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Category Archives: arts funding
Counter Culture White Paper
I have set up a small project to create a ‘Counter Culture White Paper’ partly in response to the recent DCMS White Paper but also as a way of bringing together all the thinking that has been happening in various … Continue reading
Posted in arts, arts funding, Politics
Tagged arts, counter culture, culture, culture white paper, diversity
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An experiment at home
Throughout 2015 I looked at adverts for Artist in Residence schemes. I even applied for a few. Most of them were in schools and the briefs seemed to make the artist themselves the focus of the project. They would work … Continue reading
Posted in Artist in Residence, arts, arts funding, Politics
Tagged art, Artist in Residence, autonomy of the artist, collage, courtenay street, drawing, engagement, funding, kennington, people, se11, south east london, validation
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Towards a Progressive Arts Policy – cultural contracts
This week gone by has been another big week for talking about the arts and where we are headed. I was unable to attend the RSA/Arts Council event on their proposal for a Cultural Contract. I did however watch the … Continue reading
Things I’d like to see (part 1): Real diversity in the arts
I’ve been thinking a lot, a lot, a lot about this. And, you know me, talking about it quite a bit. The thing about diversity is – it’s quite diverse and there are going to be certain barriers that are … Continue reading
Posted in arts, arts funding, Politics, theatre, Uncategorized
Tagged all my sons, arts, critics, diversity, education, hamlet, maxine peake, royal exchange manchester, theatre royal plymouth
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Ask the Artist
Last night I went to the first Provocation to come out of the Warwick Commission on the Future of Cultural Value – it was titled ‘Are cuts to funding the greatest threat to culture?’ Now the Commission are quite clear … Continue reading
Posted in arts, arts funding, Politics
Tagged Alan Davey, artist, arts, arts council, Goldsmiths, Robert Peston, Value of Culture, Warwick Commission, Warwick University
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Show me the evidence!
George and Dave may still be intent on showing us the money but I say “show me the evidence!” In the last decade, with almost global access (and input into) the internet and its many web-based resources, we have moved … Continue reading
Posted in arts, arts funding, Politics
Tagged arts, ask for evidence, data, evidence, health, NHS, science, sense about science, SIC codes
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Challenges for the Arts – response to Maria Miller (et al)
Maria Miller has made her speech and many have responded, mostly we are rehearsing the old arguments, couched in terms that Government can understand. I am going on Monday to a meeting of the movement ‘What Next’ which seeks to … Continue reading
Posted in acting, arts, arts funding, directing, Politics, theatre
Tagged arts education, Arts funding, education, Intellectual Property, Labour, Margaret Thatcher, Maria Miller, Nick Hytner, Open Access Publishing, Tories, Zombies
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