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Tuesday, 18 January 2011
£100 IS NO DETERRENT…
The Arts Council England / RSA conference, State of the Arts 2011, on 10 Feb 2011, is now sold out. However, you will be able to access video and audio content from the conference online after the event. They will also be live streaming the Cultural Question Time panel at 1.30pm on the day, details of where to view will be announced shortly. Speakers include: Jeremy Hunt, Secretary of State for Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport (invited); Ivan Lewis MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Culture Media and Sport; Michael Boyd, Artistic Director, Royal Shakespeare Company; Jonathan Mills, Director, Edinburgh International Festival; Tabitha Jackson, Commissioning Editor, Arts, Channel 4. Themes include: What is the vision for the arts beyond the cuts?; Making the arts more resilient; Rethinking cultural philanthropy; Reaching new audiences; Arts and the Big Society.
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