Culture Collective invites you to join us online on Wednesday 19th October for a live stream of our Culture Collective Showcase. As we reach the milestone of the first eighteen months of Culture Collective…
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What might experiences from community-rooted work around the world teach us about creative projects here in Scotland? For this, the third in our Culture Collective ‘International Perspectives’ series,…
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What might experiences from community-rooted work around the world teach us about creative projects here in Scotland? For this, the second in our Culture Collective ‘International Perspectives’…
Find out more about International Perspectives (2): MATERNAL FANTASIES→
What might experiences from community-rooted work around the world teach us about creative projects here in Scotland? For this, our first Culture Collective 'International Perspectives' event, we were…
Find out more about International Perspectives (1): Arte Moris→![[Images: A drawing of two people on a bright orange background, peppered with sketches of microphones, maps, walkie-talkies, pencils, telescopes and much more. From left to right, the first person holds a giant telescope to their eye, on the end of the telescope is a giant, blinking magnification of their eye. The second person sits in a wheelchair and looks out into the distance, a pair of binoculars around their neck. Above them in black, capitalised lettering, the text reads: "Future Culture"]](/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Future-Culture-Podcast-Image-3000x3000-2-1024x1024.gif)
Future Culture podcast host Morvern Cunningham in conversation with some of the freshest voices in Scottish culture today. As part of the new podcast series exploring what lies ahead for Scotland’s…
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How does the geographic diversity of our villages, towns and cities influence our experience of community and creativity, and how might those differences be reflected in the emergence of distinctive creative…
Find out more about LOCATE: Scotland’s places→
Considering the experiences of working in multilingual communities, prioritising minoritised languages, and embracing languages other than English as a vibrant influence in our community and creative lives.…
Find out more about BROADCAST: Scotland’s languages→
How are projects that put artists and creative freelancers at their heart exploring different models of recruitment, governance, leadership and working practices? Culture Collective has support for…
Find out more about SPOTLIGHT: Creative freelancers→
Who is typically excluded from formal creative or community projects? What does it mean to take up space, be seen, be heard? In this event we connected with people and projects whose voices don't typically…
Find out more about AMPLIFY: Minoritised voices→
Exploring the role of creativity in our health and wellbeing, including projects working with those most affected by the pandemic. We invited people to join us online to explore the role of creativity…
Find out more about NOURISH: Health and wellbeing→
What might a locally-led, place-specific experience of climate change add to the response to the climate emergency, and how might creative projects make a difference in our thinking about the future?…
Find out more about ACT: Environment and climate→