Are you a Wales based artist or arts organisation currently working in outdoors arts, or interested in doing so in the future? Articulture have some exciting opportunities now available –
Drawing together the threads of conversations over the past couple of years, Articulture will be hosting an informal strategic meeting for Arts Directors and Programmers from arts venues and festivals…
Articulture’s third networking event and commission in partnership with Pontio has been postponed until July 2015 whilst the brand new arts centre focuses on finalising their new home. The event…
Wales. The home of Europe’s biggest traveling cultural festival, the National Eisteddfod, an extraordinary celebration of Welsh arts and language and each the culmination of a two-year community initiative, leading the…
Are you an artist, programmer, or producer interested in creating or presenting outdoor art at The National Eisteddfod of Wales, the countries leading cultural community event? Join Articulture and the Eisteddfod team for…
Outdoor arts legends the Whalley Range All Stars and Wales’ stars Kitsch & Sync collective drew crowds at one of the country’s biggest events on Sat 17th May with their…
Articulture were thrilled last week to see the first fruit of their small-scale commissions this year, with the premiere of Chloe Loftus’s dance piece at the Wye Valley River Festival. Working…
You are on a holiday. You arrive in a new town. A brass band marches past, you follow (naturally). It unfolds into a magical street procession. You meet intriguing characters…
Meet the Artists: ‘PIG’ – Whalley Range All Stars, 17 May, Royal Welsh Spring Festival, Builth Wells
Powys Arts Month and the Royal Welsh Agricultural Society in collaboration with Articulture present: “PIG“ by the Whalley Range All stars. A show full of delight and surprises – inside and out a lovely pig! “Sly, funny and…
Booking is now open for the first of three events as part of The Great Outdoors Expedition 2014. ‘Exploring Partnerships for Outdoor Arts’ will take place at the new Wye Valley…
