Neuk (/njuːk/): noun, Scots.
- A nook; corner
- A collective carving out a place for neurodivergent artists in a neurotypical world
Neuk Collective brings together, supports, and advocates for neurodivergent artists in Scotland.
Neuk Collective is a community of and for neurodivergent artists. Our work focuses on advocating for neurodivergent people in the arts. Fundraising and administrative support is provided by our parent social enterprise, Door in the Wall Arts Access CIC.
To find out more about the history of Neuk Collective, visit our Neuk website.
Membership is free, and you can take part in whatever way works for you.
Here’s what membership includes:
- Opportunities: We’ll let you know about paid opportunities, callouts, events, and workshops we’re running or supporting.
- Members-only programmes: Some opportunities are just for members – like exhibitions or our upcoming Spectra artist development programme.
- Creative connection: You’ll be invited to regular online meetups where members can share work, talk about challenges, and connect with each other.
- Support: We do our best to support members to access opportunities – for example, help with applications, writing access riders, or specific access questions. We have a couple of support slots available each month.
- Promotion: We share members’ work on our social media and promote your news and exhibitions in our newsletters.
- Input: You’ll regularly be invited to give feedback or ideas that help shape what we do next.
If you would like to become a member, we have two ways to join:
Join with a public profile page on the Neuk Collective website.
Or if you’d prefer, you can also join without a public profile page.
