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• Veronica Wadley given arts advisory role

  
  UK news: Dave Hill's London blog | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 136
  As the Standards Louise Jury reported yesterday : Former Evening Standard editor Veronica Wadley has been appointed to a top-level arts panel weeks after being rejected as the best candidate to chair the Arts Council in London. Arts and Business, an independent body which receives annual Arts Council funding of £4 ...
  2 days ago

• The BC government has declared war on the Arts. Choose your weapons

  
  The Next Stage — Authority: 118
  Just to be clear, this is what we’re talking about : …in late August and early September of 2009, Gordon Campbell’s government announced massive cuts. First, they announced that the share of casino revenues that traditionally went to support the activities of charities, including non-profit arts ...
  3 days ago

• Artless

  
  The Next Stage — Authority: 118
  With Alex Ferris (RV, The Time Traveller’s Wife). Directed By Kryshan Randel, written by Kryshan Randel and Cara Yeates
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• This BC Arts cuts PSA is titled “Movie”

  
  The Next Stage — Authority: 118
  With Peter New and Kathryn Dobbs, directed by Mike Jackson
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• Veronica Wadleys credentials for arts council job cant be enhanced by Boris Johnsons stubborness

  
  UK news: Dave Hill's London blog | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 136
  Im waiting excitedly for news of Mayor Johnsons proposed, defiant re-run of the process for appointing the new National Member for London, Arts Council England (to give the position its formal title). There is talk of legal advice being obtained. Perhaps this is in part because of what it says in the Mayors own ...
  5 days ago

• Crowdsourcing a cultural policy?

  
  marcus westbury — Authority: 456
  National Museum of Australia WHAT HAPPENS when the Federal Government puts a call out to the public to make suggestions about a cultural policy? After a few hours of reviewing some of the submissions, it would be fair to say that the quality and usefulness of the submissions so far have been decidedly mixed. ...
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• A history of Australian arts policy

  
  marcus westbury — Authority: 456
  In response to some recent posts and articles of mine about arts funding and cultural policy,  Nick Herd from the Australia Council pointed me to this comprehensive history of arts policy in Australia prepared by the Parliamentary Librar y. It’s very useful background reading for anyone thinking of putting in a ...
  1 week ago

• The Arts As Industry: A National (Online) Forum

  
  KERA Art&Seek Blog — Authority: 506
  The Culture Monster blog for the LATimes reports that tomorrow the National Endowment for the Arts will present a live, daylong webcast of its Cultural Workforce Forum.[An] assortment of academics, federal bureaucrats, and staffers from private think tanks and research organizations will assemble in Washington, and in ...
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• Munira Mirza version of Wadley interview meeting differs sharply from that of the two others there

  
  UK news: Dave Hill's London blog | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 136
  Sir David Durie, a former governor of Gibralter, was one of the three people presiding at the initial interviews for the post of London Arts Council chair - a job Mayor Johnson appears determined shall be given to Veronica Wadley, his friend and his fervent supporter during the election campaign when she was editor of ...
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• Can recession resuscitate our theatre? | Patrick Marmion

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 987
  The affluent days of government grants could end with the election – just the thing to give teeth to our idling arts sector After a dozen fat years, it seems there will follow as many lean ones for the arts world. However politicians fudge it, the cuts that are coming after the election will be deep. They will ...
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• Arts Council England chair blasts political interference

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 987
  Liz Forgan appears to target London mayor Boris Johnson for trying to appoint crony Veronica Wadley to London post The chair of Arts Council England has launched an impassioned attack on political interference in the organisation. It comes after a row over accusations that London mayor Boris Johnson attempted to ...
  2 weeks ago

• Liz Forgan defends "arms length" principle in context of Veronica Wadley row

  
  UK news: Dave Hill's London blog | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 136
  Liz Forgan gave a speech last night at the Theatrical Management Association s Ambitions for the New Age conference. Heres part of what she said: I would like to end with a few words about something...which I think is both topically important and fundamental to our being able to reap the full benefit of the ...
  2 weeks ago

• Arts Council" Boris Johnson "disregarded his own process" over Veronica Wadley

  
  UK news: Dave Hill's London blog | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 136
  As anticipated in my post this morning , Arts Council England has sent the GLA its promised response to Munira Mirzas account of a telephone conversation between Mayor Johnson and ACE chair Liz Forgan on 17 July and the record of it taken at City Hall (published in full at the bottom of my previous post). A "note ...
  2 weeks ago

• Boris Johnson: I do not want someone from the bowels of the arts world for Arts Council post

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 987
  Further details are inching out about the dispute between Ben Bradshaw, Boris Johnson and Liz Forgan about the appointment of a chair for Arts Council London Dave Hill over at our London blog has posted a detailed account of more letters, phonecalls etc between the disputants in the row over Boris Johnsons ...
  2 weeks ago

• Boris Johnson political row over Veronica Wadley rumbles on

  
  UK news: Dave Hill's London blog | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 136
  Further correspondence has become available about the "cronyism" row caused by Mayor Johnsons insistence that Veronica Wadley, his friend and avid supporter when she was Evening Standard editor, secures the chair of the Arts Councils London region despite two of the three-strong panel that interviewed her for the ...
  2 weeks ago

• IAC: Illinois Arts Crisis

  
  plural blog — Authority: 130
  On Wednesday, October 28, Governor Quinn placed an additional 3% reserve on the budgets of state agencies, including the Illinois Arts Council (IAC). This action reduces our budget from $7.8 million to about $7.5 million. Given the continual decline of state revenues, this may well be the harbinger of more cuts to ...
  2 weeks ago

• Michael Berkeley doesnt hold back | Arts diary

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 987
  Composer and broadcaster Michael Berkeley gave a speech at the Paul Hamlyn awards for artists and composers in London on Monday night, and its fair to say he didnt hold back. First on the block was the Cultural Olympiad, which, he said, "has been a complete and utter shambles – a fact that has been privately ...
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• Art imitates life?

  
  DGreport.com — Authority: 136
  Looks like local art organizations will no longer benefit from community grants,  based upon the village council’s Nov. 3 budget discussion. The preliminary decision to suspend the $72,000 program capped a roller-coaster 18 months for Downers Grove arts groups, which had been bolstered by an August 2008 council ...
  2 weeks ago

• Stage Employment News Worth Noting

  
  KERA Art&Seek Blog — Authority: 506
  At the moment, because performances of A Midsummer Night’s Dream and rehearsals for A Christmas Carol are overlapping, the Dallas Theater Center is currently employing 39 actors.And all of them seem to be local.
  3 weeks ago

• Bring the curtain down on the Ben and Boris show | Charlotte Higgins

  
  Comment is free | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 163
  For the sake of our cultural life, politicians like Bradshaw and Johnson should leave political drama to the arts Art and politics have always been, and always will be, locked in a complicated and often uncomfortable dance, from Velázquezs double-edged depiction of Pope Innocent X to Mark Wallingers Turner ...
  3 weeks ago

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