A working artist in your shop for three hours
Not a stall. Not a workshop you have to run. One person making art in public, in a corner you'd otherwise be walking past.
You provide
- A corner — roughly a table's worth of floor.
- A plug socket.
- Three hours of your normal opening.
That is the whole list.
We bring
- An artist matched to what your shop sells.
- All their own kit — table, chair, screen, cables, everything.
- A written brief agreed with you before the day.
You carry on trading.
What it costs you
Nothing, while we're getting started in Nottingham. The artist sells or takes commissions on their own work. How that runs alongside your till is your call, and we agree it in writing when we book.
The boring bits, handled
Insured
Public liability cover is in place for every session. We'll send you the certificate before the day.
Checked
DBS checks where your shop needs them, and named contacts on both sides.
Briefed
Hours, footprint, fire exits, safeguarding and what happens if it gets busy — agreed in writing.
Tell us about your space
No commitment. We'll come and look at the spot, and tell you honestly if we don't think it'll work.
What we need to know
Send these five things and we'll come back to you to arrange the visit. It takes about a minute to write.
- Your shop's name and where it is.
- What you sell.
- Where an artist could sit.
- When you're quietest.
- How to reach you.
Or call us on +44 (0)7856 009561.
Twenty minutes to find out.
That is all a first visit takes, and we will tell you straight if your shop is not right for it.