The arts are a driving force in regeneration, according to Andy Burnham (p1) as he hails Liverpool 2008. Yet the arts are also threatened by regeneration, according to the splendidly-monickered National Federation of Artists’ Studio Providers or NFASP (p3). While it’s good to have a Culture Secretary who seems to recognise the artistic, the social and the economic benefits of the arts, it’s a bit worrying that, in the overall picture, some dots remain to be joined up. The East End of London... more
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Issue 186: Integrated Arts , Issue 186: Showcases
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Integrated Arts, Showcases
26 Jan 2009
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26 Jan 2009
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26 Jan 2009
Criticism and setbacks have not deterred Linda Fabiani in her quest for change, as Catherine Rose discovers.
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26 Jan 2009
Craig W. Johnson hopes that America’s new political start will mark a change for the arts, too.
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26 Jan 2009
Showcases and networking events provide support for young people’s work, reveals Barbara O’Brien.
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26 Jan 2009
An international dance showcase offers a rich mixture of ideas and new talent, writes Lexi Bradburn.
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26 Jan 2009
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26 Jan 2009
Mounting and marketing theatre with disabled and non-disabled actors has its challenges, Louise Wiggins explains.
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26 Jan 2009
Tony Panayiotou explains how one showcase has opened people’s eyes to the benefits of the unfamiliar.
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26 Jan 2009
Showcases can provide a shop window, networking opportunities and a way in for young artists. Maggie Clarke introduces our feature by urging you to form close relationships in order to present successful showcases.
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26 Jan 2009
Integrated work with young people needs careful planning, but don’t let that put you off, says Jenny Gordon.