Arts leaders need to go out and engage with the citizens in their area, not wait for citizens to engage with them, writes Richard Morrison following a recent report on how arts organisations can play a ‘civic role’.
Arts leaders need to go out and engage with the citizens in their area, not wait for citizens to engage with them, writes Richard Morrison following a recent report on how arts organisations can play a ‘civic role’.
In some ways this has been — dare one even whisper this in private to consenting adults? — a good-news week for the arts. Despite the looming apocalypse of Brexit, the sour economic forecasts and the general feeling that nobody is in charge of the clattering train, the country’s biggest cultural building projects still seem remarkably on... Keep reading on The Times