Annual Review 2018/19
This report is our fifth Annual Review of Performance and refers to the financial year 2018/19.
It illustrates the wide range of work delivered by artists, creative practitioners and organisations across Scotland supported by our funding. It also explains our own ongoing organisational development work to strengthen our support for the arts, screen and creative industries.
The Review draws on data provided by the organisations and projects that we fund and provides headline analysis which we hope will be useful to everyone working in the cultural and creative industries sectors.
We produce a Review every year to accompany our Annual Report, Accounts and National Lottery Accounts for the same period.
Download
View and download the Annual Review of Performance 2018/19 in PDF format.
Project Profiles
We’ve gathered together a selection of short profiles from 2018/19 to highlight some of the key projects and activities delivered by individuals and organisations, linked to our ambitions:
Underpinning all our work is a strong commitment to the importance of creativity to the lives of the people of Scotland and this is supported through communications activity under the banner of #CreativityMatters.
In 2018/19, a number of projects showed excellence and experimentation across the arts, screen and creative industries, with diverse high quality artistic and creative work produced and developed across Scotland. Here's just a few examples.
We are committed to increasing the quantity and quality of opportunities for people of all ages to experience and learn from, the arts, screen and creative industries, wherever they are in Scotland. Here's some of the 2018/19 projects which contributed to that ambition.
In 2018/19 we worked to ensure that places and quality of life are transformed through imagination, ambition and an understanding of the potential of creativity. Read about a few of these projects.
Profiles of a few of the many 2018/19 projects that brought ideas to life by a diverse, skilled and connected leadership and workforce that is more confident, knowledgeable and connected, helping to develop more sustainable business models.
Examples of creative individuals and organisations that we supported in 2018/19, who are operating in a broader national and international context, helping to make Scotland a distinctive creative nation connected to the world.
