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a-n Magazine April 2011
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a-n Magazine April 2011

Contents include: Features include: Margate revealed and Art and learning; in Debate Anna-Marie Gray scrutinises unpaid internships and questions their impact on one’s career prospects. In Collaborative relationships artists Nina Coulson and Alexander Johnson of Yoke and Zoom and Susan […]

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Future Station
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Big (art) society

Artists’ survival and growth is dependent on networking and professional interchange.

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Can & a Dram
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Changes in CRB

Report by Lucy Day setting out ways in which changes to CRB Disclosures application procedures may affect artists.

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Photography celebrated

The 2011 Sony World Photography Awards due to be announced on 27 April in London is the highlight of the London World Photography Festival.

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Vending Machine
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Digital identities

Pre-symposium events being held in the run-up to ISEA 2011, Ellie Harrison at Waterman’s and John Gerrard at Canary Wharf Underground station.

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Cesar Manrique Workshop
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Art and learning

Education and community projects engaging artists and audiences across the UK and Europe.

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The Ultimate Painting
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Movement

A-n’s Collaborative relationships series exposes the working relationships between artists and the wide range of professionals they choose to collaborate with. In this article, artists Yoke and Zoom and Susan Miles of ACORP give their accounts of a cultural regeneration project with a difference – converting a railway station’s disused toilets into an art gallery.

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Editorial – 2011 April

To play their part in the economic recovery, many workers who have retained employment are being asked to do more, for less.

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State of the artists

According to Dany Louise, at the State of the Arts conference artists were given a platform by being squeezed onto a monitor in a corner of the coffee room where they had to shout to make themselves heard. A better […]

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