From social distancing to flexible interfaces, chemical screen cleaning to robot tours. In a recent virtual meet-up, Dave Patten took Jim Richardson and the MuseumNext community through some of the challenges that have presented themselves at London’s Science Museum over the last 12 months.
The project is designed to support freelance classical musicians who have been financially and creatively impacted by Covid-19.
The lockdown has seen dramatic growth for on-demand services. This has occurred in multiple media including games, live video and TV, as this paper from Nesta and PEC researchers Raphael Leung and John Davies reports.
A film industry masterclass featuring Timo Suomi (AMP International) organised by Film & Media Department, School Of Arts, Oxford Brookes University.
At a time when so many people across the world are moving online, Tinderbox Collective wants to turn to the Games industry for inspiration – to ask how games are adapting and responding to the pandemic, and to explore what role they could play looking ahead.
This 75 minute session is aimed at everyone working the television industry, affected by the challenges of the pandemic. It will increase awareness and understanding around mental health, looking at where it comes from and factors that enhance resilience.
A new cultural travel experience for 2021 – A project connecting 1,400km of coastline with cultural commissions made by artists from across the world.
For over 110 years Art Fund has supported museums and galleries, and helped them to buy and display great works of art for everyone to enjoy.
Culture For Changes is a new opportunity to apply for funding of up to £18k for an arts project.
The Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop, announced an additional £4m in emergency funding for the Grassroots Music Venues Stabilisation Fund, delivered through Creative Scotland.
With COVID-19 providing an uncertain future for many museums what does this mean for business planning and future sustainability? This AIM (Association of Independent Museums) session, led by consultant Heather Lomas, will enable you to consider your future business/forward planning.
Creative Spark and AAEX have teamed up to provide an online event, at which AAEX artists and members of the Creative Spark Print Studio present how they managed to navigate 2020 from a creative perspective.
Black Girl Fest offers four grants to support Black women and non-binary UK-based creatives affected by Covid-19.
This online module is for those working on film and TV productions during the Covid-19 pandemic.
In place of usual VACMA awards this year fixed bursaries are available in recognition of the ongoing impacts of COVID-19 on individual artists and makers.
ScreenSkills invites you to fill out this 10-minute survey to help them understand current skills, gaps and shortages, the impact of Covid-19 on working practices and what the industry will look like in the future.
As part of PEC’s research agenda on the industry’s response to COVID-19, they partnered with the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Creative Diversity to consult Industry Champions and APPG partners on the impact of the pandemic on diversity in their organisations and sectors.
As part of ongoing partnership, Creative Scotland asked The Audience Agency to design, analyse and report on a survey intended to inform on audience behaviours during, and beyond, the Covid-19 pandemic.
This survey is the second of three planned surveys to assess the effects of the pandemic on this sector.
The surveys are simple and aiming to contribute to the wider national picture affecting the creative and cultural sector.
In the face of the Covid-19 pandemic, the cultural sector is experiencing and set to face further challenging times. This survey therefore seeks to collect data on the entry routes for new recruits currently supported by organisations in the cultural sector and the development of the talent pipeline through options such as apprenticeships, internships and work experience.
This independent, peer-led study will identify the immediate, medium and long-term impacts of COVID-19 on the various parts of the creative and cultural sector.
The British Fashion Council is engaging directly with government in order to closely monitor COVID-19 updates, advice and support for businesses, and to ensure the challenges facing the industry are articulated to the government.
Baseline. is an initiative facilitated by Creative Kernow in partnership with the wider cultural sector including the Culture and Creative Industries team at Cornwall Council, to collect data about the impact of COVID-19 on the creative and cultural sectors in Cornwall & the Isles of Scilly.
‘Playing On’ report was developed in consultation with businesses of all types across the UK games sector, from micro-studios to multi-nationals, developers, publishers, esports, events and game services.
InGAME Insights is an event series hosted by Creative Dundee in partnership with InGAME, which focuses on the future of Dundee’s Creative and Games Sectors. This year has been especially challenging for those working and starting out in these sectors, and these events will explore what comes next.
A collection of 15 Lockdown Special films that are a mixture of silliness in the face of a crisis, creative activities that could be tried out at home, and sometimes an attempt to make art.
A blog that examines the second jobs that professionals of the creative and cultural sectors have to do in order to make a living, the already impaired situation and a
possible dead end due the health crisis.
A national research project exploring the impacts of COVID-19 on the cultural industries across the UK.
Global music policy leaders Sound Diplomacy launch the #BetterMusicCities campaign – a call to action to ensure music is at the heart of recovery in cities around the world.
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