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East Bank SEEDED Residency Programme

East Bank SEEDED is a part-time, funded residency programme for east London artists and creative practitioners to explore and grow ideas relating to their socially-engaged practice. Each ‘Artist in Residence’ will partner with their chosen East Bank host organisation, with places available for 2027 at Sadler's Wells East, UCL East, V&A East and London College of Fashion, UAL.

The SEEDED Residents will be immersed into a team made up of expert practitioners, academics and facilitators at their host institution, starting in January 2027. The residency aims to offer an accessible and supportive space, fostering mutual learning, collaboration and exchange of ideas within an experimental and inspiring environment.   

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Each SEEDED residency offers up to six months (on a part-time paid basis) to explore and develop a creative concept, leading to a showcase or sharing in summer 2027.

To apply, applicants to the programme must live or work in one of the four Olympic boroughs: Hackney, Newham, Tower Hamlets or Waltham Forest, and have a socially engaged creative practice.

Applications must close on XXX. Click the links below to read more about each residency and fill out your application or keep reading for the full guidance and criteria.

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East Bank brings together renowned institutions that are at the forefront of artistic excellence, learning, research, creativity, curatorship and public engagement.

East Bank represents the largest cultural investment ever made by the Mayor of London.

East Bank and the SEEDED residency is supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies.

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East Bank and the SEEDED residency is supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies.