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How Do I Take Part?Getting your creative talent out there has never been easier!
Stay up-to-dateGet our once monthly email and be the first to know what awesome stuff we're planning just for you. NOISE BlogOn Saturday come down to NOISELAB and try out all sorts of arts activities with Onefiveeight11- 8PM... "Hello, this is the blog for the 'Hear no Evil,
See no Evil' workshops, clubnight, magazine and CD. Yes, all of those things.
'Hear no Evil,... "I had been in contact
with NOISEfestival.com earlier in the year and was very pleased when Vic... I had just dismantled my graduate show at
the Royal College of Art when I got a call from Vic at www.NOISEFestival.com  I am currently looking at Mixed Media Textiles for the body and have recently exhibited my work at New Designers in London,...  Lend a HandClick here if you are interested in volunteering opportunities at NOISE Festival or at the NOISE Lab |
Vote for NOISELAB!10th July 2010NOISE has put forward an idea for this seasons 'Umbro Industries' Bursary. NOISELAB wants to host a 5 day 'FreshersFest', with free events showcasing the best Manc creativity and to get 240,000 new students rooted and in love with the North - Click here to vote for us - and spread the word!! Umbro Industries gives Manchester-based innovators a financial helping hand for their creative ideas, whether that be a club night, exhibition or tour. Not ones to see potential pioneers lose out, they are offering £10,000 to get ideas beyond the brainstorming point. NOISE Tours a Degree Show near you!8th July 2010Hot on our quest to find the very best in new creative talent, we've been busily touring end of year and degree shows across the UK. We've been blown away by some of the great stuff we've seen so far, so if you've received an email from us - sign up and create your free online NOISE Portfolio, with your unique URL and start showing off your creative work to the world! How to get ahead in the creative industries13th February 2010On Saturday February 13th the NOISE Charity publishes the 'How to Get Ahead in the Creative Industry' supplement in The Daily Telegraph across London and the North -West. The four page insert is the result of the EU funded NOISE Project, 'Promoting Young Innovation, Creativity and Entrepreneurship through Non-Formal Learning Paths'. The NOISEfestival.com project focused on Non-Formal Education and the importance of this increasingly popular way of learning, especially in terms of a young person's entry into the Creative Industries. The NOISE Project engaged fifteen young creatives from across the UK to research to discuss their experiences and opinions of Non-Formal Education with an aim to influence policy change in this area. This Saturday's Daily Telegraph supplement is a manifesto for change and a blueprint for the future. Through continued consultation with the young participants and the professionals involved in this NOISE project, the NOISE Charity aims see Non-Formal Education being brought out of the shadows and considered as a valid alternative to formal education when wanting to pursue a creative career. To learn more about this NOISE Project please click here
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What's it all about?NOISE LAB, by the arts charity NOISEfestival.com, is a 'living magazine' with arts, fashion, music and more.
Each month the living magazine has 'Guest Editors' to curate content, events, workshops - all for free. Follow us on TwitterSay Cheese |
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