Folly (www.folly.co.uk) is delighted to be able to offer the following 
opportunity to a young artist or creative practitioner in the North West of 
England, under the Cumbria Future Jobs Fund. The opportunity is open to young 
(aged 18-24), long-term unemployed people who are currently claiming Job 
Seekers Allowance.

We are seeking to employ someone for 6 months to act as a lead artist, working 
with the folly staff team to develop and deliver an innovative digital arts 
project with digitally excluded older people in Cumbria.

This position provides an excellent opportunity for a young artist interested 
in working with technology to develop their practice in a socially-engaged 
context, supported by the region's leading agency delivering participative arts 
activities that provide creative interaction and collaboration between artists 
and the wider public using technology. 

We expect the post holder to bring their own artistic identity to the project, 
but anticipate that the project will use one or more of the following forms of 
artistic activity or technology: mobile technologies, pervasive gaming, online 
communities, social media, interactivity, online broadcasting, or other related 
disciplines. 

Applicants will need to be able to work from our Lancaster base for a period of 
6 months, and travel across Cumbria regularly.

Deadline for applications has been extended to the 17th of November, so get in 
touch with your local Job Centre Advisor now!

It is essential that applicants fitting the above criteria should contact 
Jobcentre Plus to find out further details of the Future Jobs Fund scheme and 
to confirm their eligibility to apply. Jobcentre Plus will provide further 
details on the posts and on how to make an application. 

Folly cannot accept applications from persons not fitting the eligibility 
criteria – check with your advisor at your local Job Centre.
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