Press

Take Art's SPARSE project has been featured in the latest Creative Europe Cooperation Projects Report, showing how rural touring diminish the environmental impact of the creative sector.

Our executive director Ralph Lister shares the story of Take Art's journey into Europe - published by Arts Professional

Our 2021 summer pilot project - through the eyes of our artists and audience

The Jan-June 2022 Take Art Brochure has arrived. Read it online here, or order a copy for your home.

An update on Take Art's current position and operating status in light of the Coronavirus outbreak.

A call to the creative community of Somerset: could you create a one minute performance (song, dance, monologue, puppetry, mime, poem, etc) and capture it on video/mobile/tablet/laptop? If so, find out more here!

As the impact of Coronavirus unfolds, we wish to support artists and companies as much as possible. Here are some of the things we are doing.

​A ray of light amidst the gloom: Experimental new contemporary dance works for under-fives selects first two artists.

Ensuring the people and organisations in our cultural sector are protected during the Covid-19 crisis is the Arts Council's number one priority. See how you or your organisation can apply for the emergency funding grants.

Youth Music has announced a new Emergency Fund to offer additional support to music-making organisations affected by coronavirus. Please read the article to find out more.

The Arts Council has announced new measures to support the Arts and Culture Sector, NPO’s, artists and creative practitioners during the Coronavirus outbreak, while at the same time re-imagining a powerful creative response to these challenging times. This is huge news for the sector and we advise all those effected to read this statement from Darren Henley, OBE.

Take Art is taking all advisable measures to help minimise the risk of exposure and contagion to our employees and audiences. If you have any questions please read this document.