Culture Street www.culturestreet.org.uk is a one-stop destination to introduce young people to contemporary artists, writers, filmmakers and performers and their amazing work - both online and in the real world - on our Art, Stage, Film and Book channels. Our passion is encouraging creativity in the classroom and beyond, and where a child lives shouldn't be a barrier to the arts.
Miro was one of the most famous painters of the twentieth century, but much less well known is his sculpture. Culture Street sent a group to Yorkshire to find out what it was about sculpture that he liked so much.
Jim Shaw is an important contemporary American artist. Shaw collects paintings by anonymous artists at flea markets some of which are worked over and others exhibited unaltered. The 60-year-old artist...
Rambert Dance Company is the national company for contemporary dance, but what does that mean and what do they do? Culture Street sent a group of young people to watch them perform Labyrinth of Love a...
Young people review the 2012 Kate Greenaway Medal winning book written by Patrick Ness and illustrated by Jim Kay. Then compare what they say with the 'real judges' comments
Debi Gliori's books are meant to be read out loud. How hard is it to read to younger children?. We set a group of Yr 6 pupils from Scotland the task of telling us about the book and to test it out.
One of a series of films on Culture Street about Britain's arts organisations entitled, 'What is an arts organisation and what do they do'? Young people visit FACT (Foundation for Art and Creative Tec...