Alan Ward
“I first met Mark when I attended a funding workshop in 2018, where I was struck by his calm, methodical and thoughtful presentation. There were aspects of that workshop that certainly helped my successful ACE project grant application for PFAP.
Lucy Wright
Lucy Wright was selected for our StudioBook artist development course in 2021, with us providing ongoing mentoring and artist professional development support since.
2021 Online Course Info
Led by Mark Devereux Projects, StudioBook 2021 offers practical, discursive and tailored workshops and one-to-one sessions for twelve artists across the UK. Made up of twelve, 2-hour workshops and two, 1-hour one-to-one mentoring sessions, StudioBook 2021 will address your key questions and concerns; providing information, advice and guidance alongside open discussions and peer-to-peer sharing to help support the development of your creative practice.
2020 Online Course Info
Starting this September, STUDIOBOOK {ONLINE} is a new eight-week short course for artists based around the UK, led by Mark Devereux Projects. Practical, discursive and tailored to every participant, each workshop will address key aspects of developing your creative practice.
2017 Course Info
StudioBook 2017 was an intensive, tailored artist development programme from Mark Devereux Projects designed for twelve practitioners. Responding to the requirement for continued professional development throughout an artist’s career, with specific focus on those that are teetering between early and mid career, StudioBook provided an important injection of information, knowledge and inspiration for artists at an integral point within their practice. At the core of the eight month programme was StudioBook fortnight: two weeks of concentrated seminars, workshops and one-to-one mentoring sessions, led by established artists, curators and arts professionals.
2015/16 Course Info
StudioBook 2015-16 was an intensive, tailored artist development programme from Mark Devereux Projects designed for eleven practitioners. Responding to the requirement for continued professional development throughout an artist’s career, with specific focus on those that are teetering between early and mid career, StudioBook provided an important injection of information, knowledge and inspiration for artists at an integral point within their practice. At the core of the eight month programme was ten days of concentrated seminars, workshops and one-to-one mentoring sessions, led by established artists, curators and arts professionals.