Building a bridge
Suddenly, we are there. In the next six months, a series of performances will test everything we have imagined, planned, organised and created. There are dates. There will be audiences
How participation won, and why it matters
Suddenly, we are there. In the next six months, a series of performances will test everything we have imagined, planned, organised and created. There are dates. There will be audiences
In the previous post, I outlined a range of resources that professional artists can draw on in their work, including
The POLIN Choir is an ambitious and sustained initiative to develop the relationship between a new museum and the community in which it stands.
In the heart of midwinter, people in Kaunas shared their community opera as a work in progress, a 40 minute celebration of
The end of Welfare State Ulverston is a country town a mile or two from Morecambe Bay, in North West
My early steps in community art In 1982, I got a job as a community arts worker on a council
The Lawnmowers are a theatre company run by and for people with learning disabilities. Founded in 1986 by Them Wifies,
What is community art and where is it going? Whether you call it community art, participatory art or something else