Plate Fundraiser 2020
Online auction
14–28 March 2020

Register now: plates.miltonkeynesartscentre.org

Boyd & Evans, David Batchelor, Shepherd Manyika, Hannah Brown, Peter Liversidge, Jake and Dinos Chapman, Richard Wentworth and Emma Cousin are among 35 contemporary artists donating unique artwork to our online art auction.

Each responding to a ceramic plate, thrown in our specialist ceramic studios at Milton Keynes Arts Centre.
 
All funds raised will be used to deliver Milton Keynes Arts Centre’s free, year-round outreach programme providing creative learning opportunities for children and young people with little or no access to the arts. 

For information and images contact Claire Sapsford Claire@miltonkeynesartscentre.org +44(0)1908 608 108

Milton Keynes Arts Centre situated in the heart of 18th century Linford Manor Park, presents a programme of artist residencies, events and educational activities inspired by our unique location. We provide access to specialist ceramic, silversmithing and wood shop resources, and the space to explore new ideas and directions in the development of craft, design and the visual arts.

A Historic England site built between 1696–1720, MKAC comprises of a barn converted gallery and site for artist residencies, with purpose-built workshop spaces supporting year-round creative learning opportunities for local communities. In 1974 MKAC became an arts centre and registered charity, nurturing arts, culture and wellbeing in Milton Keynes and the surrounding areas. Past fundraisers have supported MKAC to continue providing opportunities for our communities to benefit from arts and culture, including homeless charity Open Door MK; local schools; young people with special education and behavioural needs; and individuals with learning disabilities.