Current Projects

EVALUATION & IMPACT

Culture in Common is the Creative People and Places programme for the New Forests led by Energise Me. 21 Artists has developed and manages the evaluation of the project across the 2 years. Find out more about Culture in Common.

RESEARCH

In collaboration with Radar Consultancy, we are working with Caafirmaad Plus Consortium in Somalia to conduct a Data Protection Impact Assessment to understand how data is being processed and used within the healthcare system of the NGOs in the Consortium, focusing on data rights and protections for the most vulnerable groups in Somalia. 

EVALUATION & IMPACT

Working with the Door in the Wall team based in Edinburgh, Scotland, 21 Artists is working to co-design a Theory of Change and evaluation framework and data collection tools for understanding and assessing impact with the artists they work with and programmes they run.

EVALUATION & IMPACT

Working with Anti-Tribalism Movement and Culture House to redesign the evaluation for their youth programme, Lead and Be Led. Currently re-designing their Theory of Change and working to redesign their evaluation framework and data collection tools.

RESEARCH

Funded by King's College London, we are working with Jafra Productions in the West Bank to support the development of their NEST programme in Palestine and across the MENA region. 

EXHIBITIONS

The Many Lives of Gaza is a collaboration between 21 Artists and curator Nadine Aranki, comprised of curated archival photos from the Palestinian Museum's archive in the West Bank. Thus far, we held the exhibition in three spaces: Bermondsey Project Space in London, The Museum of Islamic Art in Birmingham and Outpost Gallery in Norwich.

RESEARCH

Funded by King's College London, Include Us In: Palestine is a participatory research project exploring what the role of creativity is for artists and cultural entrepreneurs in Jerusalem and the West Bank. Through the project, we have made further connections that has led to future projects with Jafra Productions to support the development of their entrepreneurship education programmes. 

RESEARCH

As part of a series of creative explorations of The Agency's work over the years, we are working on a series of articles that pairs academic concepts to their brilliant work in the UK over the last 11 years. Keep an eye out for more soon.