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Through advocacy and information and from the perspective of artists, a-n's mission is to stimulate and support contemporary visual arts practice and affirm the value of artists in society.
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www.a-n.co.uk offers fast routes into an information-rich resource that’s relevant to all engaged in the visual arts. Our in-depth features and content along with the Communities areas are designed to represent the multiple voices and wide range of activities and industry insights within contemporary visual arts.
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Our publications and programmes are designed to meet the professional needs of artists and the visual arts sector, identifying changing trends and new needs. Founded in 1980, a-n the Artists Information Company is acknowledged as aleading UK agency supporting the practice of visual and applied artists.
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Our Annual report 08-09, a summary of our audited accounts to 31 March 2009 shows an increase of 7% in the amount of money returned to artists...
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See a-n News for our latest updates and press releases including a letter from a-n's Publisher and Director of Programmes Susan Jones outlining some of our plans in the current economic climate. Read on »
Our work is designed to expose the diversity and complexity of artists' practice and provide an inspiring critical space to research, analyse and debate contexts for practice now and in future.
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This section introduces the people behind the company: our advisers, contributors, board members and staff.
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Welcome to Michaela Nettell, recently appointed as a-n’s Editorial production assistant.
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Partnerships enable a-n to provide better services and more benefits for the visual arts.
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a-n and Artquest announce new partnership programme to provide increased professional development opportunities for artists throughout the UK. Read on »
We’re looking for research partners for our projects and programmes.
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