Inside Escape Arts: Nuneaton Escape offers a powerful glimpse into how creativity transforms lives. Set in the heart of Nuneaton, this short film captures the energy, warmth, and impact of our community space: where people of all ages come together to connect, create & belong. Through real voices & shared experiences, the film showcases the positive effects of participation in the arts: from boosting confidence & wellbeing, to breaking down isolation & building strong local connections. It highlights how Escape Arts empowers individuals through inclusive, meaningful creative opportunities, supporting both personal growth & collective change. This film reflects our commitment to Arts Council England’s vision: championing creative people, thriving cultural communities & a vibrant, inclusive cultural landscape.

Art Can Be Rubbish Too captures Escape Arts trip to Weston-Super-Mare in August 2021. Working with Artists Rob Hamp and Ros Ingram, Escape Arts beneficiaries, volunteers and staff spent the morning litter picking on the beach. In the afternoon, we used all of the rubbish collected to build a donkey, a symbol of Weston-Super-Mare that raises awareness on the impact of rubbish on our beaches. This artistic transformation turns waste into a conversation piece, educating others about the link between consumer behavior and environmental degradation. Projects like this can inspire ongoing environmental activism and artistic expression, motivating others to think about how art can be a vehicle for social and ecological change.