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New Chief Executive at Arts & Business Scotland

Published on 24 January 2013, by howardlake
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David Watt has been appointed as the new Chief Executive at Arts & Business Scotland, succeeding Barclay Price who is retiring.

Tate has largest arts membership scheme in Europe

Published on 8 October 2012, by howardlake
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Tate Members

Tate Members, Tate's membership scheme, now has over 100,000 members, making it the largest of all Europe’s galleries and arts venues.

33rd Arts & Business Awards open for nominations

Published on 23 February 2012, by howardlake
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Arts & Business is seeking nominations for the "very best of innovative business brands in the UK who work alongside culture".

This year's categories are:

Cultural Giving: Successful Donor Development for Arts and Heritage Organisations

Published on 14 January 2012, by howardlake
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Cultural Giving: Successful Donor Development for Arts and Heritage Organisations
  • Author: Theresa Lloyd
  • Publisher: Directory of Social Change
  • Number of Pages: 352
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Published: 12th October 2006
  • Price: £15.00

Readers will gain a real idea about how to go about improving their fundraising from individual donors, and an understanding of what is needed to make it work, in terms of people, techniques and mecha

AngelShares launches new arts crowdfunding site

Published on 17 November 2011, by howardlake
in
AngelShares

AngelShares is a new philanthropic crowdfunding website for arts and cultural projects in the UK.

The National Arts Fundraising School

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The National Arts Fundraising School
  • Date: 6 November, 2011 - 13:00 - 11 November, 2011 - 14:00
  • Venue: Dean's Place, East Sussex
  • Fee: GBP 1785+VAT

The National Arts Fundraising School is the UK’s only residential fundraising training programme designed exclusively for the arts and cultural sector.

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Published on 23 June 2011, by charlottenorton
in

Yinka Shonibare artwork supports campaign against arts funding cuts

Published on 28 September 2010, by howardlake
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Stop Cutting, by Yinka Shonibare MBE

Fourth Plinth artist Yinka Shonibare MBE is the latest artist to create a work designed to support the campaign against the government's proposed funding cuts of the arts.

What a 25% cut in arts funding looks like

Published on 21 September 2010, by howardlake
in
Reckless, by Mark Wallinger

Turner Prize-winning artist Mark Wallinger has created a new image to support the campaign against the government’s proposed funding cuts of the arts.

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