The OutdoorArtsUK Annual General Meeting is taking place on Wednesday 10 December 2025, 1 - 2pm, online via Zoom, immediately after the monthly Online Members Drop-in. Please read the agenda ahead of the Read More >
Ajay’s compelling blog for OAUK’s September Public Newsletter takes you from Ajay’s personal reflections and delves deeper into Middlesborough Mela’s experience – Middlesborough saw targeted attacks break out less than Read More >
FiraTàrrega, one of Europe’s biggest international gathering for Outdoor Arts, took place between 5th and 8th September 2024. Our Director Sho teamed up with XTRAX's Maggie Clarke to take part in the trade Read More >
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 Read More >
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 Read More >
In the last member’s newsletter, we focused on building resilience by thinking about the relevance and impact of your creative work on the wider society. You can read it again here to jog Read More >
Following the launch of their Cultural Industries Action Plan back in March, I reached out to the Labour Party to discuss how Outdoor Arts can contribute to their Plan. I subsequently met with Read More >
Let’s talk about Resilience. There is a lot of campaigning going on with 2024 being a General Election year. Creative UK for example, launched their bold Manifesto: Our Creative Future. You can read Read More >
I’ve had the chance to connect with a range of members since I started my role as the Director of OAUK in mid February. It was very engaging to hear them talking so Read More >
Sho Shibata, OAUK Director, wrote the following piece about Local Authority Cuts for the Members Newsletter on Wed 6 Mar 2024. Since this piece, Arts Professional has created an impact survey to find Read More >
