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 Read More >
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 Read More >
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 Read More >
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 Read More >
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 Read More >
OAUK visited Out There Festival in Great Yarmouth last week and ran networking and professional events for our members and sector delegates. Friday morning kicked off with OAUK Director Sho Shibata chairing a roundtable Read More >
Following 2023’s successful edition of IF: Milton Keynes International Festival, it has been honoured with the EFFE Label 2024/2025, recognising IF as one of Europe’s most remarkable festivals. This is the second time the 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 >
Out There Arts has received Capital Investment Funding from Arts Council England and Department for Culture, Media and Sport which will allow them to kit out The Ice House with seating, explore immersive projection Read More >
The Arts Council of Northern Ireland’s 10-year Strategic Plan provides the strategic direction for the development of the arts in Northern Ireland over the period 2024-34. Arts Council of Northern Ireland will Read More >
