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This new fund is designed to support activity to redress the under-representation of participatory artists from ethnically diverse communities in arts and mental health.

Our new report shows the crucial value that arts organisations and artists are offering to older people in care and at home shielding, and to the worrying financial position many now find themselves in.

The Artist in Time celebrates the creative lives of 20 artists born before 1950. On 28 October 4.30pm to 5.30pm, three artists will discuss their projects and how they keep inspired.

We are pleased to announce the first call for applications in our new Arts programme supporting Arts and Mental Health.

Age of Creativity and Creative Ageing International are creating a global snapshot in time of creative ageing during the lockdown and would like contributions from the UK and beyond!

This week we have published an overview of arts & mental activity in the UK looking at who’s doing what, where and a range of issues affecting the field.

Creative ageing activity has expanded significantly over the last decade, but there is also a real need to ensure that more marginalised older people also have opportunities to be creative.

This one-day creative conference produced by the MAC in Birmingham will show the diversity of art and artists engaging with our ageing society.

The Baring Foundation is pleased to announce funding for a new sector support body for the creative ageing field has been awarded to a partnership led by Manchester Museums.

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