SOMERSET ART WORKS MEMBERSHIP


Somerset Art Works are committed to supporting the development of the artist community in Somerset, with Membership for individual artists as well as arts groups and organisations. With SAW Membership, you will be part of the largest artist network in Somerset. Membership has many benefits including participation in annual Art Weeks events, networking and development opportunities.


For more information, please visit: somersetartworks.org.uk/membership


SUPPORT SOMERSET ART WORKS


If you have enjoyed reading this year’s Guide, you might like to consider ways of being involved in our future events or other ways in which you can support the creative and cultural work of the organisation.


Somerset Art Works acknowledges the wealth of resources and expertise that businesses in Somerset can offer as well as the support of individuals.


Our Sponsorship Scheme can help businesses and organisations reach and engage with cultural audiences in Somerset and beyond. Sponsorship is vital in supporting the community and development work which forms an important part of Somerset Art Works’ delivery programme. Your support also enables development opportunities for artist members, which helps maintain Somerset’s reputation as a county of cultural excellence.


We offer four levels of benefit; Bronze, Silver, Silver Gilt and Gold, which can be tailored to suit your requirements. Through the Sponsorship Scheme, Somerset Art Works is developing new partnerships with businesses to help keep visual art at the heart of Somerset’s cultural landscape.


Sponsorship details: somersetartworks.org.uk/support-us/sponsorship/ Or donate here: localgiving.org/charity/somersetartworks/


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