Publications
Publications
Our publications include titles on the different types of arts activities we invest in, education and learning, audience development, diversity and resource development. Recently-added publications are shown below.In order to view many of our publications, you will need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader or Microsoft Word Reader on your computer.
To order our publications
- contact our distributor Marston Books on 01235 465500
- download an order form [DOC 33KB]
- read more information (including payment details)
For general enquiries, or to order a copy of any publication in Braille, on audiotape or in another format, phone: 0845 300 6200, textphone: 020 7973 6564, or fill in our enquiry form
| Arts Council Disability Equality Scheme and Action Plan | |
| On September 18th ACESW's Regional Council ratified our regional Disability Equality Action Plan. This has been written following a series of meetings with Deaf and disabled people and others at the beginning of the year. It sets out our plans for embedding disability equality within our work. For more details contact Ruth Hecht, Diversity and Inclusion Officer: ruth.hecht@artscouncil.org.uk tel: 01392 229254 | |
| Published: | 2008 |
| Regions: | South West |
| Subjects: | Arts Council England |
| Great art for everyone 2008-2011 | |
 Our mission for the next three years is great art for everyone.This plan sets out how we will do it. Read it, talk about it, tell us what you think. | |
| Published: | 2008 |
| Regions: | Arts Council England |
| Subjects: | Arts Council England, Funding |
| People with passion ...getting the right people around the table | |
| A draft report for Arts Council England on how to embed creativity in the lives of looked after children and young people Word format [3 MB] | |
| Published: | 2008 |
| Regions: | Arts Council England |
| Subjects: | Arts Council England, Education and learning |
| Arts audiences: insight | |
 Arts Council England works to enable everyone to experience arts that enrich their lives. To help achieve this we work in partnership with artists, arts organisations local authorities and others to find new ways to excite, engage and inspire people. To inform this work, we have developed a new arts-based segmentation of English adults comprising 13 distinct groups.The segmentation provides new insight into how and why different kinds of people engage with the arts in England today. It can also be used as a source of insight and ideas for building new audiences for the arts. Download: Arts audiences: insight, PDF format [6MB] | |
| Published: | 2008 |
| Regions: | Arts Council England |
| Subjects: | Arts Council England, Audience development and participation, Research |
| Including the arts in extended services | |
| This resource is designed to support the development of arts opportunities for children and young people in extended services. It is based on learning from the Arts Council's Arts Extend programme and includes case studies of each of the pilot projects. Arts Extend was a national pilot funded by Arts Council England in 2007 that took place in nine local authorities and involved over 60 schools. Development partners were ContinYou, Department for Children, Schools and Families, Teacher Development Agency and 4Children. The nine programmes adopted different models of provision, including after-school clubs, weekend and holiday activities, and a two-day arts residential. All the activities were led by artists and some took place in museums, galleries and arts centres. | |
| Published: | 2008 |
| Regions: | Arts Council England |
| Subjects: | Education and learning |
Downloads
- order form [DOC 33KB]
- Microsoft Word Reader
Related information
To order our publications, phone our distributor Marston Books on 01235 465500.
For general enquiries, or to order a copy of any publication in Braille, on audiotape or in another format, phone:
0845 300 6200
textphone:
020 7973 6564
Fill in our enquiry form