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Blog
19 September 2018What Will a No-Deal Brexit Actually Look Like for the UK Dance Industry?
View BlogWith just over six months to go until Brexit meets its deadline, growing concerns are accumulating in the creative sector. But what does a no-deal - or bad deal - Brexit mean for the UK's dance industry?
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Blog
12 September 2018Interview with Norwich Pride
View BlogNorwich Pride celebrated its 10th anniversary this year and we spoke to Nick O'Brien, who helped start it. This interview was conducted at the end of July.
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Blog
13 August 2018History I know
View BlogSo many of you want me to tell you more about art and history and how I connect with the image the models and the full scale well I tell you in this blog.
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Opportunity
21 July 2018Artsdepot TogetherFest Saturday 21st July
View OpportunityJoin Artsdepot at TogetherFest on Saturday 21st July for some exciting performances from young poets, rappers, and entrepreneurs.
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Case Study
18 July 2018Lily Doolin, Silver Arts Award
View Case StudyWe catch up with Lily Doolin who's participating in her Silver Arts Award, making and decorating unicorns out of cake, clay and mosaic!
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Opportunity
18 July 2018 – 26 September 2018Young Volunteer Project at London Transport Museum - July - September 2018
View OpportunityAged 18-25 and interested in museums and creative learning?
We want your innovation, passion and ideas to help us develop, create and deliver family activities for our September Acton Depot Open Weekend. -
Event
9 June 2018What Next? CFT Apprentice Arts Network
View EventCurrent and recent creative arts apprentices across the South are invited to ask 'What Next?'
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How-to Guide
17 April 2018Top tips for running an arts workshop
View How-to GuideWe hear from Genevieve Rudd, Youth Engagement Officer of Creative Collisions about how to run successful arts skills sharing workshops and what to do when it doesn't go to plan.
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Event
20 April 2018THE BIG ARTS & EDUCATION DEBATE
View EventJoin leading figures from UK theatre and education to debate the urgent issue of creative arts provision in schools.
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Blog
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Event
30 July 2018 – 1 August 2018Young Musicians' Summer School 2018
View EventCreate your own Summer School at Trinity Laban! With many different activities over three days, you can pick and mix workshops or opt for a 3 day-long course.
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Case Study
6 February 2018Olivia Rodgers, Bronze Arts Award achiever
View Case StudyWe speak to some of the young people who attend the National Saturday Art & Design Club hosted in partnership by Time & Tide Museum and East Coast College, Great Yarmouth
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Blog
24 October 2017Can you read too much into art?
View BlogIf you've ever been the person blankly looking at your textbook puzzling how to connect a dying lamb to the death of innocence, you're in the right place.
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Event
29 November 2017Meeting in The Middle
View EventThe Argument for inclusion and integration in Youth Arts
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Opportunity
1 August 2017 – 1 October 2017Summer Sessions: Paper Cutting & Manipulation with Clare Pentlow
View OpportunitySummer Sessions skills workshop at The National Centre for Craft and Design in Sleaford Lincolnshire
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Event
26 July 2017Crafts Council - Young People's Meeting July
View EventAged 16 – 25 and interested in craft and making?
Join the Crafts Council at our next young people's group meeting! Hear all about our national campaign Craft Club and have a go at one of our craft tutorials designed by professional makers.
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Blog
1 July 2017Is Art as important as academic subjects?
View BlogWhat are the Arts? What are academics? And why is there a division between two respectively creative fields?
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Blog
7 June 2017Does the performing arts have to break the bank?
View BlogAs someone who's only form of training being from a high school, I feel passionate about the fact that making it in the business shouldn't be about how much money you have. Money doesn't equal talent but to pay for higher education it doesn't matter ho talented you are if you don't have the money to pay for it, you are not getting in. I feel passionate about getting underprivileged kids into the performing arts, but what's the point if they can afford to take their talent into a career.
