News

Bright Space seeks new Creative Careers Festival Assistant

Bright Space requires an energetic and keen individual to assist in the development of our Creative Careers Festival event, taking place on 28 and 29 January 2011.   The successful applicant will be a

Bright Space seeks new Creative Programmer - Primary, Early Years and Special Schools

The role of Creative Programmer requires an individual with skills in building partnerships as well as confidence in leading debate and advising on issues of quality, evaluation and progression in cre

Platform youth bloggers successfully recruited to Bright Space arts and social media project

Bright Space has successfully recruited 18 youth bloggers from Birmingham and the West Midlands for their new arts and social media project Platform. As part of their recruitment the bloggers have att

UK City of Culture - Commiserations from Bright Space

Last night the UK's first City of Culture was announced. The accolade went to Londonderry, who pipped Birmingham, Sheffield and Norwich to the post.

Commenting on the result, Deborah Kermode, Directo

Platform - Deadline 19 July 2010

If you would like to apply to Platform, take a look at the video for further inspiration.

Platform is the arts and media project for 16-19 year olds living in and around Birmingham.

Successful appl

£19m cuts to Arts Council England (ACE) - Reaction from Bright Space and Creativity, Culture and Education (CCE)

Following the announcement by the Department of Culture, Media and Sport to cut Arts Council England (ACE) 2010/11 budget by £19 million, ACE has made the decision to reduce all Regularly Funded Organ

Bright Space recruiting youth bloggers for new arts and social media project

Bright Space is launching a new and exciting social media project entitled Platform for 16-19 years olds living in Birmingham.

Platform will be a blog featuring articles, reviews, events listings an

Bright Space awarded 'Ingenious' grant for Library of Birmingham and Birmingham Repertory Theatre building project

Working in partnership with the Library of Birmingham, Birmingham Repertory Theatre and Mecanoo Architecten, Bright Space has been awarded a special grant from the Royal Academy of Engineering public

Arts Council RFO's - small gains regarding diversity but Bright Space bucking this trend

Arts Council England Regularly Funded Organisations (RFO’s) are making small gains in relation to diversifying their workforce. Their survey entitled: ‘Regularly Funded Organisations: Key data from 20

Creative Partnerships funding now open to schools - Recruitment is now closed.