Creative Blogging*

16 Apr 2012 in Aberdeen City & Shire, Argyll & the Islands, Audience Development Blog, Dance & Drama, Highland, Moray, Music, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Shetland, Visual Arts & Crafts, Writing

Creative Blogs

Blogging has become quite the social media phenomenon in the last 2 years. They’re a fantastic tool to be using for both marketing and promoting yourself, your artwork, your organisation, basically anything that you do, or it can also be a brilliant way of putting your thoughts and inspirations down into words, a creative journal if you like.

Below are just some of the creative Blogs I’ve come across recently.

If you have a blog you would like to add to this list please do contact me.

ARTS AND CULTURAL ORGANISATIONS

 ARTISTS AND MAKERS

WRITERS & MUSICIANS

  • Breathing Out – Occasional journal of Scottish writer and musician Clare O’Brien
  • The Truth About Lies – A writer based in Glasgow
  • Sea Penguin – The view from nowhere, to everywhere – or should that be the other way round?
  • John Crosbie – Various bits of writing, opinions, plays, screenpalys, poems etc

THEATRE & DANCE

  • Theatre in Scotland –  Theatre in Scotland aims to inform the theatre going public of Scotland which shows are playing around the country and when, with reviews, interviews and much more
  • Scottish Ballet – Latest news from the Scottish Ballet
  • Citymoves Dance – Dance news and opportunities in the North East

CULTURAL COMMUNITIES

  • The Spill Blog – An open to all music and culture blog which originated from the Guardian’s Readers Recommended community
  • Artists Talking – Artists Talking is a unique space to explore artists’ insights and perspectives on contemporary practice
  • UK Handmade – UK Handmade is a design led online magazine committed to showcasing and promoting the best creative talent the UK has to offer

AROUND THE GLOBE

* We’ve recently changed our blog set up on Northings which means that some of the content on the ‘old’ audience development blog hasn’t been available recently. However, I’ve finally found some time to copy and paste the most important content across to the ‘new’ audience development blog.

Created: April 2010

Updated:

April 2011

April 2012