Creative Scotland has commissioned Culture Radar to undertake a review of Fair Work, leadership, workforce and skills development across the arts, screen and creative industries in Scotland. The Review will take place between August 2021 and February 2022.
Creative Scotland, in collaboration with people and organisations from across the culture sector in Scotland, and with the support of Scottish Government, today launches a new initiative aimed at promoting the value that art and creativity contributes to all our lives.
Museum Galleries Scotland (MGS) is pleased to launch the Culture at COP website which aims to showcase all COP26 - related art, culture and heritage events.
Scottish Book Trust, the national charity transforming lives through reading and writing, has today announced the shortlist for the 2022 Bookbug Picture Book Prize.
Commissioned by ANGUSalive and the Angus Place Partnership at the outset of the pandemic, this new strategy sets out an exciting forward plan and additional support for Angus’ local culture and heritage sector as it emerges from lockdown.
Musicians, bands, artists and venues will be able to apply to a £750,000 Scottish Government fund to bring new and additional concerts to venues and festivals in Scotland next year.
Creative Scotland is delighted to partner with Arts in Education Recovery Group on our 2021 series of events - Positive Childhood Experiences and the Arts, Children and Young People as Collaborators and Co-researchers, and The Arts as an Essential Service.
