Arts Award on Voice

The year is 2020. A global pandemic has closed all schools, museums and theatres, buildings and venues. Only two things stand between you and achieving your Gold Arts Award. A stable internet connection, and your cat sitting on your keyboard.

We recently took part in a webinar for Advisers about running Arts Award remotely – particularly in these times of limited contact. Here are some tips to support you in delivering or achieving an Arts Award.

Maryam Bibi, Hareth Alshaban, Maisoun Namoura Alaa Eldin, Ulmeet Kaur, Andis Kaupelis, Azimun Abdar Begum, Hajra Bibi and Kristyna Vavrova from Alhambra Theatre are celebrated by Trinity for a Special Mention in Arts Award. 

Lucy is celebrated by Trinity for Artistic Achievement in her Arts Award.

Orla is celebrated by Trinity for Creativity in Arts Award.

Heather is celebrated by Trinity for Leadership in Arts Award.

Rachel is celebrated by Trinity for Progress in Arts Award. 

James is celebrated by Trinity for Progress in Arts Award.

From photography to street-art and paintings that challenge the norm, we’re taking a look at the most provocative visual art of the last decade.

Rowan is celebrated in the TrinityTalent | Class of 2018 for Creativity and Progress

Reviewing is a skill, it’s also an honour. Artists let you in to their show, event or space in order to tell the world what you thought. An objective yet critical view is important - but it doesn’t give you any right to disrupt it or make anyone uncomfortable.

Thinking of using art and creativity to make the world a better place? Here are a few tips from Danny of BP or Not BP? to get you started.