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The Arts Council wants to nurture that innovation, which is why we invest in several initiatives that help artists to work with the newest technology.
Photo by Dancing Shadows - Kaleider © Seth Honnor1Booktrust’s Chief Executive tells us what books mean to them and why they’re so important for our children’s future.
Photo by Booktrust2Darren Henley, our Chief Executive, with an investment update and our 2024 priorities.
Photo by Logo © Arts Council England.1What happens when you bring together more than a hundred teenage musicians for a one-off orchestral performance? We joined the National Youth Orchestra for a special day of music-making activities.
Photo by ©NYOGB2Pantomime season is more than just a theatrical tradition. It’s a cultural phenomenon that weaves its magic through communities across the country. In doing so, it fosters a love for creativity and culture in people of all ages and backgrounds.
Photo by The Scouse Dick Whittington at Liverpool's Royal Court © Jason Roberts Photography.5- Blog category
Eastbourne - making the most of increased Arts Council England Investment
By Hazel Edwards,South East Area Director, Hazel Edwards reflects on the amazing year Eastbourne has been having for art and culture.
Photo by Lothar Götz, Dance Diagonal, 2019. Brewers Towner Commission, Towner Eastbourne. Photo by Eva Eastman.6 Claire Mera-Nelson explores the Arts Council's support for grassroots music and the launch of further funding thanks to DCMS.
Photo by Logo © Arts Council England.1We spoke to Heather Coultard to find out more about Connecting Stories and why literacy is so important for everyone.
Photo by National Literacy Trust7
