Culture Information & Links
If you live in the Rotherham area and are an artist of any kind; painter, sculptor, craftsperson or composer or performer: if you are part of a group who deals with anything arty this section contains some information about who can help you, and where to go for advice and funding.
Culture Information
Creative Networks!
This is an organisation of artists and local art groups. Tel. 44 (0)1709 823636 for more information.
Funding for the Arts
Funding for various arts projects is available from a number of different kitties, both locally and nationally. Contact the Community Arts Service for full information on what is currently available.
Here are some other useful links to organisations concerned with the arts in Rotherham.
Carillon Magazine
Carillon was founded in June 2001 by Ernest Mason and Graham Rippon, both of Rotherham Metro Writers Group. Their aim was to produce an eclectic magazine which gave a forum to talented writers of all shades of publication experience. Ernest later relinquished his role and the magazine is now solely edited by Graham.
Community Arts Service
This department coordinates the various community arts projects in Rotherham.
Address:- Central Library and Arts Centre, Walker Place, Rotherham, S65 1JH. Tel. 44 (0)1709 823636 Email community.artsatrotherham.gov.uk (remember to change at to @). Visit the website http://www.rotherham.gov.ukDigYorkshire
For more about Arts and Culture in Yorkshire visit the comprehensive list of arts, entertainment and organisations in the region.
Muse
Cultural Magazine PDF file available here.
Rotherham Arts
This is a registered charity No. 256132 dedicated to the Arts in Rotherham. Visit the website at
www.rotherhamarts.co.uk.
Rotherham Culture Company
Rotherham Open Arts Renaissance
ROAR
The aim of ROAR is to support a thriving cultural scene in Rotherham.
Address:- The Unity Centre, St Leonard's Road, Rotherham S65 1PD. Tel. 44 (0)1709 369 435Email karenatrotherhamroar.org (remember to replace at with @).Website http://www.rotherhamroar.org.Sheffield Hallam University Public Art Pages
An extensive look at all the public art in South Yorkshire including war memorials, clocks, statutes and that heap of brick by the entrance to the car park you always thought had been left by the builders
public-art.shu.ac.uk/pmsa.
