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Resources from the a-n archive that I will looking at over the summer as part of some research into residencies and prizes.

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Cost of volunteering: will UK arts ecology pay the price?

I’m quoted in this article by David Trigg, about the current trend for arts organisations to replace paid invigilators with volunteers. What’s not mentioned in the article is that these jobs are not just important employment opportunities for people – […]

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Untitled blog post from "STUDIO 75"

PAYING ARTISTS II: THE CAREER TRAJECTORY The problem of not paying artists is much bigger than simply artists being out-of-pocket. It affects the artist’s whole career trajectory, and creates a massive pool of stagnation that ends up in a shocking […]

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Untitled blog post from "11/11/13 – 11/03/14"

We have moved. And we have begun to ready the space for the exhibition. Here is the facebook page with info about the event… LAST ONE TO LEAVE TURN OUT THE LIGHTS But incase you can’t access that link, here […]

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Untitled blog post from "Towards Doggerland"

Inevitable Circumstances? Doggerland has reached a stage where the Collaborative Research bursary we initially received from a-n is coming to its final few pennies. Recalling our original application for the grant, it is evident that we’ve been more effective with […]

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Untitled blog post from "twelve in fourteen"

sometime before Christmas last year i started following niall Doherty ‘s round the world journey. his modus operandi is not to fly. i found him by chance, after researching living with little or no possessions. niall’s journey is an easy […]

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If other professions were paid like artists...
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If other professions were paid like artists…

Why do so many artists get asked to work for free, so often? And what’s the best way for an artist to deal with these requests, and ensure they’re financially secure and their work is valued? Michelle Aldredge explores the problem and encourages ‘mindful decision-making’ as a way forward.

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The art of living dangerously
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New report explores ‘the art of living dangerously’

A new report urges those working with arts and culture to rethink their contribution to a vision of sustainable development that benefits the whole of society. Report co-author, Mark Robinson, introduces the provocation and identifies three vital ‘practices’ that can only be achieved by collaboration between artists, institutions and an intelligent funding ecology.

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Annals of the Twenty-Ninth Century installation view
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Wysing Arts Centre: “looking back to understand how we look forwards”

From its base in rural Cambridgeshire, Wysing Arts Centre has been supporting artists to make new work for the past 25 years. We hear from artistic director Donna Lynas, and artists Emma Smith and Seb Patane, about the future aims of the organisation and how the its well-regarded residency programme fosters creative relationships.

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Ruth Beale
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Doing it by the book: Peckham Platform’s new era of independence

Peckham Platform launches its new vision as an independent charity with the opening of Ruth Beale’s participatory installation, Bookbed. We talk to the artist and the organisation’s executive director Emily Druiff about libraries, socially-engaged practice and being a creative educational platform.

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London visit, 27-29 January 2014

We knew London was a wise way to kick off our project visits; such a wealth of historical resources to study anatomy and medicine, and rich contemporary culture of art and literature. We both anticipated it was to be an […]

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Joel Simon
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Unlimited: looking for allies to promote great work by disabled artists

Disabled artists organisation Shape and Artsadmin have been awarded £1.5million by Arts Council England to deliver Unlimited, a new three-year programme of commissions. With the launch of its Unlimited Allies scheme, it’s now looking for help and support so that the scheme can deliver a long-term legacy.

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