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Dave Moutrey commented on Dave Moutrey's blog post Art of With Update - how the model is working for Cornerhouse
Nick Sherrard commented on Dave Moutrey's blog post Art of With Update - how the model is working for Cornerhouse
"This is such an exciting project! Really fascinating to see all the different ideas developed throughout.
One thing that I was interested in was how you defined who or what your audiences were? And as a result of that, whether some take precedence…"
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Art of With Update - how the model is working for Cornerhouse
The Art of With is an action research project by Cornerhouse that aims to explore how a contemporary arts organisation should work with audiences, artists and curatorsat a time when technological development and web 2.0 means we live in a cultureof openness, participation and collaboration.The project was launched with the commission of two flagship essays,…See More
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It's not over yet
Now that the Comprehensive Spending Review has been announced, the arts sector is holding its collective breath to find out how ACE will implement the 28.6% in DCMS funding. We are not alone. Health, Education and everyone else involved in the public sector, along with many private sector contractors, are all trying to establish just how they are going to deal with the masses cuts in public expenditure. According to a recent…See More
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Treasury accused of 'blunderbuss' approach to spending cuts
See the link, below, to a Guardian article about a report from the Tory think tank The Centre for Social Justice set up by Iain Duncan Smith.http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/aug/01/treasury-criticised-spending-cutsSee More
Dave Moutrey replied to Jack J Hutchinson's discussion DCMS could face cuts of 40%
"Nicholas Watt, in yesterday's Guardian made some useful observations about the 40% cuts. According to Watt John Redwood criticised ministers for taking a "less than honest approach". Redwood believes the Treasury is deploying the…"
Chris Hammond commented on Dave Moutrey's blog post Choose Your Battles....
"Roger,
I think you are right about a better engagement with the public about what they value. I remember once saying to my Mother that I was going to the Arts Council, her reply was "where's that" hearing the word arts as in a place…"
Roger Tomlinson commented on Dave Moutrey's blog post Choose Your Battles....
"Great piece, Dave. I agree that this is not about making the case any more, especially in the face of inexorable Government departmental budget cuts estimated at 25%. I don't think there are many people alive today who remember what Britain was…"
Dave Moutrey commented on Dave Moutrey's blog post Choose Your Battles....
"SMR I wish I could so optimistic to believe that politicians will listen to our views. Any new administration (of whatever shade) wants to make their mark and show that they are running the train set. So trying to influence policy early doors is…"
SMR commented on Dave Moutrey's blog post Choose Your Battles....
"Thank you - most useful post I've read so far. A thought however: You say,
So, the questions coming out of this for me are:
What does the Government view as public value?
How can the funding system be reconfigured to reflect that?
which…"
Chris Hammond commented on Dave Moutrey's blog post Choose Your Battles....
"Wonderfully articulated and bloody brilliant post, Dave.
Much as been said by many posters here and elsewhere about how we should work together and collaborate to make the ‘special’ case for the arts. There is no ‘special’…"
Hilary Gresty commented on Dave Moutrey's blog post Choose Your Battles....
"Dave - how do you suggest that we establish and/or influence what Govt sees as public value - I agree with what you have said and with no clear vision or strategy emerging from govt other than as you say the dismantling of the power of the state how…"
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Choose Your Battles....
I’ve been reading the contributions to the debate on cuts toarts sector funding and the huge changes we suspect will be coming our way once the comprehensive spending review is completed and implemented in the autumn. For what they are worth here are a few reflections from an arts administrator who lived through thelast cut and burn economic policy.First, there is a lot of conversation about ‘making the argument’ and ‘putting the case for’ yet I’m not reading much that is new. Jeremy Hunt knows…See More
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Posted on November 2, 2010 at 11:01 — 2 Comments
It's not over yet
Now that the Comprehensive Spending Review has been announced, the arts sector is holding its collective breath to find out how ACE will implement the 28.6% in DCMS funding. We are not alone. Health, Education and everyone else involved in the public sector, along with many private sector contractors, are all trying to establish just how they are going to deal with the masses cuts in public expenditure. According to a recent… Continue
Posted on October 22, 2010 at 12:29
Treasury accused of 'blunderbuss' approach to spending cuts
See the link, below, to a Guardian article about a report from the Tory think tank The Centre for Social Justice set up by Iain Duncan Smith.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/aug/01/treasury-criticised-spending-cuts
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/aug/01/treasury-criticised-spending-cuts
Posted on August 2, 2010 at 8:59
Choose Your Battles....
I’ve been reading the contributions to the debate on cuts to
arts sector funding and the huge changes we suspect will be coming our way once the comprehensive spending review is completed and implemented in the autumn. For what they are worth here are a few reflections from an arts administrator who lived through thelast cut and burn economic policy.
arts sector funding and the huge changes we suspect will be coming our way once the comprehensive spending review is completed and implemented in the autumn. For what they are worth here are a few reflections from an arts administrator who lived through thelast cut and burn economic policy.
First, there is a lot of conversation about ‘making the argument’ and ‘putting the case for’ yet I’m not…
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