Welcome to the archives of our work in the arts over the years. This section includes some of the most memorable work that we've done in the arts and the impact that these projects have created.
Feel free to click on each item to learn more.
We believe that inclusion in the arts and cultural sector for persons with disabilities is vital to prosperous secure societies.
Camara Chica (‘Little Cameras’) develops the skills of educators to teach digital filmmaking to young people; and introduces young people to filmmaking and visual storytelling.
A Silent Revolution - The cultural and creative industries (CCIs) are one of the fastest growing economic sectors in the world.
A collaborative international project initiated by the British Council which brings together female artists to spark debate, challenge stereotypes and share women's stories.
A new exhibition of UK children’s book illustration commissioned by the British Council and curated by the Waterstones UK Children’s Laureate, Lauren Child.
Agenda 14 in partnership with British Council Sri Lanka call for proposals to make short films from female Sri Lankan filmmakers over 18 years of age.
The Creative Enterprise Programme has been developed and will be run by a facilitator from NESTA
This project is managed by the British Council as part of ‘YOUth CREATE, an EU funded CARE International project using arts and culture as a vector for coexistence.
A group of poets received training from Nicole May, a UK spoken word artist and producer, through a four-day workshop in Colombo and two short workshops at the Galle Literary Festival.
A grant scheme to empower artists, gender activists and development organisations who wanted to address violence against women and girls under the title of 'Voices and Choices'.
The 'Women of the World festival' is an initiative to celebrate women and girls' achievements and create a safe space for discussing challenges faced by them.
This landmark occasion highlights the enduring ties, cultural exchange, and collaboration between the UK and Sri Lanka.