Consultancy and Impact

Take A Part works across a wide range of specialist skills and with a core team of dedicated people to deliver high quality advice, mentoring and consultancy that supports you and your organisation to engage ethically, authentically and with relevance.

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Our 2022/23 Impact Report

2022/23 was a year when we really invested in our work with Children, Families and Young People through our some really interesting projects that centred youth voices and decision making.

PRIMEdesign supported young skaters to explore visual culture, heritage programming, enterprise development and to commission skateable sculptures with Bedir Bekar and Dani Abulhawa.

Our Crazy Glue work continued across 4 core schools and and re-delivered our Plain Speaking Tours programme for British Art Show 9, democratising gallery and museum white cube experiences by removing art speak and leading on tours about how art makes people feel.

We completed the Travelling Museum of Communities with lead artist Thomas Goddard and Far Flung Dance Theatre where we looked at the lack of material culture our museum and created our own travelling museum supporting community heritage and crossing the city on our cargo bike Travelling Museum.

You can read the full report here.

Contact us to create YOUR impact!

What are the steps you need to take to really work to your values? How to you START working in depth with communities? How can you ensure capacity building and sustainable approaches are part of your project and programme designs from the start?

Take A Part are committed to more community engagement in the cultural sector and more community-led cultural projects. We want to be sure that you feel supported to take the steps you need to respond to the opportunity to increase reach, relevance and impact.

If you want to make impacts then get in touch with our CEO Kim Wide via kim@takeapart.org.uk

What Our Clients Say

"Working with artists allowed us to reach far more members of the community. It was exciting for everyone involved. People felt like they were able to make a real difference to where they lived."

Debbie Burton Senior Community Connections Officer, Plymouth City Council

On Take A Part project In Praise of Trees, "It is more. More than beautiful. It is essential to this place."

Brian Vincent Cabinet Member for Environment, Plymouth

"Working with artists allowed us to reach far more members of the community. It was exciting for everyone involved. People felt like they were able to make a real difference to where they lived."

Debbie Burton Senior Community Connections Officer, Plymouth City Council

On Take A Part project In Praise of Trees, "It is more. More than beautiful. It is essential to this place."

Brian Vincent Cabinet Member for Environment, Plymouth

Case Studies: Key projects

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Capital Of Culture

Our long-term work with Efford has helped the community transform their local area.

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Crazy Glue

Our bespoke after school arts club model for hard to reach families developed with schools in communities we engage with.

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Creative Education

School is often at the heart of a community as well as at the heart of Take A Part's work.

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In Praise Of Trees

We worked the the community of Ham and artist Peter Randall-Page to create public art that is treasured

In Praise Of Trees
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Plain Speaking Tours

Take A Part has worked with community arts groups for over 10 years to develop their ‘Plain Speaking Tours’ model.

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Reverberations

An art and heritage project working with Plymouth communities to explore historic and contemporary stories of migration

Reverberations
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Shed On Wheels

From an electric Morris milk float, the Efford community and Take A Part created a mobile shed, artwork and community space.

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Social Making

Our biennial symposium which brings together communities and practitioners working in socially engaged ways to share learning.

Social Making
Barne Barton Digital Map

Young Creatives

A young person-led approach to creating digital projects about their communities.

Young Creatives

Our client base is wide-ranging and has included:

Arts Council Ireland
Arts Council England
Arts University Plymouth
Birmingham Museums Trust
The Box
University College London
Carlow Council
Clore Leadership
Engage
University of Exeter
Fun Palaces
University of Gloucestershire
Local Trust
National Trust
Philharmonia Orchestra
Plymouth City Council
Plymouth Culture
Royal Academy of Dance
Queen Margaret University



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