Metal And Estuary Festival in partnership with the Southbank Centre We’re thrilled to announce that Metal and Estuary Festival are partnering with the Southbank Centre on two major national projects. […]
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Cultural Welcome Guide
The Liverpool Culture Welcome guide is designed with and for migrants and refugees based in Liverpool. The guide contains information about galleries, venues and festivals happening in the Liverpool area […]
READ MOREThe Unlonely City: Structural Change Artist
We’re thrilled to share that Metal Culture has been awarded a Paul Hamlyn Foundation Arts Fund grant. It’s an honour to be recognised in such an inspiring cohort of artists […]
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We’re thrilled to announce our new programme ‘Working Artist Weeks’, funded by Freelands Foundation. Working Artist Weeks is an artist residency and work experience programme exploring the relationship between home, […]
READ MOREArtists for Future Policy
Artists for Future Policy is a pilot programme empowering artists to become catalysts for social change by actively engaging in the policy making process. We’re seeking to break down conventional […]
READ MOREThe Unlonely City
The Unlonely City is an arts programme disrupting loneliness, nurturing moments of solidarity, surprise and laughter in Liverpool, Peterborough Southend. Through a series of artistic commissions, citizens assemblies, parties and […]
READ MOREThe Citizens in Power Network
Metal has joined The Citizens in Power Network. The Citizens In Power Network is designed to reimagine decision-making in the cultural and creative sectors and beyond. Running from 2025 […]
READ MORECreative Break Time
TOMA, Focal Point Gallery and Metal are embarking on a Creative Break Time, a bold three-year project in collaboration with four Southend schools to explore how creativity could improve the […]
READ MOREWhere We Are… Metal x The Kite Trust x The British Museum
Metal Peterborough and The Kite Trust are working together on Where we are… a UK wide youth-led project with the British Museum. ‘Where we are…’ is a UK wide youth-led […]
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