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Selected conference papers, presentations and evidence-based research reports by a-n that draw on our insights and knowledge of contemporary visual arts including of artists' development matters, theimpact of artist-led initiatives and the changing contexts and environments for artists' practice.
CMS Inquiry into DCMS sponsorship of the Arts Market »
Open pdf file …Submission by a-n The Artists Information company to the enquiry by DCMS into sponsorship of the art market.
a-n.co.uk March 2005
CreativeClusters, Belfast presentation »
Artists create hundreds of jobs for arts managers, as well as contributing to the success of the creative industries. Read our presentation for CreativeClusters in Belfast in October 2005
a-n.co.uk November 2005
Guest list or level playing field?
Some thoughts on cultural diversity from visual artists’ perspectives, commissioned for the NCA (National Campaign for the Arts) Autumn 2005 newsletter. Read on…
Discussion, a-n.co.uk February 2006
Museums association presentation »
Artists make a valuable contribution to audience development and awareness programmes in museums and galleries. Read the Good practice when working with artists presentation we gave at a Museums Association seminar in December.
a-n.co.uk December 2005
Shaping artists’ spaces »
pdf of a paper for Sensi/Able Spaces – Space Art and the Environment conference, Reykjavik 2006 by Emilia Telese, Artists’ Networks Coordinator. [size: 1.2 MB]. Requires pdf reader.
a-n.co.uk May 2006
Where is the place for art?
Susan Jones explores concepts and values around the placing of and participation in art practice and questions whether traditional institutional models – defined by compliance, legalities, unwillingness to take risk – are suitable vehicles for the arts to do its job within society. Read on…
Report, a-n.co.uk December 2011
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