July 16: Thanks to ARCTIC PIRANHA it finally feels like summer! The planning group chose the theme of Summer Nights for our latest club night so we went all out for summer in the décor!
July 2016: So the 44th day of 45 Days to Find my Way came around. Our wonderful young people were so excited to share their final piece with a live audience in the theatre at ARC.
May 2016: Through Cultural Shift, ARC and Little Cog’s partnership has meant new opportunities for disabled artists and companies to be supported to develop work at ARC.
April 2016: After the huge success of Pauline Heath’s residency with us in September and October last year we were really excited to hold an open call for the next residency opportunity.
April 2016: After the success of the first Club Night, Arctic Piranha, and its ‘Snow and Ice’ theme, the planning group wanted to go for something completely different this time.
January 2016: The brilliant thing about Cultural Shift happening at ARC is that we were all clear that it was to be an artistic project from the outset.
November 2015: In the busy world of Cultural Shift we have brought disabled people together to plan our first club night, due to take place on Sat 5 Dec.
October 2015: 45 Days to Find My Way is a year-long project with 11 young disabled people exploring identity, personal ambition and achieving goals through the arts.
September 2015: September presented me with an opportunity to work with the amazing sound artist and director Peader Kirk and artist and activist Gigi Argyropoulou, who were in residence at ARC.
July 2015: It was so very difficult to keep it to ourselves when we heard we had been successful in our application to the Challenge Fund at Spirit of 2012 Trust.
