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 >
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 >
The leading lights of Birmingham's creative sector have expressed dismay at council cuts, warning the city faces cultural deprivation. Local authority bosses published draft budget documents on Monday evening indicating how they would Read More >
Brighton Festival has announced its lineup - here are all the Outdoor Arts shows you shouldn't miss! Brighton Festival has unveiled their programme of more than 120 events across music, literature, theatre, comedy, Read More >
101 Outdoor Arts has announced the artists awarded their Seedbed Residency 2024. Seedbed is their funded programme of R&D residencies inviting artists to push the boundaries of work for the outdoors and in public Read More >
The OAUK Winter Webinar series is now available to book! This is a bespoke programme of online training for Outdoor Arts professionals covering producing, touring, bookings, sustainability and equality & diversity. Webinars are Read More >
the uncultured have created a new resource to help artists and freelances - a template for under 30k project grant applications. Go to their website to download the templates. About the uncultured We (Ashleigh Read More >
Circostrada has published their 'Diverse Body/ies in Contemporary Circus and Outdoor Arts'. This publication contains as well the “Circostrada Charter for Diversity”, which is the result of a nearly year-long collective process between Read More >
Arts Council England has announced a £1million in National Lottery funding over the next three years for GDIF’s sister project, Global Streets, which seeks to take similar world-class outdoor arts events and experiences Read More >
What is the survey for? This survey is part of a larger study by researchers at the University of Essex on behalf of Arts Council England. It aims to understand the working conditions Read More >
