East Street Arts’ External Relations Director (now at Bradford City Council and Chair of East Street Arts) – Nicola Greenan was invited to talk to Larry Budd of BBC Radio Leeds about East Street Arts’ new A City Less Grey project and the impact street art is having on the city of Leeds.
Nicola gave a great insight into what East Street Arts hopes to achieve with A City Less Grey, shared her personal opinions on the development of street art within the city of Leeds and had the opportunity to respond to John, a member of the public that wasn’t too sure about street arts place in Leeds…
You can listen to the full interview below.
This broadcast aired on Thursday 3rd August 2017 (2:20pm). All audio copyright belongs to BBC Radio Leeds.
Other things!
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Event
An Introduction to Governance Workshop
Guild Conversations is a programme of workshops, talks, webinars and facilitated conversations programmed by East Street Arts. In this session Emma will be providing a 101 on all things Governance related.
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Artist support
East Street Arts receives lifeline grant from Government’s £1.57bn Culture Recovery Fund
East Street Arts have been awarded £245,000 as part of the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund (CRF).
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Uncategorised
Welcome Leeds Print Workshop
Leeds Print Workshop has moved to their new home at Patrick Studios thanks to the encouragement and support of East Street Arts.
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Opportunities
Trustee Vacancy
We are not looking for your average Trustee! But East Street Arts is no ordinary arts charity.
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Neighbours
Major improvements on the way for historic New Briggate
A historic part of Leeds city centre is set for a string of ambitious improvement projects after key heritage funding was officially agreed.
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Artist support
Supporting Creative Workspaces Webinar
Contemporary Visual Arts Network (CVAN) invited three artist studio providers to chat about their experience of continuing to support creative workspaces during Covid-19.
