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ALT Image of two dancers in high-vis jackets in Stockton-on-Tees. Heading in cream text with pink background: Calling all arts photographers! Subtitle: We’re looking for the people who document the arts in the UK through photography
ALT Yellow and red poster advertising an event. Title: What's next for the arts in schools? Subtitle: An Arts and Minds policy discussion. Body: Join leading lights from major cultural institutions, education, civil society and creative industries for policy discussions, panel events, keynote speeches, performances from young people. Date is Monday 27 April, time is 10am to 1pm followed by lunch, location is Cecil Sharp House, 2 Regent's Park Road, London NW1 7AY. Logos for the English Folk Dance & Song Society, and Arts and Minds.
ALT Handwritten 8,478 number in pink marker on background of lighting equipment on Strictly Come Dancing.
ALT White and pink text on background of two dancers on Strictly Come Dancing: The Government wants “ambitious commercial options” for the BBC. We want something bolder.
ALT White text on purple background with two dancers on Strictly Come Dancing: The BBC has a unique role in UK arts and culture. This review is a rare opportunity to renew & reinforce that role for the next decade. 🔗 Use CFTA’s consultation tool to help make your voice heard & your views count.
ALT 7 headshots on purple background with Scottish Parliament building inlay. Headshots: Angus Robertson, Scottish National Party (white man with silvery-blonde short hair and facial hair); Euan Davidson, Scottish Liberal Democrats (white man with short dark hair and glasses by the sea); Malcolm Offord, Reform UK Scotland (white man with glasses and slicked white hair, in a blue suit); Murdo Fraser, Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party (white man with short dark hair with a backdrop of hills); Neil Bibby, Scottish Labour (white man with short dark hair with a city backdrop); Q Manivannan, Scottish Green Party (Tamil person with long dark hair and a purple collarless shirt); in centre, Halla Mohiedeen, Chair (Lebanese-Scottish woman with medium-length dark hair pictured in a television studio).
ALT 7 headshots on purple background with Scottish Parliament building inlay. Headshots: Angus Robertson, Scottish National Party (white man with silvery-blonde short hair and facial hair); Euan Davidson, Scottish Liberal Democrats (white man with short dark hair and glasses by the sea); Malcolm Offord, Reform UK Scotland (white man with glasses and slicked white hair, in a blue suit); Murdo Fraser, Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party (white man with short dark hair with a backdrop of hills); Neil Bibby, Scottish Labour (white man with short dark hair with a city backdrop); Q Manivannan, Scottish Green Party (Tamil person with long dark hair and a purple collarless shirt); in centre, Halla Mohiedeen, Chair (Lebanese-Scottish woman with medium-length dark hair pictured in a television studio).
ALT Purple text on pink background. Text: The Campaign for the Arts is staunchly non-partisan. We’ll always advocate for the arts, and never for any particular party or candidate. Captions and BSL interpretation available. Organised in partnership with: Logos for Culture Counts, Federation of Scottish Theatre, Scottish Contemporary Art Network, Festivals Edinburgh, Equal Media & Culture Centre and the Campaign for the Arts.