How a project or event is defined based on its artform or additional category. Some projects will incorporate multiple categories.
May also be referred to as 'programme category'.
Artform | Definition | Examples |
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Music | Where the main artform is classical music, pop, EDM, folk | Eliza Carthy, Bassline Symphony |
Outdoor arts | Where the artform is in the public realm and unticketed: could include street performance, exhibition, sculpture. | BD Walls, Zee and the Firefly |
Theatre | Theatrical productions and presentations | Railway Children, Right/s |
Broadcast | Events that are created or planned for broadcast - radio programmes, TV productions | Rise documentary |
Visual arts and sculpture | Photography, painting, sculpture | Turner Prize, Tu I Tam |
Dance/Movement/Circus | Main artform is dance, movement or circus arts | Up Up Up |
Digital | Main artform is digital - VR, AR, online | Marshmallow Lazer Feast, Daytimers |
Literature | Poetry, spoken word, creative writing | Book of Bradford, Wandering Imaginations |
Film | production, exhibition | BFI content, The Local |
Combined arts | Multi-artform in development and presentation | Rise, Play |
Food/Culinary Arts | Meet our Mothers | |
Exhibition | Main focus is exhibition of existing work | British Museum, Portrait of My |
Festival | Includes presentation within or delivery of a festival | Bradford Literature Festival, BSAHF |
Performance – other | Misc performance that doesn't fit in a category above | Comedy, Cabaret |
International | Includes an international partnership or artist/s | Wild Uplands |
Heritage | Projects funded in whole or in part by NHLF or Historic England | Nisbett Tailor's Shop, 1 in 12 |
Engagement | Projects that are led by the Engagement team | Poetry Slam, Yorkshire Dance |
Associated Projects or Events | see Associated events definition |