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Resources

5 February 2020

On diversity and creative ageing

Baring Foundation

A selection of projects bringing arts and creativity to under-served older communities.

25 November 2019

Art and dementia in the UK South Asian Diaspora

Elizabeth Lynch with Spare Tyre

Research by Spare Tyre into why the UK South Asian diaspora has not engaged as significantly as some other communities with arts and dementia, despite growing evidence for and awareness of the benefits.

14 November 2019

Arts e-newsletter November 2019

Baring Foundation

News, views and resources from our Arts programme.

14 November 2019

Older and wiser? Creative ageing in the UK 2010-19

Dr Rebecca Gordon-Nesbitt, King's College London

A review of the development of the creative ageing sector over the past decade, examining how far has it come and considering where it should go next.

7 November 2019

Around the world in 80 creative ageing projects

A collection of interesting creative ageing projects and organisations from around the world.

9 September 2019

Arts e-newsletter September 2019

Baring Foundation

News, views and resources from our Arts programme.

‘Quite an adventure’: some lessons from digital arts projects with older people

Imogen Blood, Lorna Easterbrook & Mark Robinson

How the use of digital technology in five arts projects impacted on older people, creative engagement, business models, partnerships, and attitudes towards ageing.

20 February 2019

Arts e-newsletter February 2019

Baring Foundation

News, views and resources from our Arts programme.

25 January 2019

From Bingo to Bartok

Orchestras Live

Creative and innovative approaches to involving older people with orchestras

23 January 2019

Treasury of arts activities for older people: Volume 1

Liz Postlethwaite

50 activities, long and short, for use in any setting with older people.