This section contains a database of all Creative Scotland's publications as well as a growing list of external resources for the arts, screen and creative industries.
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This report is our Annual Review of Performance covering the period from 1 April 2015 to 31 March 2016.
19 December 2016
Examples of creative individuals and organisations that we supported in 2015/16, who are operating in a broader national and international context, helping to make Scotland a distinctive creative nation connected to the world.
19 December 2016
Profiles of a few of the many 2015/16 projects that brought ideas to life by a diverse, skilled and connected leadership and workforce that is more confident, knowledgeable and connected, helping to develop more sustainable business models.
19 December 2016
In 2015/16, a number of projects showed excellence and experimentation across the arts, screen and creative industries, with diverse high quality artistic and creative work produced and developed across Scotland. Here's just a few examples.
19 December 2016
We are committed to increasing the quantity and quality of opportunities for people of all ages to experience and learn from, the arts, screen and creative industries, wherever they are in Scotland. Here's some of the 2015/16 projects which contributed to that ambition.
19 December 2016
In 2015/16 we worked in partnership with local authorities and others to ensure that places and quality of life are transformed through imagination, ambition and an understanding of the potential of creativity. Read about a few of these projects.
19 December 2016
See some of the innovative training programmes developed to support all parts of the screen sector â from scriptwriters to technical crew, young filmmakers to business leaders, producers, exhibitors and many more.
19 December 2016
Creative Scotland's Annual Report, Accounts and National Lottery Accounts for the financial year ending 31 March 2016.
13 December 2016
This Arts Strategy sets out Creative Scotlandâs commitment to increasing the reach, relevance and contribution that artists and art make to life in Scotland.
9 August 2016
Welcome Pack, reporting forms and guidance for recipients of Youth Music Initiative funding.
21 July 2016
The first comprehensive Review of Equalities, Diversity and Inclusion within Scotlandâs Screen Sector, published Tuesday 31 January 2017.
30 January 2017
An evaluation of the TTS.Digital programme, which aimed to inspire digital creativity in young people. This report was produced by Research Scotland between February 2016 and September 2016.
20 January 2017
Key findings, full report and case studies from an evaluation of the first two years of the Time To Shine programme from April 2014 to September 2016.
1 December 2016
Key findings, full report and case studies from an impact focused review of the Youth Music Initiative during 2015/16.
22 November 2016
Further research on the EU referendum; a raft of new cultural statistics; specific research on music, theatre, gaming, screen and museums; reports exploring the relationship of culture to economic and urban development; and much more.
21 November 2016
An independent interim report on phase 3 of the Cashback for Creativity programme.
15 November 2016
This report summaries the responses to a survey Creative Scotland conducted to better understand how the EU referendum result might affect the work of organisations and individuals within Scotlandâs arts, screen and creative industries.
7 November 2016
17 October 2016
TRACS represents the traditional arts in Scotland and is a collaboration between three forums: Music, Storytelling and Dance.
14 October 2016
The Scottish Poetry Library is a unique national resource and advocate for the art of poetry, and Scottish poetry in particular.
14 October 2016
