Sector Strategy Press

October 2026

Culture Policy: A View from the Outdoor Arts Sector (for Arts Professional)

2026-10-16T11:53:48+01:00

In keeping with the theme of the conference, OAUK Director Sho Shibata writes for Arts Professional arguing for the role of outdoor arts in helping more people engage with culture and contribute to Read More >

Culture Policy: A View from the Outdoor Arts Sector (for Arts Professional)2026-10-16T11:53:48+01:00

July 2026

Turning Celebration into Belonging (Arts Professional)

2026-07-29T15:37:33+01:00

Read our Director Sho Shibata's latest article for Arts Professional about turning celebration into belonging and how impact requires long-term planning. Drawing on interviews with Glasgow’s Commonwealth Games organisers, he explores how collaboration Read More >

Turning Celebration into Belonging (Arts Professional)2026-07-29T15:37:33+01:00

Outdoor Arts: Moments of Joy and Belonging (Arts Professional)

2026-07-29T15:33:46+01:00

A new article written for Arts Professional by Ralph Kennedy, CEO of Without Walls, explores how outdoor arts continue to create vital “moments of joy and belonging” for communities across the UK. The Read More >

Outdoor Arts: Moments of Joy and Belonging (Arts Professional)2026-07-29T15:33:46+01:00

May 2026

Open House: Sector Strategy Featured in Taitmail from Arts Industry

2026-05-29T09:38:51+01:00

‘In the steps of the Creative Industries Foundation, outdoor arts advocates have decided to get political.’ Thank you Simon Tait for this fantastic commentary piece for Arts Industry. His reading of the Outdoor Read More >

Open House: Sector Strategy Featured in Taitmail from Arts Industry2026-05-29T09:38:51+01:00

Framework Calls for Greater Recognition for Outdoor Arts (Arts Professional Article)

2026-05-29T09:39:55+01:00

We’re pleased to see Arts Professional spotlighting the Outdoor Arts Sector Strategy, “Wherever You Are, Whoever You Are, The Arts Are Yours: A Strategy for Joy and Belonging.” Commissioned by OutdoorArtsUK, Without Walls Read More >

Framework Calls for Greater Recognition for Outdoor Arts (Arts Professional Article)2026-05-29T09:39:55+01:00
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