Blog

In the next in our series of blogs about the contribution of culture under lockdown, Alexandra Brierley from the Southbank Centre in London discusses how the organisation is reaching those without access to digital technologies, to keep the nation creative and connected.

Our CEO Darren Henley blogs on the Black Lives Matter movement, and diversity within the arts and culture sector in England.

Since lockdown began, we've been focusing on doing what we can to support you in the immediate future. Now that we're moving into a new phase of response to the Covid-19 crisis, our CEO Darren Henley has outlined what we think comes next and how we're planning to support the longer-term recovery of culture and creativity.

To mark both Creativity and Wellbeing Week and Mental Health Awareness Week, John McMahon (our lead for arts and health at the Arts Council) kicks off a series of blogs about the contribution of culture under lockdown.

Our CEO, Darren Henley, writes about what comes next for culture and creativity in England, as we emerge from the initial shock of the Covid-19 emergency and look to the future.

Graeme Calvert is our Senior Officer, Training & Advice based in Manchester – and you might recognise him from the videos helping applicants with our Emergency Response Funds. Before lockdown, he shared what his role involves, his stint living in a shipping container and his interest in VR…

Sue Williamson, our Director, Libraries, tells us how public libraries are helping in their communities during lockdown

Our Chief Executive Darren Henley blogs about the launch of our Emergency Response Funding for National Portfolio Organisations and Creative People and Places consortia. This is the third and final Emergency Response Fund we are launching to help people and organisations in arts and culture tackle the Covid-19 crisis.