Brixton’s unique outdoor conceptual art organisation, the Bureau of Silly Ideas (BOSI), is among 19 Lambeth groups to receive funding in the second distribution of Culture Recovery Fund grants.
The fund announced a first round of grants, with several local establishments benefitting, a few days ago,
Groups in the borough get £2,724,221 in total in the second round, with BOSI, a community interest trust based in railway arches in Valentia Place, getting £103,000.
Jamm on the Brixton Road, which has become the socially distanced Brixton Courtyard, gets £185,000.
The Lambeth Ltd, owner of the Prince of Wales, gets £120,000.
The largest grant, of half a million, goes to Brixton Hill based Equip Events Service – a specialist audio visual hire specialists and event technical management company.
Toulouse Lautrec, which continues to host live jazz in the Elephant, gets just under a quarter of a million.
Events company, The Manual, which works nationally and internationally, gets £232,000.
Brixton Hill Studios recording company gets £133,000.
The Artists Studio Company (ASC), a charity founded in 1993 to support artists and makers and promote the arts, which develops and manages affordable workspace for artists, including at Stockwell Road in central Brixton, gets £93,390.
The charity is currently supporting more than 700 practitioners in 552 workspaces across nine buildings in six London boroughs.
Brixton based Jellybooks, which runs test reading campaigns for book publishers, gets £90,000.
Neon performing arts school for 5-to-18-year-olds in Vauxhall gets £65,000.
Clapham’s Bread and Roses theatre company gets £50,000.
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