Art of Protest

Launching The First Ever Children's Capital of Culture in Rotherham with Land Art by AOP Team

In December 2024, Art of Protest (AOP), in partnership with the Children’s Capital of Culture Engagement Team, will deliver three land art installations across Rotherham’s parks and green spaces. Please come celebrate the installations from New Year's Day. 

Celebrating Sunderland’s Rebel Women: Bringing Heritage to Life with a New Art and Culture Trail in Sunderland

An Eye for Talent: the Future Walls Talent Development Programme

Running out of STEM? Need more STEAM!

A Crisis in Education - Who Cares?

Words from the wise: John Clark talks education, social work and what his five decades of experience have taught him

Embracing Curiosity and Creativity in Education: A Parent’s Perspective

Finding Your Voice through Creative Learning

Art of Talent

One school, 15 students, five hours...One transformation at York High School

A unique learning method to sit alongside the current curriculum, Art of Protest’s Creative Learning Workshops immersed students at local York High School into the wonderful world of exploration this past June. Jeff writes about his experience spearheading this wonderful endeavour and the difference it’s made to students and faculty.

Art of Protest

Unleashing Potential: The Art of Protest's 5 C’s based Creative Learning Model

We believe there's an alternative way to help young people build skills and esteem. We broadly refer to this as ‘Creative Learning’ - a unique learning approach built on what we call the 5 C’s. Read the full article to learn more.

Interview

Nurturing Talent & Creativity: Jude Warham on Passion, Education, & Engagement

Over the past year, Jude has been involved in a variety of exciting projects that have showcased his artistic talents and passion for community engagement. Here you can find the full interview.

Art of Agency

Art Of Protest - A Manifesto for Being Better Together

Over the past seven days, we’ve seen at close quarters the role of protest in our society. On one hand, we’ve seen the nasty, violent and hateful side of it; fuelled by civil disruption and aimed at generating fear and chaos. On the other, we’ve seen the counter-reaction led by a passionate, calm and inclusive expression of hope and love.