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East Lindsey & Boston: A Cultural Framework for Renewal
This Cultural Framework for Boston and East Lindsey is commissioned by the South and East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership. It is supported by Arts Council England and project managed by Magna Vitae. It is undertaken by Tom Fleming Creative Consultancy.
This sets out core themes and a set of strategic priorities for culture to drive renewal in this distinctive, compelling and culturally rich part of Lincolnshire. It focuses on long-term impact and provides an action plan for the next 3 years 2022-2025.
Make Yourself at Home Case Study
Make Yourself at Home was a research project delivered in 2021 by creative practitioners Laura Mabbutt and Kathleen Smith under the collaborative name ‘Making Up Your Street’. The project was funded by Arts Council England with support from Right Up Our Street and worked in collaboration with Transported Art and Evergreen Care Trust. The project looked into effective ways to work remotely with people using craft based activities to offer opportunities to be creative at home and aid wellbeing. It offered bespoke craft kits to participants after an initial consultation of the person’s likes, strengths and preferred activity as well as preferred methods and formats for learning. The project worked with 20 participants over 6 months and delivered 3 x designed craft kits to each of those participants
during that time. The research from the project is made available for others to learn from in the form of this case study.
ACE: The Economic Spillover of Creative People and Places
We are so pleased to be a part of this Arts Council England case study report of five Creative People and Places organisations.
These five case studies show how, in some places, developing arts and cultural engagement through Creative People and Places has also had a spillover economic benefit.
Wavehill: Arts and Place Shaping – Evidence Review
As councils start to explore new regeneration schemes and respond to the challenges of so many empty shops on the high street, this useful report by Arts Council into the importance of Art and Creativity in leading regeneration is essential reading.
ACE Covid-19 Emergency Fund for Individuals
The Cultural Learning – Evidence Champion’s Handbook
Creative People and Places Cultural Ecology Report
The team had the pleasure of meeting Jonathon Gross, one half of the writers behind this paper on CPP cultural ecology; ‘Creating the Environment: The cultural eco-systems of Creative People and Places’.
As a CPP organisation, we feel it’s important to consider our place in the community, and how we achieve impact in the places that we serve. This paper examines some of the deeper questions we could consider to broaden our understanding of our place and our own ecology’s value.
Active Citizens Annual Report 2017-18
PEARL – Discover: Issue 3
Read the reflection our CREATE-on project that was created to bring the benefit of arts participation at home during the pandemic in this issue of Discover, PEARL’s publication.
The University of Lincoln’s dedicated Public Engagement team, PEARL offers support for staff and students in engaging wider
publics with research through funding, resources, training, guidance, recognition, and building visibility and connections that
enhance awareness and capacity to do public engagement with research (PER) at Lincoln. PEARL is led by Professor Carenza
Lewis (Professor for the Public Understanding of Research) and Dr Matt Young (PEARL Public Engagement Manager).
The Imagination Museum: Mayflower 400
The Imagination Museum: Mayflower 400 project was a multi-sited dance heritage project devised and delivered by Made By Katie Green with funding through Arts Council England’s Strategic Touring scheme. Along with Pilgrim Roots and multiple other organisations, the project was delivered in partnership with Transported. Working with Clearcut to bring together their findings from the project, you can take a first look at these in the project evaluation.
