Arts Charities That specialise in Visual arts

The Midlands Federation of Museums and Art Galleries is a membership organisation open to all those who work in museums and art galleries in the East and West Midlands. At least four meetings are held annually where relevant museum and gallery sector issues are discussed. Federation officers make representation to many regional and national bodies on behalf of the sector.

Custody and safekeeping of the North West Essex Collection, comprising oil paintings, watercolours, prints, sculpture, wallpapers, weaving, illustrated books, ceramics and other works of art.

Asian and All Women's Organisation is dedicated to support women from different backgrounds regardless their age, faith and ethnicity. As an organisation we work with underprivileged, people and encourage them to develop their skills such as computers, Arts and Crafts to whom disadvantage in communication with the English language. Health and Safety Awareness by Bilingual Tutor and Mentor.

Education

We work in partnership with other organisations in the North East of England with the aim of providing opportunities for our communities to represent themselves and tell their own story. We do this by providing training and education in photography, other visual media and communication to enable people facing any disadvantage to develop their individual capabilities; skills; and knowledge.

Ongoing maintenance and use of the Passmore Edwards Art Gallery under terms of Indenture dated 1895

The main activity of the Association in the past year has been:1.To promote the advancement of agriculture, horticulture, rural crafts and the breeding and rearing of livestock. 2.To hold an annual show for the exhibition of livestock, farm produce, horticulture produce, machinery and implements. 3.Generally to encourage education, skill, industry and good husbandry in agriculture.

We organise and fund an Arts Festival held every May in and around High Wycombe. We include drama, music and exhibitions of art and photography.

Offers Arts & Crafts activities to children and young people in a safe and stimulating environment

The advancement of, including the advancement of public appreciation in, the arts, culture, heritage, or science, in particular (without limitation) by acquiring and maintaining suitable objects and works of art for inclusion in the permanent collections at the Royal Pavilion Art Gallery and Museums of Brighton and Hove. Please contact us for the full version.

The preservation and conservation of historic wall paintings, sculpture and other works of creative expression as well as the advancement of education and research in these fields.

The Friends of Havant Museum charity supports the heritage aspect of The Spring Arts and Heritage Centre in Havant in Hampshire. The Friends advises The Spring on heritage matters, produces a twice-yearly Newsletter and organises a series of monthly talks on local and general historical topics.

Mother and Toddler, Dance Classes, Photography, Ladies Night, Archaeology & History Group, Sunday School, Ladies Tap Dancing

This small charity disseminates a 'learning-by-doing' experience of making, via low-tech, environmentally sustainable & creative means, in order to benefit those who wish to deepen their own innate skills capacity. This was the ethos of the late Michael Murray, craftsman, who formed the trust to help empower and raise people's confidence in the use of their own hands.

Islamic Arts and Crafts exhibitions,Christmas Parties,Daily 5 times Prayers,Holocaust Remembrance Event,Street Party,Children's Activities and Parties,Musical recitals and interfaith Meetings.

Promotion of any charitable purpose which will encourage the exercise of and maintain the standards of crafts both ancient and modern, preserve and improve craftsmanship and foster, promote and increase the interest of the public particularly in the County of Cornwall.

small woodwork items and repairs,arts and crafts,small fetes and fairs.

The Stanton Guildhouse Trust exists to promote moral and spiritual improvement of the local and wider communities, by the teaching of arts and crafts, and by providing a resource for meetings and networking for charities, voluntary groups and social enterprises.

The charity owns the Whistable Museum building and some of the museum collections which are used by the public.

To maintain a collection of pictures and other works of art for display, to provide Library facilities in addition to those provided by the Local Authority, to promote Education in the appreciation of Arts and Music and to grant financial assistance to Individuals and Organisations where eligible, in furtherance of this.

Provision and maintenance of a museum and art gallery for the City of Peterborough and neighbourhood; for the preservation and exhibition of specimens of natural history, geology, archaeology, social history and the fine arts and as a centre for promoting artistic and general knowledge, and providing access to collections for the purposed of knowledge, education, research and learning

The Overlord Embroidery Trust monitors the condition and display of the Overlord Embroidery, which is held at the D Day Museum in the care of Portsmouth City Council

The Trust is responsible for the Barlow Collection of Chinese Ceramics, Bronzes and Jades which is one of the most significant of its kind in the world. It is housed at the Ashmolean Museum and is regularly open to the public, with about twenty per cent of its total of 450 objects on display at any one time. The Collection has been deposited primarily for use in teaching.

Fundraising to enhance the educational and social skills development of students attending St Michael's Catholic Academy. Creating a range of activities that help with wider community cohesion, using natural resources to add skills in traditional crafts and horticulture. Striving to support students with academic excellence particularly in sciences and mathematics, .

arts/culture activities and facilities at the Shipley Gallery