"I agree time is of the essence but I have to assume that NCA is handling this. Presumably the longer term target is Parliament, the Spending Review, and local authorities.
Roger"
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National Campaign for the Arts to launch IValueTheArts national sign up campaign
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The NCA is about to launch a national campaign, and @IValueTheArts is already circulating on Twitter.I think this is the great opportunity to get the public of Britain to sign up to demonstrate their…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Roger Tomlinson Sep 7, 2010.
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Roger Tomlinson replied to Roger Tomlinson's discussion National Campaign for the Arts to launch IValueTheArts national sign up campaign
Marcus Romer replied to Roger Tomlinson's discussion National Campaign for the Arts to launch IValueTheArts national sign up campaign
"Roger
The meeting of the DCMS is on the 14th
Is time not of the essence?
regards
Marcus"
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National Campaign for the Arts to launch IValueTheArts national sign up campaign
The NCA is about to launch a national campaign, and @IValueTheArts is already circulating on Twitter.I think this is the great opportunity to get the public of Britain to sign up to demonstrate their love and appreciation of the arts. Can we beware of multiple petitions proliferating when we want hundreds of thousands, millions of signatures in one place.RogerSee More
Roger Tomlinson commented on John Caldwell's blog post Good Art, Well Marketed
"Given the bizarre contributions from some people proposing that marketing, development and admin. people should be cut, this is a timely intervention to remind us that we need the public to know about us and what we have on if they are ever to…"
Roger Tomlinson replied to Keith Jeffrey's discussion Unpleasant signs of arts world infighting
"In his Indy piece David Lister refers to the danger of the arts coming across as "holier than thou". In the competition for what to cut, artists and arts organisations come across as saying don't cut us (save our jobs) so cut other…"
Roger Tomlinson replied to Chantal Guevara's discussion Validity of admin costs
"In the US, the much less publicly funded arts organisations have been in crisis for a couple of years now, since philanthropy, endowment funds, Foundations and corporate sponsors have not maintained the past level of funding. In a survey of US arts…"
Roger Tomlinson replied to Megan Vaughan's discussion Writing to your MP and local advocacy - advice?
"I don't think the ACE advocacy toolkit makes enough of the role audiences should play in lobbying councillors and MPs and in demonstrating their support and concerns to the media. Lots of arts organisations have various kinds of…"
Roger Tomlinson replied to Keith Jeffrey's discussion Unpleasant signs of arts world infighting
"This just confirms my view that the talk about the impact of cutting spending to the arts is focussing on the impact on the wrong people. We need to stop talking about artists and arts organisations and about the impact on the public: our audiences…"
Roger Tomlinson replied to Jack J Hutchinson's discussion DCMS could face cuts of 40%
"Since it looks increasingly likely that the coalition government will trigger a "double-dip" recession by cutting too much too soon (and spooking the markets), it would be ludicrous of them to expect philanthropy - corporate or private -…"
Roger Tomlinson replied to Jack J Hutchinson's discussion DCMS could face cuts of 40%
"The Arts Council of Wales has just had to cut 29 arts organisations (about a third of its portfolio) to afford to continue to support the rest at an appropriate level, and this is before any overall cut to the arts from the Welsh Assembly for…"
Roger Tomlinson replied to Chris Brown's discussion Arts Council of Wales Investment Review
"Visiting Harlech on Sunday reminded me that the past ACW policy was to try and achieve access to the performing arts within 30 miles of most people, across a country which is mostly rural outside the south east. Theatr Ardudwy was a valued and…"
Roger Tomlinson replied to Chris Brown's discussion Arts Council of Wales Investment Review
"As a former Director of Drama inside ACW, the text and the strategies are depressingly familiar. No acknowledgement that serial decisions by ACW to under-fund arts organisations creates the current situation: as you sow, so shall you reap.…"
Roger Tomlinson replied to Emma Courtney's discussion The role of boards in this mess/opportunity?....
"I agree with where you want to go Jessica, but for many arts organisations, especially those formed as "Trusts" to "arm's length" them from local authorities and other funders, this is a complete change in philosophy for the…"
Nick Sherrard commented on Roger Tomlinson's blog post Make the public central to the future of the arts
"It does seem odd to me that Friends groups, and wider arts audiences are not being mobilised more. It is a real missed opportunity too
I've just been sent this by a Canadian campaign which is very public facing (although partly because they…"
Roger Tomlinson commented on Roger Tomlinson's blog post Make the public central to the future of the arts
"Thanks for the comments Mark and Marcus. Yes I agree with the "and" impact on both 'the public' and on 'the arts'. I was blogging in the context of Dave Moutrey's points about "choosing your battles". I…"
Marcus Romer commented on Roger Tomlinson's blog post Make the public central to the future of the arts
"Roger
thanks for this
I have just visited the site for Audiences UK to see how the news and engagement agenda is working
this is a link to their recent news page
So far no mention of the current situation or ideas on how we might move forward…"
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Make the public central to the future of the arts
I don't understand why almost all coverage, and quotes about the impact of the cuts on the arts, reports on the implications for artists and arts organisations instead of the impact on the public on reductions in their fragile arts provision.
I also don't understand how the Arts Councils in England and it also appears Scotland are prioritising cuts to audience development and engagement at the very time when we need to maximise the relationship with the public as audiences…
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