Arts World
Some thoughts and debates about the arts sector and culture in the wider world. This page is named after/for the inspiring Bob & Roberta Smith project “Make your own damn art world” – join us here to make one.
Read some of the thoughts and blogs we’ve shared about our arts world, and click here for blog posts about Jabberwocky Market Pop-Up Theatre Events and shows.
- Pop-Up Theatre Events In Your Community- worksheet, Aug 2021
- The right producing project for you, by Caroline Pearce, Feb 2021
- In Conversation about Our Line, Dec 2020
- Producer / Artist Toolkit, post by Caroline Pearce, Dec 2020
- Save The Arts, by Erin Walcon, July 2020
- An access response to ‘Twenty Theatres…’, by Pippa Stacey, June 2020
- Where I Am Now, by Ayla Huseyinoglu, June 2020
- Access is kindness, by Lisette Auton, May 2020
- Community & Collaboration by Leila d’Aronville, April 2020
- Failing Better podcast, 30 March 2020
- Failing Better with Paul James, 17 March 2020
- Failing Better with Nadia Iftkhar, 3 March 2020
- Failing Better with Stella Hall, 18 Feb 2020
- Failing Better podcast, 4 Feb 2020
- A festival or not : the evolution of Pop-Up Theatre Events, Aug 2019
- In Conversation: Mobility & Change, April 2019
- When Britain First marches…, by Caroline Williams, April 2019
- Never organise anything, ever… by Dave Windass, March 2019
- Great Access, by Kerami Roberts, March 2019
- BIG Little Gigs : The journey so far, by Sarah Wilson, Nov 2018
- Finding my future path, by Kirsten Yates, Nov 2018
- In Conversation: Room for More, Oct 2018
- Meet Kerami Roberts, Access Consultant, Sept 2018
- Orange Bin, by Jade Byrne, May 2018
- Work experience, by Alfreya Bell, June 2017
- In Conversation: Play, Oct 2017
- In Conversation: Truth & Compassion, Oct 2016
- A Mixed Bunch : On Audiences in ArtsProfessional, June 2016
- In Conversation: World Class, Oct 2015
- A return to Jabberwocky Market, by Stewart Pringle, Oct 2015
- In Conversation: Touring, April 2015
- Jabberwocky Market, by Andrew Latimer, April 2015
- In Conversation: On social conflict, Oct 2014
- Jabberwocky Market, by Stewart Pringle, Oct 2014
- Good Nights Out, by Maddy Costa, Oct 2014
- Intern check in, by Ella Tuck, May 2014
- Crowdfunding, by Alison Nicholson of Bowes Museum, April 2014
- In Conversation: the power of personal stories, March 2014
- My first multidisciplinary show, by Debbie Waistell, March 2014
- A new year, some new ideas, Jan 2014
- In Conversation: Epic in the Everyday, Oct 2013
- Jabberwocky Market is here, by Caroline Pearce, Sept 2013
- Jabberwocky Market is coming, by Stan Hodgson, Aug 2013
- Opportunity to intern or volunteer with Luxi, June 2013
- Student Placement, by Jasmine Devlin, May 2013
- Happy New Year from Luxi, Jan 2013
Consultancy
All our work starts with understanding our audiences, our communities, our artists, our places and our contexts, and helping to find the right balance to make your work easier, more effective and empowering you to get the results you want.
Our team provide Consultancy to individuals and organisations about Programming, Access, Producing (especially small scale projects and events) and so on.
Message us for a chat if you’d like to know how we can help bring our experience and expertise to help you save valuable time and money!
The Collaborative Touring Network was a major project we partnered on from 2012-2019 with Battersea Arts Centre, Strike a Light, E52 Hull, Doorstep Arts, Looping the Loop, plus Jumped Up Theatre, Lyrici Arts & Wigan Old Courts and if you’re interested in our arts world, this’ll be a portal for your curiosity.
