Resources tagged with creative



Building creative capital through the arts and cultural education

This paper by Dr Dennie Palmer Wolf and Dr Steven Holochwost from US cultural consultancy WolfBrown draws on new understandings of creativity, as well as a number of WolfBrown projects, to suggest that a focus on building creative capital is a powerful way to think about planning for, executing, and measuring the impact of the … Read more

Questions & Dancers: Making new work for young people

The Questions & Dancers project offered emerging choreographers the chance to work with young people in the making of new work whilst engaging dance experience to young audiences. The project was created for eight to eleven year-old children and their families and presented by The Place, Sadler’s Wells and Company of Angels. This case study … Read more

Developing older people's digital literacy through creative engagement

FACT (Foundation for Art and Creative Technology) is the UK’s leading media arts centre based in Liverpool. Can you hear me? I can see you! was FACT’s year-long programme working with residents of Sheltered Housing across Liverpool, Wigan and Warrington. Supported by the Baring Foundation, the programme set out to build the digital literacy of the … Read more

The role creative technology and art can play within curriculum-based learning

FACT (Foundation for Art and Creative Technology) is the UK’s leading media arts centre, based in Liverpool. This case study describes how FACTs milestone project ‘Flunstellas’ took digital technology into the classroom and embedded it within curriculum-based learning. Working with Year 7 and 8 students from Weatherhead Media Arts College and emerging artist, Neil Winterburn, … Read more

Promoting culture with ambient advertising – and dinosaurs

Ross Perth, head of marketing at Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF), shares this case study on ambient advertising. During the 2013 EIFF, Ross used crushed cars, strategically placed around Edinburgh, to promote a festival screening of Jurassic Park. Ross discusses how the idea came to mind only a matter of weeks before the screening.  A … Read more

Launching a new brand and digital strategy for the Unseen photography fair

In 2012 Vandejong, a creative agency based in Amsterdam, created the branding strategy and campaign for the first  ‘Unseen’ international photography fair, which took place at the Culture Park Westergasfabriek in Amsterdam. This case study outlines how Vandejong positioned Unseen – the first fair of its kind in the Netherlands – as a new cultural brand: a ‘photo fair with … Read more

How to hold a successful brainstorm

Everything you need to know to hold a successful brainstorming session in one handy guide. Takes you through the step-by-step process of holding a brainstorm meeting including the role of the moderator; how to prepare; running the session; creativity techniques to get ideas flowing; and how to evaluate and implement the ideas generated. If you … Read more

Using new technologies to transform engagement, creativity and programming

This seminar looks at how putting new technology at the heart of redevelopment transformed a traditional arts centre into a media centre. Watershed Arts Centre in Bristol went through a dramatic process of digital innovation, research and workshops over a 2 year period to develop a new way to work more collaboratively with audiences, participants … Read more

Realising the values of young people’s creative production

Using research from Creative Partnerships, this article argues that the main skill young people will need will be the capacity to link creativity to meaning in their own terms and in ways that will allow them to match production and products to purpose and audience. This means that the capacity to respond to the different expectations that there are will be … Read more