Arts Charities That specialise in Visual arts

Providing a safe environment for 10-13 year olds to enjoy a wide variety of educational and social activities including sports, arts and crafts, cookery and games.A place for them to socialise and have fun in the Hurst Green and surrounding areas.

Promotion of performing arts, visual arts and cultural activities for benefit of public.

Snap was formed in 2015, through a love of photography and the desire to give disadvantaged children a voice through pictures. We use photography as a creative and educational tool to inspire and develop children. Reaching out to volunteer professional photographers, students and enthusiasts, we harness their knowledge and skills produce our unique photography programmes for 10-16 year olds.

The trust exists to receive and secure the deposit of the works comprising The AmberSide Collection from Amber Associates, Amber Film & Photography Collective CIC and new donors.

Supatrax work with young people, their families and partner organisations to break down barriers to learning and social engagement, providing innovative ways to empower them and develop skills to further empower others around them and go on to better their career prospects. Working predominantly (but not solely) with media (video, music, photography etc).

The gallery organises exhibitions and helps expose works of art while also giving viewers a structure within which to enjoy and analyse the aesthetic experience. Sound, visuals, and other senses are all brought to the edge of familiar experience with the work that the gallery exhibits and curates.

Art Gallery for budding artists.

Hear4You gives support, friendship, advice and fun activity & event days to Deaf & Hearing Impaired children and their families in the Lancashire area. For example, days out, football sessions, soft play sessions, arts & crafts sessions among many others.

We provide children and young people with access to a range of learning opportunities to promote their spiritual moral cultural mental and social development through various creative activities like creative art and writing, poetry and hand embroidery and sewing. We are opened mainly to the children and young people in the London Borough of Barnet and generally to all children and young in UK.

Management of The Hepworth Wakefield Garden for the benefit of the public together with such other uses in connection with the adjacent The Hepworth Wakefield gallery including but not limited to display of art, educational activities for adults and children, catering facilities and public events.

The principal activity of the charity is develop a community wood with benches on the Tweed path remembering the members of the community of Horncliffe who served in WWII. Woodland will be planted and benches and appropriate interpretation installed. The plan will also celebrate wildlife, art and photography and the history of fishing by coble and net. See https://www.bagw.co.uk.

Gabriel Enterprise comprises the disciplines of Art, Media and Communication Studies, Dance, Film,Photography, Music, and Drama on various levels. Workshops, classes and talks are provided byqualified teachers and industry professionals. By implementing regular community art events and exhibitions Gabriel Enterprise promotes varied cultural traditions and values within today's society.

The objects of the CIO are to promote, maintain, improve and advance education of the arts particularly by the production of educational plays and the encouragement of the arts including the arts of drama, ballet, music, singing, literature, sculpture and painting and to formulate, prepare and establish schemes to develop an understanding of theatre as an art form through artistically excellent pe

The charity's objects are to promote and assist in the advancement of education in the arts and crafts and, for so long as Snape Maltings (Registered Charity: 261383) remains in existence and not be in liquidation or administration or receivership or have ceased to be a registered charity, to support its activities by providing financial assistance and the use of property and facilities to it.

Activities for young people aged 6-21years including universal and targeted youth work; school holiday playschemes; after school club; educational support, sports, arts, crafts, musicVocational course for adultsActivities to support BME communitiesProvision of space for social, economic and cultural activities by local groupsCommunity Development supportInformation, advice and guidance

To receive and maintain the British Mercantile Marine Memorial collection of paintings and other artistic works depicting the life and history of the British Mercantile Marine and to curate and display such paintings and other artistic works in museums and other public event space inn order to advance the education of the public in the life and history of the British Mercantile Marine.

THE CHARITY ORGANISES A NATIONAL OPEN ART COMPETITION WHICH IS A NATIONAL SHOWCASE OF PAINTING, DRAWING AND PRINTS

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION AND PROVIDE RECREATIONAL FACILITIES AND OTHER OPPORTUNITIES IN ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP, SUSTAINABLE LIVING, ORGANIC AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, TRADITIONAL CRAFTS, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, COUNTRY LIFE AND RELATED SUBJECTS TO BENEFIT THE PUBLIC, PARTICULARLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE FROM ETHNIC MINORITY AND SOCIALLY ISOLATED BACKGROUNDS AND ALL THOSE WHO

CAMFEST fosters and promotes Arts and Crafts in all its forms and especially through the delivery of events, education and the provision of general information on Arts and Crafts for the benefit of the community.

The work of AVS is to serve Humanity and Nature in three ways1. Through the creation and protection of reservoirs of optimum biodiversity (biodiversity sanctuaries). 2. Through the provision of spaces out in Nature for the practice of meditation.3. Through practical education related to natural cultivation, ecology, traditional arts and crafts and meditation.

Brodyr Baeddwen portray daily life during the of time of the Viking invasions in 850 through poetry, storytelling, Living History, and craft demonstrations. Crafts include arrow fletching, wood, bone and antler carving, metal casting, leather working, natural dyeing, spinning and weaving, mediaeval manuscript production, basketry, embroidery, candlemaking, and authentic cookery and fishing.

For the public benefit, to advance the education of young people aged 9-18 living in deprived or disadvantaged areas in South Africa or the UK by the creation of new works, the promotion of the arts, dance, film, photography and by any other means as the trustees determine

Voice of Freedom relieves the suffering and distress of persons in need due to being victims (or at risk of being victims) of human trafficking, primarily (but not exclusively) by the facilitation of workshops in which trafficked persons participate and are trained in photography, writing or other creative mediums as a mean to define and communicate their experiences, needs and aspirations.

The exhibition of a collection of watercolours, paintings, prints & drawings of artistic merit, historical or topographical interest. Particularly of Salisbury & its locality. Providing a museum to perpetuate the name of a local author & the exhibition of a collection of modern art by artists with an international reputation & a strong connection to Wiltshire.

Sewing, Dancing, Art, Singing, Teamwork, Arts & Crafts, Acting, Cooking and fashion design