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  • Case Study Case Study: DJ and Nicole from Corali Dance Company
    3 December 2015

    Case Study: DJ and Nicole from Corali Dance Company

    by Emily Steer Voice Team

    DJ and Nicole are both dancers with Corali Dance Company, a UK company who focus on performers with learning disabilities, pairing them with collaborators from the wider dance world, offering career development and training opportunities. Here we meet two of their dancers who have completed Arts Award, at Bronze and Silver.

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  • Feature Celebrate Arts Award’s first decade by choosing the best art!
    1 December 2015

    Celebrate Arts Award’s first decade by choosing the best art!

    by Emily Steer Voice Team

    We're celebrating Arts Award turning 10, and this December we want YOU to choose the best in the arts since 2005. Remember to add your email address when you vote, so we can add you to our prize draw to WIN A Hudl, £40 Theatre Tokens, an annual under-26 Art Pass OR £20 iTunes Voucher. We'll keep the polls open until 16th December and will announce the most popular moments between Christmas and New Year...get voting!

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  • Feature Top tip 8: Is that my reflection?
    23 November 2015

    Top tip 8: Is that my reflection?

    by Ashlee Brown Activist

    Tip: Make a plan, keep a diary, review on video, think. It's what Arts Award's about (as well as art). Enjoy watching Dom working out his strengths and weaknesses!

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  • Feature Top tip 6: My beautiful portfolio
    23 November 2015

    Top tip 6: My beautiful portfolio

    by Georgie Cubin Activist

    This is where you show off your wonderful work so get it going it from the off. Document everything as you go – or you'll miss out best bits! Your portfolio may come in handy for college or job interviews, so make sure you're proud! Take a look at Tom's Gold portfolio or Dan's Gold Blog or Corina's Bronze work experience blog.

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  • Feature Top tip 4: Remember the backstage boys (and girls)
    23 November 2015

    Top tip 4: Remember the backstage boys (and girls)

    by Jo Nead Contributor

    Check out the guys behind the art – techies, curators, website designers, marketeers…interesting work. Kolby thought so too – read his Gold opinion piece.

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  • Feature Top tip 3: Artists are wonderful
    23 November 2015

    Top tip 3: Artists are wonderful

    by Shannon Hay

    Find them, talk to them, work with them - get inspired across the arts. Great place to start is reading Voice interviews …and you'll find some artists already love Arts Award, check poet Holly McNIsh

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  • Feature Top tip 2: KISS
    23 November 2015

    Top tip 2: KISS

    by Joshua Gould Contributor

    Keep It Simple Stupid! Challenge yourself to do one creative thing - don't make life too complicated. Check out Voice's How to guides for straight-talking help.

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  • Feature Top tip 1: Love your art
    23 November 2015

    Top tip 1: Love your art

    by Neha Lakhanpaul Activist

    Choose an arts activity you really enjoy and you'll love doing your award too. Arts Award lets you decide what you do, so now's the time to get into some crazy art form no-one's heard of but you think is great. Maybe it's time to give yarn-bombing a go?

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  • Interview What goes on at? Takeover Day
    19 November 2015

    What goes on at? Takeover Day

    by Emily Steer Voice Team

    Takeover Day was set up by Kids in Museums to allow children the chance to experience 'meaningful roles, working alongside staff and volunteers to participate in the life of the museum'. Takeover Day 2015 is happening tomorrow, with arts institutions and platforms across the UK allowing over 5000 kids to get behind the wheel. We caught up with Project Administrator, Mikaela Webb to find out more.

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  • Opportunity Pebble Trust Brighton Fringe Awards
    12 November 2015 – 12 January 2016

    Pebble Trust Brighton Fringe Awards

    by Brighton Fringe

    For the sixth year running, The Pebble Trust is supporting Brighton Fringe participants by offering three bursaries to young people wishing to put on an event. This could be in any category.

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  • Opportunity Irene Mensah Brighton Fringe Bursary
    12 November 2015 – 12 January 2016

    Irene Mensah Brighton Fringe Bursary

    by Brighton Fringe

    ART:sync and urbanflo creative in conjunction with Brighton Fringe are very pleased to announce the 'Irene Mensah Artist Bursary' in honour of our dear friend and colleague who sadly passed away in 2013. Applications are invited for this very special award, which will be available for community artists based in Brighton & Hove who are participating in Brighton Fringe 2016.

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  • Opportunity The encoreinsure.com Brighton Fringe First Bursary Scheme
    12 November 2015 – 12 January 2016

    The encoreinsure.com Brighton Fringe First Bursary Scheme

    by Brighton Fringe

    5 FREE Brighton Fringe 2016 registrations to first time Brighton Fringe participants

    Encore Insure in conjunction with Brighton Fringe are very pleased to announce the encoreinsure.com Brighton Fringe First Bursary Scheme to reflect their support of Fringe performance and the creative zeal of new makers to produce fantastic work without extortionate budgets.

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  • Opportunity Think Big with 02 - Brighton Fringe Registration Bursary
    12 November 2015 – 12 January 2016

    Think Big with 02 - Brighton Fringe Registration Bursary

    by Brighton Fringe

    Brighton Fringe has hooked up with O2 Think Big to become an official Youth Partner. This means that if you are aged between 13- 25, you can apply for a Think Big fund to contribute to an event or project that will be included in Brighton Fringe.

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  • Blog Get Gold - a blog by Emrys
    5 November 2015

    Get Gold - a blog by Emrys

    by Emrys Green Voice Team

    A new blog by Arts Award Youth Network Project Manager, Emrys Green, sharing insights and ideas from his experience of doing and advising on Arts Award. Informal ramblings designed to give some useful information about how you can achieve your own Gold Arts Award.

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  • Blog Get Gold with the Arts Award Youth Network
    5 November 2015

    Get Gold with the Arts Award Youth Network

    by Emrys Green Voice Team

    If you read my first post, then you'll known that I have the privilege of managing the Arts Award Youth Network. We run events and activities to support young people interested in the arts and Arts Award.

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  • Blog Get Gold with a difference
    5 November 2015

    Get Gold with a difference

    by Emrys Green Voice Team

    Gold is about preparing you for the creative industries - in a way A levels don't often do (in my opinion). Keeping a broad cultural experience is exciting.

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  • Blog Get Gold by reaching out
    5 November 2015

    Get Gold by reaching out

    by Emrys Green Voice Team

    Outreach programmes and 'making art accessible' are not about belittling it, relying on 'amateur' work, or squeezing it into strange places.

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  • Review Bugsy Malone by Glenda
    3 November 2015

    Bugsy Malone by Glenda

    by Lucy Thornton

    Nightingale Class from Cambridge School went to the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith to see Bugsy Malone.

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