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HULL’S TURN AS CITY OF CULTURE – WAS IT WORTH THE MONEY?
HULL'S TURN AS CITY OF CULTURE - WAS IT WORTH THE MONEY? Hull’s turn as City of Culture – was it worth the money? “Hull’s 2017 City of Culture programme turbo-charged the local economy and challenged the worst images of the city – but was not enough to establish the...
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THE ONTOLOGICAL INTANGIBILITY OF DIGITAL TEXT
THE ONTOLOGICAL INTANGIBILITY OF DIGITAL TEXT The Ontological Intangibility of Digital text Is basically a theory all about rubbishing PowerPoint. Strong comment? Perhaps, but one agreed by many teachers. You have to give a lecture / talk / speech. You need something...
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AT LAST – THE ARTS ARE BACK IN THE WELSH CURRICULUM
AT LAST - THE ARTS ARE BACK IN THE WELSH CURRICULUM And now to a subject dear to yours truly’s heart….. Wales. The Welsh Government has, according to Christy Romer in Arts Professional, launched a public consultation (available here:...
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Cumbernauld Theatre staff face redundancy as venue prepares to go dark; progress one presumes but a real shame.... via @TheStage
Cumbernauld Theatre staff face redundancy as venue prepares to go dark
Staff at Scotland's Cumbernauld Theatre are facing redundancy, as the company prepares to relocate next year
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What are the parties doing dor the Arts? Here's half the answers....
https://www.artsprofessional.co.uk/news/election-2019-whats-it-arts?utm_source=Weekly-News&utm_medium=email&utm_content=nid-212895&utm_campaign=22nd-November-2019New research hub gets £2.5m, now there's a good reason to consider going back home to Wales to retire....
New research hub gets £2.5m
A new research hub at Swansea University which is to be set up to work with the creative industry on age-related products and services has received £...
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When I was studying for my Degree and my Masters I was often offended, and still am, by some people's comments. And if I was a student again I would expect to be offended as that is exactly how we learn, by hearing, investigating and studying views which aren't the same as ours. And of course I can think of several tutors who would say "and why is it offensive?"
Glasgow School of Art defends ‘hurtful, outdated and offensive’ lecture
Students’ association President pushes for change following upset over a guest speaker’s allegedly racist and transphobic remarks: “I know the school is sympathetic and keen to remedy these sort...Very interesting report into the "Hull City of Culture 2017" evaluation, which states that [...] "happiness, anxiety and life satisfaction had worsened by the end of the year" and although there were 2,400 extra volunteers in the city that year it is not known if these people were volunteering to obtain free entry to performances or not....
City of Culture ‘changed Hull’s image for the better’
An evaluation says the programme brought “profound but somewhat fragile” changes to Hull’s economy, community and cultural sector.As we approach the general election it's interesting to see what all the parties say about the Arts, whether that's disguised as the Creative Industries or Culture. There is only one party that promises to ditch the EBacc, and that's the Lib Dems. The Greens are also keen on increasing the amount of opportunities for young people to become engaged in the arts. The other parties are next week......
Election 2019: What’s in it for the arts?
AP looks at the promises set out in party manifestos. This week: Labour, Liberal Democrats and Green PartyNot sure the counsellor at the bottom of this article quite understands building contracts. You might well employ an apprentice because they have good references, they have qualifications that are exactly relevant for the role, they went to a college / training institution that is known to produce excellent apprentices or they are known to the current workforce as a good employee. Their colour / ethnicity should not come in to the equation. One should always employ the best person for the job. If certain ethnicities / genders are not applying then this is a separate issue.......
Cost of The Factory could rise beyond £130m
As Manchester City Council races to get the venue finished for 2021, only a third of construction packages have been awarded.