Clive Wilson
Clive, founder of the Harrogate International Festival (HIF) in 1966, was a brilliant creative arts administrator with wonderfully eclectic tastes in music and literature. Single-minded in his mission to strive for the best, he instilled in me the values of never tolerating second rate. Clive’s day job running the Yorkshire Cancer Campaign satisfied his passion for good food and wines, as we met up for regular ‘working’ lunches. We devoted our time to revelling in... more
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Issue 176: Bullying , Issue 176: Staying Afloat
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Bullying, Staying Afloat
25 Aug 2008William Culver-Dodds reveals the people who have most inspired him.
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25 Aug 2008
Twelve months on from the publication of Arts Council England?s national framework for arts and health, Damian Hebron assesses the progress the sector has made.
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25 Aug 2008
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25 Aug 2008
William Culver-Dodds reveals the people who have most inspired him.
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25 Aug 2008
Sergio López Figueroa?s project wasn?t originally about bullying, but the lessons of the past proved highly relevant to young people?s lives today.
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25 Aug 2008
Anne-Marie Quigg asks whether arts professionals are too tolerant of bullying in a sector where such behaviour is rife.
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25 Aug 2008
Rebecca Storey takes us through the recovery plan which turned an arts organisation?s fortunes around.
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25 Aug 2008
Bullied first at school and later in a dream arts job, an ArtsProfessional reader tells us how it feels.
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25 Aug 2008
New opportunities, born of necessity, were the surprising outcome from a funding cut. Stuart Mullins explains.