ROAR
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We are ROAR.
A people focused non profit dedicated to supporting creative practices and promoting the arts in Rotherham. We believe that art has the power to transform and enrich the human experience. We are committed to taking action that recognises creativity as a fundamental human right and a key to inspiring change.
ROAR strives for a Rotherham that is flourishing with high quality creative activity across all communities and at every stage of people’s lives. We understand that you need space to be creative. For members, we have a variety of studio spaces available, as well as our own resource space that they can use. Resources like a project space with a laser cutter, kiln, and A0 printer are also available to help creatives with their artistic endeavours.
Our mission is to develop and sustain innovative, challenging and insightful art practice. We believe that we can help the regeneration by supporting the local creative sector in its professional development and rising ambitions, while also embedding the arts in the social & economic environment, enabling the sector to thrive and creative practitioners to earn a living.
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All creatives featured on the site are independent of Flux Rotherham and although we regularly work with many of the featured creatives, we do not vouch for the quality or experience of any individual or organisation listed. Their contact details will be available on each profile so they can be contacted directly.
If you are looking to work with any creatives to engage children and or vulnerable adults, it is your responsibility to check the guidance on the Government Website https://www.gov.uk/find-out-dbs-check to see whether a Disclosure and Barring Service check is required. Many creatives who regularly work with communities and in schools will already be registered with the annual DBS updates service.
If you are looking to work with any creatives to engage children and or vulnerable adults, it is your responsibility to check the guidance on the Government Website https://www.gov.uk/find-out-dbs-check to see whether a Disclosure and Barring Service check is required. Many creatives who regularly work with communities and in schools will already be registered with the annual DBS updates service.