We're currently working on our own report, which will bring together key insights from our programme of commissions and the Creative Peninsula Summit held in November 2022, as well as setting out our plans for the future. We'll post that here when it's ready.
In the meantime, if you're interested in the arts and heritage policy landscape in Devon and Cornwall, you may like to peruse these resources from colleagues, partners and other organisations in the region.
This page is a work in progress; if you think we're missing some key information, please do let us know!
Cornwall Museums Partnership Impact Report 2021-22
View the report
Cornwall's Creative Manifesto
View the manifesto
Creative Industries Innovation in Seaside Resorts and Country Towns
Discussion paper by Lucy McFadzean, Gabriella Giannachi, and Joanne Evans (University of Exeter), produced for the Creative Industries Policy & Evidence Centre
Read the discussion paper
Exeter Culture: a place-based cultural strategy
Read the strategy document
Exeter public art strategy
Prepared by Art Work Exeter for Exeter City Council, University of Exeter and Exeter Culture
Read the strategy document
Torbay Culture website
Read about Torbay Culture's initiatives, including evaluation reports, on their website
Visit the website
Plymouth Culture Plan
Read about Plymouth's ambitious Culture Plan on the Plymouth Culture website
More information
East Devon cultural strategy 2022-31
Read the strategy
North Devon culture strategy 2022-27
Read about the strategy
Revoicing Cultural Landscapes project
A research project investigating indigenous, minoritized cultures through theatre and festivals, led by Laura Hodsdon of Falmouth University
More information
Centre for Coastal Communities
The University of Plymouth's research centre advancing new approaches and transforming thinking to address 21st-century challenges facing coastal communities.
More information
Britain's Leading Edge
Britain’s Leading Edge is a collaboration of rural upper-tier local authorities without major cities. We are reframing the story of the contribution that rural regions can make to a sustainable national economy.
View the website
The Atlantic Project
A pilot for a new international festival of contemporary art, the first iteration of which took place in public contexts and outdoor locations across Plymouth, UK
View the website
Groundwork
international art in Cornwall
View the website
Legacies of British Slavery, UCL
Devon and Slavery, part 1
Legacies of British Slave-Ownership in Devon, pt 1
Legacies of British Slavery, UCL
Devon and Slavery, part 2
Legacies of British Slave-Ownership in Devon, pt 2
Queer Kernow
Queer History is Cornish History
View the website
Black Voices Cornwall
Celebrating history, culture and community
View the website