Arts Charities That specialise in Visual arts

The Laing Art Gallery was founded in 1901 by Alexander Laing. The present site of the Gallery was suggested in 1899 and the following year Alexander Laing offered --£20,000 to the local council, which unanimously accepted his generous donation. The Laing in now managed on behalf of Newcastle City Council by Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums.

To support the Mostyn Art Gallery by fund raising and voluntary assistance whenever possible and attend their exibitions,shows and events.

The organisation provides a wide range of opportunities and provision aimed at increasing knowledge, skills and achievements. We offer sports, games, arts & crafts, IT, drama, music and dancing. Other activities include upskilling sessions that aid personal & social development. We also provide awareness raising sessions around disabilities, housing and welfare, conservation and the environment, h

bingo and supper nights for young and old disco's for childrenarts and crafts for childrencoffee mornings fun club during school holidayswe have winter , easter, and autumn fairs

The Objects of the Foundation are as follows:a) promotion of education, particularly art/science relatedb) provision/maintenance of the museum/art galleryc) development and improvement of knowledge, understanding and practice of the arts and crafts which serve the artsd) provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure-time occupations which meet the criteria

To support people and improve quality of life through use of the natural environment; on how greenspaces are used and can be improved; use of nature to improve well-being.Education; practical skills (conservation, gardening and traditional crafts); volunteering opportunities and holiday activities all support the improvement of the environment and allow people to link to local greenspaces.

The New Work Trust promotes, improves, develops and maintains public education in and appreciation of the arts; arranges activities and exhibitions in all aspects of the arts including crafts and media; and supports the charitable objects of the Midlands Arts Centre through commissioning new works of art of all kinds for performance or public display.

To purchase for the Usher Gallery, for the benefit of the public, such paintings, drawings etc. As the trustees shall consider to be of national scientific historic interest or of interest by virtue of association with Lincolnshire to make financial provision for research and exhibitions relating to the above.

To provide facilities to help educate young people through their leisure time to develop physically, mentally and spiritually.Activities take place in Silo Central and on the playing fields, both in the village of Gobowen.Crafts, Plays, Outings, Visitors, Football, Rounders, Pool Table, Computers, Local Events, Visiting Theatre, Ice Skating etc

To promote, maintain, improve and advance the education of the residents of Pepys Estate, Trinity Estate, Deptford Wharf and Deptford Park in particular the promotion of educational drama and other fine arts, also including photography, painting, performances, dance, singing, music, installations and graphic design.

Public library public museum school for science art gallery and school for art for the use and benefit of the inhabitants of the town of Leek to promote the physical intellectual and moral welfare of such inhabitants irrespective of political or religious parties or creeds

Compton Verney is a nationally-accredited art gallery and historic, ?Capability? Brown-designed park located in the heart of the South Midlands, not far from Stratford-upon-Avon. We present a wealth of opportunities for discovery and enjoyment in our galleries and landscape, and we passionately believe in sharing everything our rich, multi-faceted site has to offer.

Survivors poetry promotes poetry by and for survivors of mental distress. It is a survivor led arts organisation, national though based in London. It provides poetry workshops, reading and performances, music, visual arts (mainly on website), and mentoring. Its publishing arm is highly visible. Our vision is to see a world which celebrates the creative expression of survivors through poetry.

Monthly lunch lectures. Yearly Martin Howe lecture. Newsletter - musings, quarterly. Support of Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery.

The aim of the Tiverton Gateway Club is to provide social & recreational activities for its membership, in a positive & enabling atmosphere. We aim to give our members the chance to try out new experiences; to promote their personal development & to assist their integration into the community. Activities include: discos, bingo, games nights, food tasting, ten pin bowling, arts & crafts and more.

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Our charity project works with adults with learning disabilities from age 18, and aims to help them gain a greater sense of self worth, and ability to reach their potential. Working with volunteers, some of whom are students, we enable friendships and net-working to develop through regular activities. Included is sport, music, crafts, theatre and community involvement.

Working with local communities and partners to promote the region as a place to live/work/visit. Acivities take place in Hereford & include exhibitions/publishing/workshops/talks. Linited current activities due to funding restrictions.

To put in place substantial works of art in the form of sculptures in Medway, including amenities such as seating or floodlighting furthering public enjoyment. To advance the education of the public in the art of sculpture, the history of the area, its river and Rochester Bridge.To raise the funds required to provide major works of public art in the form of sculptures in Medway.

Choreographer's Gallery exists to promote contemporary dance through supporting the research of choreographers and by disseminating the research to the general public.

The education of the public in the appreciation and practice of traditional and contemporary printmaking, and related visual arts media.

ARTS, CRAFTS AND GARMENT SEWING ACTIVITIES FOR SINGLE PARENTS, THE ELDERLY AND LONG TERM UNEMPLOYED.A VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE.

Fundraising for the commissioning of a commemorative sculpture.Care and maintenance of the sculpture.General educational activities commemorating the Liverpool Blitz.

African Women's Arts & Cultural Heritage Promotion, Research & Publication;African Cultural Heritage Exhibitions & Exchanges; African Arts & Cultural Education Workshops & Training & Placements/Internships hostingAfrican Cultural Arts in Global Development Education;Public & Environmental Arts; African Arts &Crafts in Health; Advocacy, Collaboration & Partnerships.

Provide opportunities for underprivileged artists to progress their practice, by developing placements to provide art and crafts workshops in and to the community.