Blog

David Cutler reflects on the importance of photography as an art form for creative ageing and its representation in our grant portfolio and beyond.

64 Million Artists are using digital tools to engage isolated older people in Leicester in creative activity, and for the Celebrating Age programme, turning Gateshead's libraries into places for older residents to make and exhibit.

Stratford Circus is using its Celebrating Age funding to run regular arts and social clubs for the over-60s in Newham, East London, where older people are often particularly affected by the problems of poverty and loneliness.

How inclusive are we? David Cutler looks at how the Arts & Older People programme has sought to think about diversity among older people.

For its Celebrating Age project, Hat Fair in Winchester has commissioned exciting new theatre and film with older people to share their stories with wider audiences in a range of ways.

David Cutler is inspired by a visit to the World Gold Theatre festival last month in Saitama, Japan.

Kent-based Moving Memory is using its Celebrating Age grant to develop intergenerational dance performances and to engage older people living with mental health issues in dance.

Let's celebrate the wonderful exchange of ideas and practice between different countries we see in the creative ageing field today - International Older People's Day.

'Still Lively' visual art hubs are run by Wolverhampton Art Gallery, Choices Housing Association, Staffordshire Art Services and Creative Health CIC.

There is some wonderful work happening in the creative ageing field with spoken word, creative writing and literature - and there should be more!