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a-n Magazine
April 2009
Includes: Widening the audience for visual artists feature; John Holden on cultural exclusivity; Matthew Houlding in Big picture; plus 15mm films & beaconsfield in this month's Collaborative relationships.
News
Ganghut project space
The relationship between the collective Ganghut and Scottish Sculpture Workshop (SSW) began with a residency and subsequent events, and has now developed into construction of a semi-permanent project space. Subscribers read on…
News, a-n Magazine April 2009
Open studios
Wimbledon Art Studios in south west London opens its doors for its Summer Open Studios Art Show 14-17 May. Subscribers read on…
News, a-n Magazine April 2009
Reopenings
London's Whitechapel Gallery reopens in April following a £13m expansion that aims to transform it into one of the most exciting new cultural spaces in Europe. Subscribers read on…
News, a-n Magazine April 2009
Debate
Keeping the mob at bay
John Holden on cultural elitism and expert professionalism. Subscribers read on…
Comment, a-n Magazine April 2009
Reviews
Noodle bar
Static, Liverpool
1 June 2008 – 30 May 2009
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Review, a-n Magazine April 2009
RSA New Contemporaries
RSA Upper and Lower Galleries, Edinburgh
14-25 February Subscribers read on…
Review, a-n Magazine April 2009
Shona Illingworth: Balnakiel
John Hansard Gallery, Southampton
17 February – 4 April Subscribers read on…
Review, a-n Magazine April 2009
Superflex: Flooded McDonald's
South London Gallery, London
16 January – 1 March
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Review, a-n Magazine April 2009
Snapshot
Snapshot
Jack Hutchinson with highlights of what's on in April around the UK. Subscribers read on…
Snapshot, a-n Magazine April 2009
Letters
Scotland's creative future
It is understandable that the development of Creative Scotland has been perceived by many cultural practitioners as an attack on the arts themselves. An initial response from some practitioners has been to defend the arts through the various well-known claims of the value of arts to the economy. Subscribers read on…
Letter, a-n Magazine April 2009
Scotland's creative future
Following on from an artist-led public meeting last December in Glasgow, Wednesday 25 February saw a public forum on the theme of 'Arts Futures: Creative Scotland?' at the Glasgow School of Art. Subscribers read on…
Letter, a-n Magazine April 2009
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