Outside the gallery

Image of Library of Birmingham
09 Feb 2015

Pete James and Nicola Shipley discuss how taking exhibitions into public spaces has allowed photography hub Grain to meet new audiences.

Millions of conversations

Image of Macbeth poster
09 Feb 2015

How relevant is outreach marketing in a world of digital communications? Hardish Virk believes there is still a place for talking to people on the street.

Naturally thinking digital

Screenshot of Midsummer Night's Dreaming webpage
09 Feb 2015

Amy Rushby explains how digital technologies have allowed the RSC to extend its reach and provided more opportunities for it to get creative.

A personal approach

Image of circus performance
09 Feb 2015

How do you attract audiences to see contemporary dance companies that they may never have heard of? Jeanette Siddall has some ideas.

An entrepreneurial new partnership

Image of Hobson's Choice at Octagon Theatre Bolton
02 Feb 2015

The Octagon Theatre Bolton has followed advice to be more entrepreneurial by creating a new degree course with its local university, says Roddy Gauld.

Collaborate or die!

Image of young people in Spalding
08 Dec 2014

Lincolnshire’s network of arts venues has been a life-saver – as some venues may not have survived without it, according to Chloe Brown.

New artistic territory

Photo of a performance at Swansea’s National Waterfront Museum
08 Dec 2014

Louisa Davison tells how two companies have pulled down the barriers between ballet and integrated contemporary dance.

Partnerships put to the test

Photo of tax workshop
08 Dec 2014

The European Regional Development Fund can be a crucial source of funding, but relations and processes between the partners involved need to be coherently managed, advises Florence Harmelin.

Prize partners

Photo of the Tramway arts centre
08 Dec 2014

Glasgow will be hosting the Turner Prize next year for the first time. Marie Christie believes that a partnership approach will make the event stronger and its reach wider.

Making an impact

Image of Cardiff Bay building site
04 Dec 2014

As Wales Millennium Centre marks its tenth anniversary, Mathew Milsom is proud of the economic and social impact the centre has had on Cardiff and beyond.

A slow but sure strategy

Image of Warwick Bar fete poster
01 Dec 2014

Sue Ball explains why she believes that ‘slow architecture’ is the most effective way to create a sustainable future for depressed industrial sites.

Art on their doorstep

Image of man with sculptures
10 Nov 2014

Making unloved corners of Lincolnshire more attractive has brought communities closer together and opened the door to arts activities, says Nick Jones.

A brave new town

Image of RPO at Big Summer Night Out
10 Nov 2014

Made in Corby, a consortium of community groups and venues, is making radical and brave efforts to engage communities in the arts, says Simon Mutsaars.

Ingredients for change

Image of people in wheel
10 Nov 2014

Stoke-on-Trent has used big outdoor arts events as a main ingredient in its recipe for change. Karl Greenwood explains how.

A safe space

Image of opening of Radiant
10 Nov 2014

Eloise Malone tells how she has transformed a former bank in Plymouth into an art gallery and creative space for vulnerable young people.

Inspiring regeneration

Photo of Morris Dancers
07 Nov 2014

Saltaire, a village within the city of Bradford, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and an inspiration for heritage regeneration projects, writes Helen Thornton.

A warm welcome

Image of activity at Refugee Week Scotland
06 Oct 2014

Suzi Simpson tells how this summer’s Refugee Week Scotland celebrated the successful integration of refugees with music, dance, films and feasts.

Celebrating cultural riches

Image of film at Refugee Week
06 Oct 2014

A week of special events to mark Refugee Week in Nottingham’s Hyson Green explored new ideas and celebrated the cultural richness of the area, says Laura-Jade Klee.

The Congolese tales

Image of Lisapo performance
06 Oct 2014

Peggy Mulongo recalls the challenges and joys of working with refugees and asylum seekers from the Democratic Republic of Congo on an oral archive and performance project.

A dramatic effect

Image of children in masks
06 Oct 2014

At a school in Bradford, a large number of pupils speak little or no English. Sarah Mumford explains how performing arts techniques are being used to improve their language skills.

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