On the cover – 2006 July
Lorna B Hughes, Upholstered pigeon seats.
Lorna B Hughes, Upholstered pigeon seats.
Contents include: Is ‘Disability artist’ another label leading to ghettoised work? Notes from FASED’s panel discussion. Susan Jones on artists’ rates of pay. Focus on prizes and awards, new film fund and Midlands-based initiatives. JISC subscription package launched for universities […]
Paul Matosics letter (June issue) raises important issues for all artists for whom operating professionally is vital.
With a government spending review impending, the value of culture has had high scale profiling recently.
The Customer Management Team (TCMT) is undertaking a review of pensions within the artistic community so we can better understand their views of current pension provision.
Views on cultural policy and the environment for contemporary practice.
In the past, the products of public art tended to be manifested through regeneration schemes such as the GardenFestivals (Stoke on Trent, Glasgow and Gateshead) and a spirited campaign instigated by the (then) Arts Council of Great Britain for per cent for art.
Toby Patersons commission for Glasgows Tramway has now been permanently installed.
On 23 July the High Street of picturesque Southwold, jewel of the Suffolk coast, will be shut to traffic to become an al fresco museum of the bizarre.
As a textile artist based in Nottingham, I am currently one of nine artists and craft makers in the East Midlands engaged in Connect @The Usher Gallery.
July sees the launch of a major new £1 million commissioning initiative.
The Spinnerei is a compelling place, because of the great creative atmosphere and the availability of large, dynamic show spaces.
For those worried about the impact of loss of EU funds for their cultural industries information and business development programmes, keep a beady eye on www.euclid.info As ever, the bureaucracy is running behind the practicalities and whilst the Culture 2000 […]
Last year FASED hosted a panel discussion about the place of disability in creative identity.
The Art Guide is a web-based listings site from Castlefield Gallery.
Hannah Firth will be the Curator for Wales at the Venice Biennale of Art 2007, joining the team headed by Michael Nixon.
Pallas Heights Gallery and Pallas Studios have been forced to close after serving the art and local communities for ten years in the North Inner City of Dublin.
An innovative and thought-provoking online photography gallery showcasing the best in regional talent, was launched in June.
The Channel 4 British Documentary Film Foundation in conjunction with Arts Council England and with the support of the Institute of Contemporary Arts has launched BRITDOCART.
Art prizes are much valued by artists, not only because they provide some much-needed cash that can go towards new work but also for their profile-raising value that supports artists career development.
Streetlevel, Glasgow
20 April 3 June
I dont know whether its just me, but at the moment I cant help thinking that a lot of what I do as a practising artist is to prepare to travel to some part of the country, usually by train.
Q Arts Gallery, Derby
22 April 4 June
MOT, London
12 May 17 June
John Hansard Gallery, Southampton
4 May 17 June