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News, articles and blogs about Future Arts Centres and our projects
Future Arts Centres publishes its first book
Tactics for the Tightrope by Mark Robinson is for arts professionals, freelance workers, artists, board members and anyone who would like to learn how best to connect, collaborate and multiply the voices of creative communities.
Future Arts Centres response to Government announcement of arts funding support
Gavin Barlow and Annabel Turpin, co-chairs of Future Arts Centres, comment on Government announcement
Media coverage for Future Arts Centres campaign for recovery
Our campaign for government support to enable arts centres to reopen and continue their vital work has been covered in a number of articles
Arts centres and organisations will be essential to post-Covid recovery
Future Arts Centres is proposing a range of measures that will kickstart the cultural sector and revive communities across Britain
Evidence submitted to DCMS Inquiry into impact of COVID-19
Future Arts Centres has submitted written evidence to the DCMS Inquiry into the impact of COVID-19.
Welcome to the new Future Arts Centres website
As we launch a new website in such difficult times, it is important to reflect not only on what has changed but also what needs to change in the future…
The Home
As part of Future Arts Centres’ Global-Vision project (2016-19), The Albany and ARC Stockton commissioned The Home, with our international partners Saitama Theatre in Tokyo
The Little Prince
As part of Future Arts Centres’ Global-Vision project (2016-19), Stratford Circus Arts Centre, The Albany, Z-arts and Warwick Arts Centres co-commissioned a new adaptation of The Little Prince for family audiences alongside international partner ASU Gammage in Arizona, USA.
The Guggenheim effect is all very well – but every city needs culture
“To create a real sense of place, people must be able to look at gallery walls and see themselves.”
Gavin Barlow and Annabel Turpin in CityMetric
Local arts centres’ role in English cultural identity to be championed in nationwide celebration
Annabel Turpin says Here and Now will strive to represent the whole of England – the Stage
For our communities to have hope, they need a voice beyond politics
“In the aftermath of the general election, one story has been told again and again: towns across the UK – […]