In this public lecture it will be discussed the human need for mega-events and festivals and their importance to city life, city projection and city building. With or without a pandemic, can we live without major festivals?
Creative Coalition 2020this year has a fully open-access to reach all of those who need support, guidance and inspiration at this time.
British Council is offering grants of up to £50k to organisations in the UK and selected countries overseas to collaborate digitally on international projects.
Siobhan Davies Studios will continue to offer dance artists, choreographers and others working in the dance sector support following the Covid-19 lockdown.
The AMA Arts Marketing Festival is built to be experienced entirely online; a space to reflect on challenges, recognise success, and process a year unlike any other.
1 – 2 December 2020
Support and advice for anybody in the theatre industry.
Musician and sound artist Dave House, aka The Reverse Engineer, kicks off the series Hidden Door on 14th October with Iterations, a project that will see him invite six different kinds of artists to explore how Covid-19 restrictions have affected their creative process, output and mental health.
This fund aims to address the current financial hardship being felt by creative freelancers who normally work in the culture sector but whose work has been impacted by Covid-19.
The Impact of COVID-19 on the Gallery Sector.
A survey that aims at understanding how COVID 19 has impacted the creative and cultural sector in south west England.
Res Artis and UCL have released an analytical report of a survey examining the impact of COVID-19 on the international arts residencies field.
The HARP Covid-19 Sprint was a time-limited, experimental innovation project, based in Wales. The aim was to inspire and support arts and health professionals to develop new creative activities that could help to mitigate some of the
negative impacts of the pandemic on peoples’ health and wellbeing.
A call for book chapters, Routledge Research in the Creative and Cultural Industries series: “Creative Industries and the Covid-19 pandemic”.
Space for Learning: Covid Secure guidance for museums, galleries, heritage and performing arts sites
Local creative industries can be the cornerstone of recovery for the communities and local economies from the impacts of COVID-19.
This report explores the short-term effects of Covid-19 on the financial
sustainability of the creative industries.
The Covid-19 round of the Do It Differently Fund recognises that musicians are having to work in innovative ways due to the restrictions around social distancing.
Creativity in communities during Covid-19 – will explore how artists, entrepreneurs and leaders are finding innovative and inclusive ways of working with communities in response to the current crisis.
Launching on Friday April 3rd, United We Stream broadcasts a diverse blend of entertainment and creative content on one free online platform.
This celebration of the UK’s world leading CreaTech community will illustrate the power of creativity, fuelled by technology, to attack adversity with innovation.
Insights from a six-week study.
Hosted by the V&A’s Culture in Crisis Programme, these live-streamed workshops will be held every fortnight on Thursday at 4pm (BST/UK time) over a period of 10 weeks, from 25 June to 20 August 2020.
Silent Uproar, the supported company of Hull Truck Theatre, is launching a new supporting program for writers in the North of England.
Creative Industries Federation launch of the Creative Coalition’s Plan to Reimagine.
FAC is the UK trade body representing the specific rights and interests of music artists. A not-for-profit organisation, serving a diverse, global membership of creators at all stages of their careers. The FAC is formed by artists, for artists that advocates, educates, collaborates and researches on behalf of artists, coming together to provide a strong, collective voice within the industry and to governments domestically and abroad.
Historic England is the public body that helps people care for, enjoy and celebrate England’s historic environment. It protects, champions and saves the places that define the English identity.
It is working with communities and specialists who share the same passion, knowledge and skills to inspire interest, care and conservation.
The Un-Label Performing Arts Company was supposed to premiere three new international productions in May 2020 in Germany. Unfortunately, all the events had to be canceled due to the current Corona circumstances.
British Council Insight article on how China’s arts and cultural sector is responding to Covid 19.
The British Council builds connections, understanding and trust between people in the UK and other countries through arts and culture, education and the English language.
The Creative Industries Federation is the membership body which represents, champions and supports the UK’s creative industries.
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