Artist Network
Cultural Co-operation set up its Artist Network in 2001 with a single aim: to help isolated and under-represented artists in London's cosmopolitan population to participate fully in public cultural life. Download a full artist network List
Artist Database:
The Network is now the largest artistic resource of its kind anywhere in the world, with 300 member groups and solo artists – around 1,000 creative practitioners in all, drawn from around 80 national and faith communities in 29 London Boroughs.Join our Network:
Free benefits include being part of an interactive online database, regular performance opportunities with CC’s partners in mainstream venues, festivals, arts centres and museums, Professional Development training from group sessions to 1-1 coaching, showcase events, weekly Radio Broadcasts and fortnightly Newsletters.Training & Showcase Events:
Network Events and professional training opportunities, regularly bring artists of different national origins and faiths together to encourage intelligence and skills sharing between them. This bedrock of mutuality helps create the conditions in which cross-cultural artistic collaborations can occur spontaneouslyResonance 104.4FM
Our weekly radio show London Diaspora Live is one of the longest running series on Resonance 104.4 FM a pioneering Radio Art station established in 2002. The opportunity to appear on the show as guest or presenter is open to all artists who form part of the Artist Network.See all upcoming Artist Events
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The artists in our network tend to be among those most likely to suffer the effects of isolation and lack of opportunity, thereby leading to a huge waste of talent that diminishes the quality of life for us all.
The Network is a direct challenge to this situation and works to improve things.
The Artist Network has grown from humble beginnings a decade ago in response to increasing demand from artists themselves and thanks to a vision shared by CC’s staff, volunteers and friends over the years. Modest financial inputs from Trusts and Foundations from time to time have been most welcome, whilst more consistent funding continues to be sought.
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