CLT's Marketing Executive, Rosie Niblock looks at ‘Representation of Women Artists in Britain During 2020’, the 6th report commissioned by the Freelands Foundation. This edition takes a look at the way that gender, ethnicity and socio-economic factors intersect and impact on the career outcomes of female artists.

We highlight some of the shows, installations, and exhibitions we’ve come across this February. From Cornwall’s innovative bid to become the UK’s City of Culture in 2025 to Dublin's public art project inviting artists to paint electricity boxes.

How we are working to maximise accessibility to as far reaching an audience as possible, that’s both socially and physically.

There has been much discussion on how we can revitalise Britain's highstreets. London was built on a foundation of markets, makers, and craftsmanship, could cultural consumerism be a lifeline for high streets across London?

We highlight some of the shows, installations, and exhibitions we’ve come across this January. From print making by Helen Frankenthaler, graffiti saga's in Bristol, to Tufting at Cockpit Arts.

Creative Land Trust is looking for applicants to put forward proposals for a project on the streets in proximity to Alice Billings House.

It has been a busy year, despite spending half of it in lockdown, we look back at our 2021 achievements in anticipation of an exciting 2022.

How we are working to reduce, measure, and report our carbon emissions as part of our sustainability policy.

CLT have been awarded £100,000 by the Architectural Heritage Fund to develop plans for the refurbishment of Alice Billings House, Newham, taking it off the at-risk register giving it a new purpose that serves the local community.

CLT's Marketing Executive Rosie interviews London based artist and CLT ambassador Daniel Silver.