists from different career stages, creative producers, and community organisers, we will share what challenges we face as rural creative practitioners and discuss innovative ways of working that result from our rurality (whether intentional or unintentional!). Whether you are still a student or an experienced arts professional, this event is an opportunity for you to hear others’ perspectives and share your own.
Taking place in Bodmin (where Flamm will happen in October 2025) the ‘Remote Working’ event will conclude with some drinks for artists to meet creatives from other disciplines as well as some cultural and community organisers in Bodmin.
Key information:
- There are 35 places available allocated on a first-come-first-served basis
- It is free to attend but participants will need to manage and cover the costs of their own travel.
- There are a limited number of travel bursaries available and when booking a place to attend you will be asked to identify if you require a bursary and how much you require (at set amounts). Bursaries will be allocated as tickets are booked on a first-come-first-served basis. It is unlikely that there will be enough budget for everyone to access a bursary.
- There will be food and drink provided
Friday 12th July / 10am - 4pm
The Beat, Bodmin, Cornwall
Booking: Free to attend, places allocated on a first come first served basis (capacity of 35). A limited number of travel bursaries available (allocated as spaces are booked).
Part of VASW's ‘How Can I Stay? (I don't want to not want to stay)’ programme.
A one-day event of panel discussions and breakout activities exploring the realities of working as a creative practitioner in rural places. Lead by artists from different career stages, creative producers, and community organisers, we will share what challenges we face as rural creative practitioners and discuss innovative ways of working that result from our rurality (whether intentional or unintentional!). Whether you are still a student or an experienced arts professional, this event is an opportunity for you to hear others’ perspectives and share your own.
Taking place in Bodmin (where Flamm will happen in October 2025) the ‘Remote Working’ event will conclude with some drinks for artists to meet creatives from other disciplines as well as some cultural and community organisers in Bodmin.
Key information:
- There are 35 places available allocated on a first-come-first-served basis
- It is free to attend but participants will need to manage and cover the costs of their own travel.
- There are a limited number of travel bursaries available and when booking a place to attend you will be asked to identify if you require a bursary and how much you require (at set amounts). Bursaries will be allocated as tickets are booked on a first-come-first-served basis. It is unlikely that there will be enough budget for everyone to access a bursary.
- There will be food and drink provided