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ScottishPower Foundation 2021 Art and Culture Projects

Art and Culture Projects

Dundee Heritage Trust

Dundee Heritage Trust

Dundee Dome Experience

The ‘Dundee Dome Experience’ is a dramatic new gallery at Discovery Point museum that will combine panoramic 360° views, an immersive VR/AR experience and stunning artwork to create exciting new learning opportunities connecting local heritage with the global environment.

Visit the Dundee Industrial Heritage website

United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: Climate Action United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: Quality Education United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: Good Health and well-being
Single Homeless Project

Single Homeless Project

Using creativity to inspire access to sustainable employment (CSE)

The ‘Using creativity to inspire access to sustainable employment’ (CSE) programme will work with individuals that are homeless/at risk of homelessness to become less isolated, explore their creativity and enter different forms of education/training/employment. This project has been created as a direct response to COVID-19 and seeks to use creative arts as a springboard for vulnerable people to improve their mental health and enter employment.

Visit the Single Homeless Project website


United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: Reduced InequalitiesUnited Nations Sustainable Development Goals: Quality EducationUnited Nations Sustainable Development Goals: Good Health and well-beingUnited Nations Sustainable Development Goals: No Poverty
Culture, Heritage and Arts Assembly, Argyll and Isles (CHARTS)

Culture, Heritage and Arts Assembly, Argyll and Isles (CHARTS)

Heritage Horizons

‘Heritage Horizons’ will provide opportunities for young people in Argyll and Bute’s areas of highest rural income and employment deprivation to engage with museums and heritage venues. Creative placements contributing to educational, archive, and visitor services will lead to nationally recognised accreditation for participants, reduce inequalities and address current challenges presented by ageing volunteer workforce, through building youth employability-skills.

Visit the Culture, Heritage and Arts Assembly, Argyll and Isles (CHARTS) website

United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: Sustainable Cities and CommunitiesUnited Nations Sustainable Development Goals: Reduced InequalitiesUnited Nations Sustainable Development Goals: Good Health and well-being
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