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Join the Collage Works team for a fascinating chat with Francisco de la Torre, Technical Director at Pixar, live from San Francisco at 6pm on Friday 29 May 2020. If you are a creative (freelancer, worker or business) working in Creative and Digital Production, you will be interested in learning ...
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We are delighted to release the new Creative Callings podcast on Digital Marketing tips with Gianfranco Chicco. The question is: how can we be relevant, useful and entertaining in this -overcrowded- digital world? Conference director, marketing strategist and writer Gianfranco Chicco analyses the latest trends in Digital Marketing helping us ...
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Regular updates on support available will be listed here.    (Useful Links for Collage Voices participants and families follow in the section after the community and business support info)  10.05.2020 - Network for UK artists that is providing emergency grant writing support https://www.gasworks.org.uk/events/uk-artist-grant-writing-support-2020-04-14 08.05.2020 - For artists and freelance creative practitioners ...
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Update on 21/04/2020:-  In light of C-19, the Collage offices are closed currently with some staff working from home to continue the services. We will continue to monitor government advice on re-opening. *** Collage Artspaces remain open for artists and businesses to continue to operate. Support for artists and small creative ...
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JAZZ WORLD / LIVE MUSIC at KARAMEL in March 2020 The promise of Spring is here and with it, the March programme of live music at Karamel. We continue to showcase top quality jazz bands, alongside an eclectic cross-genre mix of emerging artists, singer-songwriters and established musicians to suit all tastes ...
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50 young women of colour developed the exhibition, Can’t Be What You Can’t See to tell the hidden stories of 5 Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) women spanning over 450 years of British history. The creative team shines a light on the lack of inclusion of BAME women within mainstream history ...
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The team at Collage Arts wishes you a very happy new year! 2020 brings with it renewed energy and vigour in all our activities, events and exhibitions at Karamel, McQueens Theatre & Collage Artspaces 2-5.   We have a plethora of artistic activities, live music, exhibitions, productions and events planned throughout the year for you to ...
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Performers and practitioners from across stage and screen are gathering at Karamel Restaurant at Collage Arts for Revolution to raise money for a memorial fund in honour of an “inspirational” young man. The trust fund is to support aspiring young performers following the death of actor Kieran Taylor. The 32-year-old died ...
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Collage Arts youth programme aka ‘Creating Something for Young Londoners’ is supported by JPMorganChase Foundation and over the past year, in partnership with Bauer Media Academy we have been supporting over 200 young people to fulfil their creative aspirations, build industry skills and know-how, and progress into sustainable careers. Most notably, we have supported 100 young musicians, spoken word artists, ...
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Come and join us for the launch of ‘And The Door Opened', a ceramic project by Collage Arts artist Claudia Clare in partnership with Women @the Well, on the 25th of November at Artspace 4. Women @the Well is a women-only service located in Kings Cross dedicated to supporting women ...
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Over many years the Big Issue Foundation has been a key supporter of Collage Arts, helping us to house artists and community organisations. Here, Oliver Waddington Ball, from The Big Issue, cuts the ribbon watched by the team at John Dewey Specialist College.  We love the fact that in the ...
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