In this blog, Director of OutdoorArtsUK Sho Shibata writes about the power of Outdoor Arts as the unifier of communities in the face of civic unrest, reminding the Government and ...
OutdoorArtsUK are saddened and frustrated by the racially motivated violence that is spreading across the country. We stand in solidarity with festival makers, producers, and artists, who are faced with the unrest fuelled by ...
CIISA is a new body that is set to tackle harassment and bullying in the creative industries, and it has appointed distinguished human rights lawyer Baroness Helena Kennedy as its chair. "Helena Kennedy has ...
Approved by Glasgow Council’s City Administration Committee and co-created by Glasgow Life and Glasgow’s Culture Forum, the Cultural Strategy for Glasgow promises to raise the city's cultural profile, participation, skills and sustainability. Glasgow’s Culture ...
And why you should reach out to your local MP This month’s General Election has created a seismic change in the country’s political landscape. Having won 412 seats in Parliament against ...
Lisa Nandy and Chris Bryant have been appointed as the Secretary of State and the Minister of State for the Department of Culture, Media and Sport respectively. The Labour Party signalled some firm ...
On 5th, 6th, and 7th July, OAUK took a cohort of artists, producers, and festival makers to Winchester Hat Fair to deepen their knowledge and commitment to the sector. The cohort had the ...
Outdoor Arts UK is pleased to be working in partnership with Circostrada and Out There Arts for FRESH STREET #5 – The International Event for the Development of Outdoor Arts. We are thrilled that ...
Without Walls has been working with Lorna Rees, Artistic Director of Gobbledegook Theatre and OAUK Co-Chair, to create a Green Rider template for Outdoor Arts artists. Lorna has written a blog about Green Riders for ...
In this week’s Blog, OAUK Director Sho introduces some of the debates on “Let’s Create” that has been going on around the governmental review of the Arts Council. Now ...
Trusts and foundations make over £4 billion worth of grants annually and are an important source of income for charities and social enterprises. But demand and competition for funding is higher than ever, especially as the …
MoreThis course will be delivered virtually via Zoom in two separate 3 hour sessions. The first of these will take place on Tuesday 24th September at 10.00am and the second will take place on Thursday 26th …
MoreSocial investment can offer impact-driven organisations valuable investment to help achieve their aims but many don’t know what it is, where to find it or how it works. In this workshop, you will get all the …
MoreThis whimsical show tells the Indian Panchtantra story of the Elephant and the Mouse. Through enchanting puppetry and storytelling we see how the two creatures learn to live side by …
MoreAn adventurous outdoor circus show for all the family – followed by an interactive workshop for babies, toddlers, grandparents and everyone in between! The Jules Verne’s classic is given …
MoreFollow Alice down the rabbit hole to the magical world of Wonderland. Have tea with the Mad Hatter, smile with the Cheshire Cat, laugh with the Tweedles but beware of …
MoreA vibrant fusion of art and sound for everyone to enjoy. Bid a raucous farewell to summer with Babylon Gamelan, a joyous mechanical sculpture and interactive sound installation by Rag & Bone, created by artist Dave …
MoreCommon Wealth and Fuel present Peaceophobia, an unapologetic response to rising Islamophobia around the world, conceived and created in Bradford. Featuring cinematic lighting, modified cars and an original electronic sound score. Written by Zia Ahmed – …
MoreThis year’s festival theme is…TASTE! Delicious or disgusting? What is ‘good’ or ‘bad’ taste in art and how do we decide? There are no rules, no right or wrongs! Instead, it largely depends on individual preferences, …
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