Are you an artist with a curious mind who’d like to push the limits of your practice? We hope that’s why you’re reading this, and why you will apply.

You could use the funding for:

• planning, researching and developing, 
or delivering, a new immersive arts project
• attending residencies, relevant events and workshops
• accessing training and other forms of support
• buying materials, software licences 
and other technical tools
• paying artists, technologists and other collaborators
• hiring studio, rehearsal, exhibition or event spaces
• researching and integrating accessibility options 
for audiences’ access needs
• making audience testing or exhibitions more accessible, diverse and inclusive (by, for eg, paying for BSL interpreters, accessible formats, captioning, etc).
• marketing your project and developing your audience (Expand and Experiment only)

See the Immersive Arts guidelines
for a full breakdown of eligible costs.

Visit our Youtube account  to watch our Funding Webinar and Inspiration Day.

You are eligible to apply for an Immersive Arts grant if you:

• are an individual artist, creative 
practitioner or creative technologist
• are an arts-based organisation, small group 
or collective (10 people or fewer for Experiment 
and Explore, up to 50 people for Expand)
• are based in the UK
• are aged 18 or over
• have a UK bank account in your own name.

See the Funding Guidelines for more information.

To apply for a grant, you’ll need to create an account 
in our application portal. We recommend reading this 
step-by-step guide before you start your application.

Please apply for the full amount stated for each strand.

The first round of funding is open from now until midday on Monday 2  December 2024.

Explore and Experiment applicants will be notified 
in February 2025.

Anyone applying to Expand will be contacted in January 2025, when shortlisted applicants will be invited to an interview.

Rounds two and three will open in 2025 and 2026.

Apply now to Explore, Experiment or Expand.