Accessible online spaces for art making, curating and leadership

Sync Shorts – Autumn 2026

We’re delighted to host our fourth Sync Shorts - Syncing Space Residency between UK and Singapore for Autumn 2026, funded by Arts Council England and in partnership with Action Space, Venture Arts, DASH and Rocket Artists and ART:DIS, Singapore.

Arts Council England Action Space Venture Arts Dash Rocket Artists Art:Dis

About Syncing Space

Syncing Space is an accessible online space for art making, curating and collaboration.

Syncing Space brings international artists together for a professional residency to:

  • take time to try things out in an online studio, sharing their thinking, experimenting and making new work.
  • take part in leadership and coaching workshops individually and with others to share and develop ideas and confidence to do new things.
  • share work at the end of the residency in a final online exhibition
  • learn and lead on things together

Latest Blog Posts

Thinking about my own leadership style

I’m looking forward to talking  about different leadership styles today as I feel that my own leadership stye has developed over a period of time whilst being involved with this programme. I have been doing some drawings this week ready to share with the group.

Good to be back

It was great to be back working with Sync, co leading with Sarah again and meeting the new artists we’ll be working with every week. I enjoyed talking to them about their artwork and what inspires them to make their work.

As a leader, I want to share what inspires me and what I’ve been doing.

I enjoyed setting up my new exhibition on Tuesday at the Bomb Factory in central London, I feel I made some good decisions on how to display the work. I was worried when I was there as I haven’t done this since the Shift exhibition in Nottingham in 2024 but it came quite naturally. I’m now looking forward to the private view next Thursday to celebrate with ActionSpace,  family and friends.

It was so great to meet our new residents Maddi, Abraham, William and Grace today and find out more about their practice and what matters to them in making their artwork. We can’t wait to see what they reflect upon and create inbetween sessions. So good to have started!