How we work in the arts
Our work in the arts is driven by innovation, showcasing new talents, developing leadership and promoting diversity.
Our work in arts
We work with the best of British creative talent and a strong network of partners to develop innovative collaborations and events. We work in all art forms to create new ways of connecting with and seeing each other through the arts.
Exhibition : Samara Scott, "The Doldrums"
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- Visual arts
Samara Scott has developed a practice fuelled by the context of hyper-consumerism, creating installations made through ‘hijacking’ manufactured objects and by-products of mass production.
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Friday 18 September 2020 to Sunday 03 January 2021
- Location
- CAPC musée d'art contemporain de Bordeaux
Exhibition : Céline Condorelli 'Two Year's Vacation'
- Tags
- Visual arts
The exhibition presents a reflection between the work of the artist Céline Condorelli and a selection of works from the collections of Frac Alsace, Frac Champagne-Ardennes and Frac Lorraine
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Thursday 23 July 2020 to Sunday 24 January 2021
- Location
- 49 Nord 6 Est - Frac Lorraine
Fluxus Arts Project : a Franco-British fund for contemporary arts
Fluxus Art Projects supports emerging visual artists and curators at a key moment in their international career.
Selector Radio
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Our recommendations to enjoy UK culture online
From theatre to music, from literature to visual arts : how you can keep entertained with UK culture from home.
Our arts response to Covid-19
In the light of Covid-19, we wanted to let you know what you can expect from British Council Arts in the coming months.
Diaphonique : supporting Franco-British collaboration in music
The Diaphonique fund supports collaborative projects in classical contemporary music between France and the UK.
Disability Arts International
Disability Arts International is dedicated to creating more international opportunities for Deaf and disabled artists. It's designed for arts professionals, programmers and venue managers.
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