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"An ingenious way of bringing art to the people" Alan Yentob "Helping local individuals and groups to work with councils in converting less glamorous spaces to good use" The Times Welcome to a network of projects in empty shops and slack spaces across the UK. The Empty Shops Network is a loose coaltion, an informal collective, a timely coming together of meanwhile art galleries, pop-up shops, short-term community spaces, informal activity hubs, and temporary studios. Some empty shops projects last a week, some six months; all believe that meanwhile activity is valuable to local communities. In 2010, it's estimated that about 13% of the UKs shops are sitting empty and that one in five empty shops may never be used again. Members of the Empty Shops Network help new businesses start on the high street, bring visitors back to Britain's town centres and help the local community turn private spaces into public places.
Empty Shops projects across the UK: Scotland
Ireland and Northern Ireland
Wales
England North
Midlands
East
West
South
London
International
How to get involved in the Empty Shops Network: Not on the list? If you know any empty shop or scheme we haven't listed, please get in touch with the Revolutionary Arts Group who are co-ordinating the network (on a voluntary basis). Alternatively, post empty shops to our Moblog and map You can browse Artists and Makers to find out about current Empty Shop opportunities for artists and makers across the UK. You can also make a donation to support the Empty Shop Network
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