*This is to use in the Nowhere art map (given out at the gate) and all publicity about art at Nowhere. Please consider this carefully, as it will represent your project before, during and after the event.

What do you want to do? This needs to outline the concept of your piece, what you want to do, with whom and why, the driving motivation behind the work, what you want to achieve with it, and anything else you want to tell us about it. Try to imagine you are seeing the piece for the first time and describe how the audience will view and interact with the art work.

What is the timeline for the project? Specify how you will transform your ideas from plans to reality, including the practicalities of building any physical parts and details of transport arrangements. Please specify dates and times – all physical art needs to be assembled by Tuesday and stay up until Sunday. This schedule must reflect the proposed budget.

Participation is at the heart of Nowhere - how is your project participatory?

It doesn't matter whether or not you have created art before. We want to know how viable the project is, how committed you are to the success of the project, and any other information that will show us you can successfully create this work.

This event is about radical self-reliance, and the funding available to support creativity is limited. Although we can go some way to financially support your work, we need to know how you will ensure the success of the project. The rest of the funds can be 'in kind' support.

For example, will you need power? Do you need a lot of volunteers? If it's a land-based installation, what materials will you need, and how will you get them? You must also think about how you will light your project at night.

Please state what safety precautions you will be taking, if necessary. This will be especially applicable to large-scale building work. We will need to check your building work on site for safety. How will you light it at night? How will people know how to interact with it?

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