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A collaboration between the Arts Council of Wales (ACW) and the Performing Right Society Foundation (PRSF) is set to benefit new music in Wales through the co-funding of a scheme aimed at...
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An online arts venues and resources guide has been launched by the English Regional Arts Boards in collaboration with the Arts Council of England.
The guide aims to bring together comprehensive...
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A scheme to boost arts participation at three of Tyneside?s arts venues has been awarded the largest investment ever made to the region by Arts...
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Opera North was the first British company to be invited to perform at the re-furbished Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona theatre following a devastating fire there in 1994.
The visit included...
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The past ten years has seen the extraordinary growth and development of modern computing and electronic network technologies which have become firmly integrated in our everyday and working lives. But...
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?What?s My Name?? is an ongoing arts project using creative play and storytelling with pre-school children and their parents or carers, explain Peter Evans and Nicola Hemstock.
The project aims to...
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For Watershed going digital is an ongoing story of exploration, says Dick Penny. It has led to new ways of working: adopting an approach which is R & D led; learning to operate in a networking...
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With over 40 open studio events organised each year in England alone, could we be on the verge of seeing a larger market develop for original art, craft and design? Keith Hayman explores the world of...
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2001 marked the sixth year of the Northamptonshire Open Studios and Exhibitions (NOS...
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Apparently one of the great things about living in Norfolk is the quality of the natural light, notes Graeme Howell.
This is why you cannot go out for a quiet countryside walk without tripping over...
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The first Northern Devon Arts Trail, linking a number of isolated rural communities in Torridge and North Devon districts (an area the size of London), took place over nine days last June as part of...
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Title: Volunteer Co-chairman / Organiser
Name of Organisation: South East Open Studios
Email: [email protected]
How long in present post? 5 years, on and off.
What does your organisation do?...
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Get out your diary now! It's time to plan your conference visits for 2002
JANUARY
Bristol Cultural Development Partnerships: Managing Partnerships Conference: 22 Jan 02:
t: 0117 988 1576
inIVA:...
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ARTS SERVICES
St Helens Creative Industries Initiative: http://www.creative-insthelens.org Database of artists and creative industries; Commercial and domestic commissions; Arts in education;...
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The opening of the North East?s flagship arts centre, Baltic, has been delayed due problems with building work. It is now due to open in summer 2002, not spring as originally intended.
Scottish...
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The Board of Scottish Ballet has been described as ?arrogant and secretive? by a sub committee of the Scottish Executive, which has concluded that the handling of plans to reposition the company as a...
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The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) is the winner of the first ADAPT Trust Award, which recognises the quality of provision it has made for people with disabilities. The Award is a new prize...
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The end of a year is a good time to take stock and reflect on the previous 12 months. However traumatic the events seem, it?s worth trying to keep everything in perspective.
The future of Scottish...
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Andy Worthington (pictured) has been appointed as the Chief Executive of The Institute of Leisure and Amenity Management (ILAM). A former director of leisure and tourism at the Metropolitan Borough...
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A report just published by the Higher Education Funding Council is highly critical of the extent to which Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) address the Continuing Professional Development needs of...
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A draft framework for the development of literature in Scotland over the next five years has been published by the Scottish Arts Council (SAC), which is inviting anyone interested in literature to...
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The Circus Space, a charity dedicated to enabling the creation of contemporary circus, is the only arts organisation included in the first annual Inner City 100, a national listing of 100 fast-...
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Details of the types of projects that will be welcomed as part of Museums and Galleries Month 2002 have been announced, with collaborative projects, mature audiences and local residents being the...
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The trace Online Writing Centre at the Nottingham Trent University has received an Innovation Award from the Arts and Humanities Research Board (AHRB) to help establish new media writing as an art...
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The 2002 National Children?s Art Day will take place on June 20, with further events over the following weekend. For galleries wishing to organise events to celebrate the day, grants of up to £500...