Artswork’s Annual Review 2017/18
A review of our work from across
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Date Created: 1st Apr 2019
Tag: For 15 – 25 yrs
Making Waves: Christiane’s journey to becoming a photographer, writer, poet, knitter and designer
Aspiring multimedia artist and Artswork Creative Enterprise Programme participant Christiane shares how her creativity has helped keep her healthy on
Date Created: 7th Feb 2019
Have your donation doubled in the 2018 Big Give Christmas Challenge! Begins 12pm, 27th November
This year's Big Give Christmas Challenge takes place from 12pm on Tuesday 27th November until 12pm Tuesday 4th December. We are raising money for
Date Created: 27th Nov 2018
BFI Film Academy Residentials 2019 now open for applications from 16-19 year olds!
Don’t miss out on these residential courses which are a great, one-off opportunity to help you navigate your way into the film industry. Lasting
Date Created: 13th Nov 2018
The Journey So Far… Apprentice Meg talks about her experiences
Artsmark and Arts Award Apprentice Meg reflects on the essential skills she has developed on her apprenticeship journey as well as the opportunities
Date Created: 25th Sep 2018
British Values
Since 2014, skills and education providers have been required to actively promote the 'British Values' in work with children and young people.The
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Date Created: 23rd Jul 2018
Government announces national ‘youth integration’ network
A national network of youth integration champions is to be established as part of government efforts to give young people from diverse backgrounds
Date Created: 17th Jul 2018
Musician Louse Jordan talks about songwriting as a tool for working with young people and bringing the past to life
"As a folk singer and songwriter, I am interested in cultural memory and the way stories are passed down through the ‘oral tradition’. Since
Date Created: 25th Jun 2018
Free creative workshops for 16-25 year-olds in Hampshire
16- 25? Want to find out about working in creative industries? Interested in trying different art forms on for size? Make new friends through fun,
Date Created: 1st Jun 2018
Making the Future A Brighter Place for learning-disabled young people
Back in 2016, we launched our Arts Award Festival Investment scheme. We put a call-out offering our support to organisations with the capacity to
Date Created: 15th May 2018
Tate drops ticket prices for young people and seeks trustee to represent 16-25s
Tate is to appoint its first trustee to represent the interests of people aged 16-25. The idea is to bring the next generation into the highest level
Date Created: 18th Apr 2018
Linking Creativity to Wellbeing: Take the Great British Creativity Test!
Singing in the shower or painting a picture makes you feel good, right? Scientists want to better understand just why getting creative
Date Created: 21st Mar 2018
SAHWing into STEAM with the SE Arts Award Leadership Network
Earlier this month, the John Hansard Gallery hosted an Arts Award Leadership Network event in its new gallery space in Southampton city centre (as
Date Created: 20th Mar 2018
Lisa gives us an insight into her apprenticeship experience with Aspex Gallery #NAW2018 #WorksForMe
As part of our National Apprenticeship Week 2018 celebrations we asked Lisa what makes an apprenticeship work for her, and to share some thoughts on
Date Created: 9th Mar 2018
Discovering Oska Bright
Run by Brighton-based charity Carousel, Oska Bright is the original international festival of short films made by people with learning disabilities.
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Date Created: 28th Feb 2018
Department for Doing Nothing host drop-in at new Studio 144 complex in Southampton
On 20th February, the Department for Doing Nothing (DfDN) hosted a drop-in workshop in Southampton’s newly opened Studio 144 complex, home to the
Date Created: 26th Feb 2018
Zombies, injuries and eyeliner! Desiree tells us about a traumatic day in the Artswork office…
*WARNING: This article contains images of a graphic nature - no young people were harmed in the making of this workshop. Creativity Plus
Date Created: 31st Oct 2017
Heritage apprentice Anna gives us an insight into her time at Dorset History Centre
As part of her Level 3 Creative Apprenticeship Anna is working at three partner sites across Dorset; The Priest’s House Museum & Garden, Dorset
Date Created: 17th Oct 2017
#NAW2016 The most important thing I’ve learnt in the last couple of years is that if it’s not okay, it’s not the end, says Creative Apprentice, Olivia Clarke.
Time seems to move so quickly in the last year of college that you end up not being entirely sure what you did for half of it. Everyone is talking
Date Created: 16th Oct 2017
Past Future Jobs Fund Participant, Rachel, supports a new wave of young creatives!
I have been working at City Eye in Projects and Administration for over 5 years. I first applied for a role with City Eye through the job centre as
Date Created: 16th Oct 2017