International contexts - a-n The Artists Information Company

A report highlighting the impact and challenges for the visual arts sector in the first year of operations following the UK’s departure from the EU.

Executive summary of the funding contribution of the EU to the UK arts, museums and creative industries from 2007- 2016, commissioned by Arts Council England.

Comprehensive report covering six areas where Brexit is likely to impact on the arts and cultural sector.

Kathy McArdle, British Council Director of England and Cities, reflects on the international dimension of the UK City of Culture initiative.

Report exploring “the most frequently made claim for art: its contribution to soft power.”

Argues that London can maintain its position as “the cultural capital of the world” post-Brexit, but will have to “fight hard” to do so.

Key findings from a-n’s second ‘Brexit survey’, one year after the Referendum vote to leave the EU.

The British Council consider the implications of Brexit in terms of an opportunity for Britain to present its “creative genius” to the world.

Executive summary of report evaluating the Wales in Venice project since 2009.

Joint ACE and British Council commissioned evaluation of the International Artists Development Fund.

Considers the international aspect of artists’ practices from the artists’ perspective.

Summary of research into international visual artists’ representation by April Britski, Director of Canadian Artists’ Representation (CARFAC).