Creative Land Trust celebrates first new studios and calls for additional investment to provide more affordable workspace
Gordon Seabright, Chief Executive of Creative Land Trust, blogs about "Culture and Place in Britain", a recent report from Key Cities and Arts Council England.
Culture and Place in Britain – a recent report from Key Cities and Arts Council England
Gordon Seabright, Chief Executive of Creative Land Trust, blogs about "Culture and Place in Britain", a recent report from Key Cities and Arts Council England.
Our work around Stratford High Street
Arts and Culture Programme Curator opportunity with our partners Hive Curates - and an update on our work around Stratford High Street .
We’re recruiting: Part time Marketing and Communications Executive
We are looking for an experienced part-time Marketing and Communications Executive.
Culture and the UN Sustainable Development Goals
How does culture contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals? And why should arts organisations make the argument that it does?
Artists’ Pandemic Stories
Telling Tales – Artists' Pandemic Stories is a recent qualitative longitudinal study by Dr Susan Jones which provides insights into the impact of the pandemic on the lives of artists.
The Arts Green Book – a new initiative for a more sustainable arts sector
The Arts Green Book is a new initiative led by the cultural sector and supported by Arts Council England and the Greater London Authority. It’s a free resource for anyone in the UK arts sector.
Creative Land Trust 2022 Year Review
2022 was a significant year for Creative Land Trust as it finished with us welcoming the first artists into one of our properties – but there was plenty more activity along the way.
Creative Land Trust and Cell Studios welcome artists to Block A, Wallis Road Studios
We meet the artists as they set up in their new studios, a sneak preview of this new vibrant creative space at the heart of Hackney Wick.
December Art Scoop: 2022 Highlights
As the year comes to an end we take a look at some of our favorite shows, installations, and exhibitions from 2022.
Peckham Levels – from multi-storey carpark to artist studios.
We tour Peckham Levels an old multi-storey carpark owned by LB Southwark in the heart of Peckham, now home to 85 artist and maker studios.
Accessing the art studio, an interview with Adelaide Damoah
After a visit to her studio at Bowarts’ Thamesmead Lakeside Studios, Yves Blais interviews Adelaide Damoah learning more about her practice.
The connections between art, mental health and wellbeing.
World Mental Health Day inspired Marketing Executive, Rosie to explore the connections between art, creativity, and mental health, particularly art’s ability to support individuals.
Purpose Built Creative Communities – Design District, Greenwhich Peninsula
CLT meets David Kohn architects, the creatives working to deliver Knight Dragon's vision for the Design District, Greenwich Penninsula.
SET – bringing disused space back into positive use for an interim period.
We tour SET Woolwich one of their largest buildings, home to many emerging and established creatives and an inspiring community.
Creative Land Trust secure new affordable workspace for Ealing’s creative community.
Creative Land Trust secures third building, providing new affordable workspace for Ealing’s creative community at The Verdean.
Mayor of London awarded £170,000 to support activities at Alice Billings House.
We are delighted to confirm that we have been awarded funds to support activities at Alice Billings House from the Mayor of London’s High Streets for All Challenge.
Clarity around “affordability” in practice.
Gordon Seabright, Chief Executive of the Creative Land Trust discusses key findings from the Artists’ workspace consultation report by Dr Rhian Scott, including in-depth qualitative consultations with expert stakeholders.
New Artist Ambassador Adelaide Damoah
"We make our best work and the greatest contribution to our communities when we have continuity in safe, comfortable, and affordable spaces."
The value of creating space for artists
What is the value of creating space for artists? In a research paper from earlier this year, ACME Artist Studios set out to explore the different ways that value could be understood.
New Artists’ Workspace Consultation Report
Dr Rhian Scott has published the Artists’ workspace consultation report. The report presents findings from an in-depth qualitative consultation with stakeholders on the challenges of affordable workspace provision for artists in London, and potential solutions to these.
Lewisham Arthouse, a not-for-profit artist-led co-operative.
Lewisham Arthouse is a not-for-profit artist-led co-operative, based in a Grade 2 listed building in Deptford, with a associated public gallery and workshop programmes.
Emmanuel Unaji gives CLT a tour of Art Hub Studios, Woolwich.
Artist Ambassador Emanuel Unaji gives us a tour of Art Hub Studios, giving an insight into how affordable workspace supports the creatives.
Financial Stability: Basic Income for the Arts
Finance Director, Jess Slack, looks at the issue of financial stability for artists and the idea of using Basic Income to support creative arts workers.
Inclusivity through Community Co-Design
Operations Manager, Yves Blais looks at how co-design can become a tool to create positive social impact and change, giving space and a voice to those sometimes not left feeling unrepresented and unheard.