We depend on supporters like you.
We work with partners who ask bold questions about the world we live in, who see play and playfulness as a brilliant way to be curious about even the most challenging of ideas, who believe in the transformative power of art, and who want to participate and help others participate.
Could this be you?
As a not-for-profit, Kaleider would not be able to produce the artworks we make and take to people around the world without the generosity of our supporters, commissioners, and donors.
There are 3 ways you can support us…
1. Donate to Kaleider
Support us now with a one-off or regular donation
Individual donations help us keep the company running, so our small team and our incredible network of freelancers can continue to make and tour new performances, interactive artworks, and games all around the world.
Click the button to make a £20 donation. If you want to give more, no problem! Select “Add tip” at checkout and enter the amount you want. If you want to talk to us about a larger or regular donation, please get in touch.
2. Buy Kaleider Products From Our Shop
Gifts, Games, and More
In our shop, you can buy mini Kaleider artworks and games to play at home – like our hilarious, playful, and uplifting box game Absurdable, or miniature versions of our big playful installations Fish Mobile and Let’s Twist.
Everything in our shop has been thoughtfully designed and produced, and helps us continue to make and tour incredible art around the world.
3. Book or Commission an Artwork
For your City, Festival, or Community
We work with bold and brilliant partners who present our artworks to audiences. Most of our bookings come from established and experienced promoters, and this might be you. Please get in touch.
If this is not you, but you are interested – we can work together to make something exciting happen in your locality. Artworks sell from £2500 to £20000 a week.
Whether you’re new to Kaleider’s work or you’ve already partnered with us, we’d love to talk with you about the exciting work we’ve got coming up.