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Five questions with… Onyi Nwabineli, Founder of Black Pens
By Arts Council England, , 3 minute readBlack Pens is a writing retreat for Black womxn supported through our National Lottery Project Grants programme.
Finishing a creative arts degree can feel like a bittersweet moment and knowing where to start or continue your practice may seem like a daunting task. This is where we can come in!
As we publish our Environmental Action Plan for 2022-24, our Environmental Responsibility team reflect on our environmental journey so far and what we’re doing next.
Celebrating ten years of our Creative People and Places programme.
To mark World Autism Acceptance Week (28 March – 3 April), two members of our team, Natalie Bradbury, Relationship Manager, Diversity, and Peter Heslip (Director, Visual Arts and Brighton, caught up to reflect on their own experiences.
Brixton Chamber Orchestra is a versatile group of classically-trained musicians on a mission to deliver fantastic orchestral experiences for the people of Brixton, South London.
This year's Commonwealth Games is just around the corner, but the Birmingham 2022 Festival, supported by Arts Council England through National Lottery funding, is already in full swing.
Our CEO Dr Darren Henley CBE responds to the National Plan for Music Education.