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The practice of leaving a book in a public place to be picked up and read by others, who then do likewise. Go hunting!
www.bookcrossing.com
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Claire Fox News discusses Museum and Galleries Month, Slavery and Museums and the cuts in Arts funding following London’s successful Olympic bid.
http://doughty.gdbtv.com/player.php?h=ccb5bc3d3e52a3bcaa95956f05fdbbc5
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Tony Blair speaking about Britain’s achievements in the arts at The Tate Modern on March 6th 2007. The prime minister’s words marked the publication of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport’s 10-year audit.
www.numberten.gov.uk/output/Page11166.asp
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Welcome to Dynamics Arts Blog page.
Dynamics Arts is a public and community arts practice.
We provide project development and facilitation of arts-based programmes, to create artworks of high quality and sustained impact that give expression to the capacities of communities. To achieve this, we draw on our expertise, experience and reputation.
Our aim is to develop programmes that are sourced in the dynamics of communities, through collaborative partnership between artists, communities and sponsors.
Central to our approach is the effective facilitation of community involvement and direct participation in projects, from conception through to completion.
We develop a broad range of commissions for a wide variety of clients, including private sector companies, local authority agencies, regeneration partnerships, health trusts, social inclusion initiatives and community organisations.
You can find out more information about us at our website: www.dynamicsarts.com or if you prefer:
info@dynamicsarts.com or 0121 224 8444.
On this blog you will find everything from the creative goings on in Birmingham to Director of Dynamics Arts – Dan Cremin’s findings on his PHD based around the Creative Industries.
We hope you enjoy.
