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Helps build communities by developing creative partnerships between business and the arts. http://www.aandb.org.uk/ |
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Charitable Trust dedicated to providing local people in rural areas with the opportunity to choose and promote professional arts events. http://www.artsalive.co.uk/ |
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Searchable list of members with details of courses, qualifications and publications. http://www.bipp.com/ |
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Information on projects, special events, news and facilities. Located in Wales. http://www.carad.org.uk/ |
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Promoting the arts in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. http://www.hi-arts.co.uk/ |
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The central clearinghouse in Scotland for enquiries about international opportunities in the arts and culture. http://www.icd.org.uk/ |
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Supporting and promoting outstanding talent, innovation and creativity in individuals and groups. http://www.nesta.org.uk/ |
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Members include artitsts, illustrators, writers and musicians that aim ito promote the group as a whole and work on local commissions, as well as developing community projects. http://www.quicksand.org.uk/ |
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Supporting and promoting the arts in Northern Ireland. http://www.artscouncil-ni.org/ |
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Grant-giving arts foundation with a particular interest in supporting children, young people and society's most vulnerable individuals. http://www.cloreduffield.org.uk/ |
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Founded by a group of artists in 1872. Membership includes painters, sculptors, musicians, writers ร including novelists, journalists, poets and playwright, architects, fashion designers and others involved in creative professions. http://www.scottishartsclub.co.uk/ |
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Supports innovation in arts practice, policy and management by giving arts awards to people from Lincolnshire and Humberside. http://www.sthughsfoundation.co.uk/ |
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A marketing consortium of arts organizations, works in partnership on projects with local authority arts departments, the tourism sector and economic initiative bodies in Merseyside, UK. http://www.merseyworld.com/ |
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Collaboration between the British Council Wales and the Arts Council of Wales to raise the profile of the arts. Includes information on art coming into the Principality and developed with it. http://www.wai.org.uk/ |
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Projects, partners and philosophy provided. http://www.communityartswalsall.org/ |
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