A street procession by Eelyn Lee and Collaborators in Sheffield Ancestral Futures 源流之後 is a processional street performance in honour of...

Giant white bunny hops around the island of Portland! A 2.5 metre tall white bunny will soon be popping up at outdoor locations around...

Less than a week after re-opening ARTCRY awarded the first grant of this new funding period. Statement of Asylum: Remix was created by...

Our 13th grant is made to a poster/zine collaboration with Liv Wynter and Hate Zine, illustrated by Toby Evans-Jesra: A series of urgent...

We thrilled to announce our newest grantee the El Presto project, using art to stand in solidarity with those affected by suicide. In...

We are thrilled to share the details of our 11th grantee Arts Education Exchange and Northdown Primary School. "A chorus chant begins one...

Our 10th funding award went to Little Blue Dot a artist-activist group focused on climate justice. We were especially thrilled to award...

Our ninth grantee is Sahsa Callaghan, a disabled artist based in Edinburgh ... "As a disabled artist, my aim is to bring vivid and...

A Dream In A Mirage is a new film from Silent Shout Collective. A visual silent protest against the challenges that asylum seekers face...

New poetry from Kel Matsena lit up Swansea's National Waterfront Museum in memory of George Floyd. In response to the UK Government's...

Blackskin is a spoken word music video from Marcus Balogun in response to the Government's Race Report. Blackskin explores: the wealth...

No one should have a curfew. Curfew is about freedom. It’s about the experiences that women could enjoy in a world where sexual...

Still Live is a film portrait project from Samuel Temple created in response to Sarah Everard's murder and the ongoing conversation about...

Our third grantee is Unify, creative studio based in Butetown, Cardiff founded by Yusuf Ismail & Shawqi Hasson. They created a giant...

Our second award was to Get A Life Magazine, a new arts publication aiming to lift the lid on sickness through the lens of young...

Our first grant was made in November 2020 to Creative Electric. In response to white supremacist, xenophobic graffiti appearing across...