MEMBERS OF THE 2012 ARTS NETWORK - COMMUNITY & VOLUNTARY GROUPS
ARTS CONNECTION
www.artsconnection.org.uk
Arts Connection is a community arts organisation based in Llanfyllin, Mid-Wales and serving North Powys communities. They offer large and small scale arts projects to children, youth, people with learning differences, older people and communities in general.
Contact: Siân Walters, Project Officer on 01691 648929 or by email on sian@artsconnection.org.uk
B ARTS
www.pandaemonium.biz
Based in North Staffordshire but working across the whole of the UK and parts of Europe and beyond, our work is a mixture of self-generated projects, commissions and contract work. Partners include voluntary and informal groups and statutory bodies. Though patterns of work emerge, each project is unique and the work is always changing. They make lantern processions, videos, theatre, books and banners. We work with elders, parents, children and refugees. They drum, paint, sing, talk and design. They make memories and shared experiences as much as we create events.
Contact: Angela Tawn on 01782 717326 or by email on angelatawn@pandaemonium.biz
CORRIDOR ARTS
www.corridorarts.co.uk
Corridor Arts is an arts programming and commissioning organisation based in Barnsley, South Yorkshire.
They deliver high quality arts experiences and learning opportunities within Barnsley borough and beyond. Their mission is to invigorate Barnsley and provide a wide variety of quality arts and cultural events for all.
Contact: Fran Smith, Projects Manager on 01226 771088 or by email on fran@corridorarts.co.uk
CRAWLEY ARTS SERVICE
www.crawley.gov.uk
Crawley Arts Service is a department of Crawley Borough Council.
Our services include, The Hawth Theatre, Community Arts and Promotions Departments which host festivals and events around the Borough including The Crawley Folk Festival, Circus Festival and International Mela.
Contact: Carolyn Murphy by email on carolyn.murphy@crawley.gov.uk
THE CUMBRIAN NETWORK
www.thecumbrianetwork.co.uk
The Network supports artistic activity in Cumbria and helps raise the level of professional practice through events, debate, symposia, visits and exchanges, ideas and skills swapping and the nurturing of artist-led projects. The Network also enables organisations and individuals to locate artists for commissions and projects.
Contact: Kate Brundett on 01931 714070 or by email on post@thecumbrianetwork.co.uk
ENGAGE
www.engage.org
Engage is a leading international association for gallery educators, artist educators and other arts and education professionals, with a growing membership around the world: a powerful network working face-to-face with many millions of gallery visitors.
Contact: 020 7490 4690 or by email on info@engage.org
ENGLISH NATIONAL YOUTH ARTS NETWORK
www.enyan.co.uk
ENYAN aims to raise the profile of youth arts locally, regionally, nationally and internationally and to give the sector a greater voice. It is delivered by Artswork, the national youth arts development agency and part funded by Arts Council England South East.
Contact: Anna Rubycz, ENYAN Development Manager by email on enyan@artswork.org.uk
LIVERPOOL COMMUNITY NETWORK
www.liverpool-community.org.uk
Liverpool Community Network supports and promotes partnership working between Liverpool's voluntary, community and faith sectors and the member organisations of the Liverpool Partnership Group.
Contact: Jacqui Lee, Arts and Culture Network Facilitator on 0151 236 7728 or by email on Jacqui.lee@lcvs.org.uk
VOLUNTARY ARTS NETWORK
www.voluntaryarts.org
The Voluntary Arts Network (VAN) is the development agency for the voluntary arts. They promote participation in the arts and crafts across the UK and ROI, and increasingly in Europe, recognising that they are a key part of our culture and are absolutely vital to our health, social and economic development.
Contact: Robin Simpson, CEO, on info@voluntaryarts.org
West Midlands Regional Observatory
www.wmro.org
Website providing a complete single point of access to data, information and intelligence about the West Midlands region. Contains a lot of useful links and research regarding 2012.
Contact: Gavin Wray, Web & Data Officer on 0121 202 3252 or email enquiries@wmro.org
WORLD BEATERS
www.worldbeaters.co.uk
World Beaters brings world culture to the heart of early learning. Their hands-on approach enables children to discover the vibrance of everyday life around the world using traditional instruments, songs, foods, costumes and crafts.
Contact: Sophie or Lydia on 0207 503 0394 or by email on wb@defoe.globalnet.co.uk |
