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Artsadmin provides a comprehensive management service and unique national resource for contemporary artists who cross the spectrum of new theatre, dance, music, live art and mixed media work. With consistent and supportive administration we develop and promote artists' work, from the initial stages of a project through to its final presentation. Seeking to establish partnerships with producers, promoters and relevant arts organisations in Britain and abroad, we endeavour to bring the new and challenging work of our artists to an ever increasing audience.
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| | | Independent Theatre Council - UK | Established in 1974, the Independent Theatre Council (ITC) has 500 members across the performing arts. ITC represents a wide range of performing arts organisations, venues and individuals in the fields of drama, dance, opera, music theatre, puppetry, mixed media, mime, physical theatre and circus. |
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| | | Informal European Theatre Meetings | IETM is a membership organisation which exists to stimulate the quality, development and contexts of contemporary performing arts in a global environment, by initiating and facilitating professional networking and communication, the dynamic exchange of information, know-how transfer and presentations of examples of good practice. |
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| | | Toynbee Hall | The Toynbee Hall Art Club has been part of the East End of London's art scene for more than one hundred years. |
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| | | Arts Council UK | Arts Council England is the national development agency for the arts in England, distributing public money from Government and the National Lottery. |
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| | | National Lottery Charities Board | This is the National Lottery Charities Board web-site. The arts are a little peripheral to social causes, but search for information on their Awards for All scheme. A good little source of money for small organisations (not individuals) who have small financial turnovers. They do consider funding arts activities, particularly if they have a social or educational impact on specific communities of interest. |
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| | | Arts and Humanities Research Board | The Arts and Humanities Research Board (AHRB) aims to promote and support excellence in research in the arts and humanities. In the academic year 2000-2001 the AHRB piloted an awards scheme for doctoral study in the Creative and Performing Arts. The scheme provides awards for individuals intending to undertake a PhD in the following practice-based subject areas: art and design; practice-based media studies; creative writing; drama; dance and performing arts; musical performance. A number of artists working within live art, performance and time-based media have received AHRB awards! |
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| | | Live Art Network | This is the site for joining the live art discussion e-mail list. About 400 list members send or request information, post opportunities, events and have a good or bad debate on burning issues relating to performance and live art. The views can get a little indulgent and unkind at times, but this e-mail list is worth joining to be kept informed. |
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| | | New Work Network | New Work Network (NWN) acts as an umbrella organisation, bringing together artists, producers, venues, academics and others working in the cutting-edge of performance, live and interdisciplinary art. It organises critical dialogues on a number of relevant issues such as documentation, collaboration, fund-raising as well as debates on live art theory and practice. Further information and contact details for the co-ordinator are available on the web site. |
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| | | Hull Time Based Arts | Hull Time Based Arts is a dynamic organisation based in north east England producing a busy programme of performance, residencies, workshops, training and events covering everything from web streaming to improvised sound. It offers artists and users a range of ways to create and experience work. From digital facilities to networking opportunities. |
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| | | queerupnorth | queerupnorth is the largest and most significant producer and presenter of queer arts in Europe and the only organisation of its kind in the UK. Established in 1992, queerupnorth was the country's first queer arts festival and took form as a sense of excitement was emerging around queer culture in Manchester in the early nineties. Flesh, the Hacienda's legendary queer club night, was at its height, and Canal Street was undergoing the first stages of regeneration which would transform it into the country's first and largest Lesbian and Gay Village. Queer was more of an attitude than an identity; it was new and radical, and Manchester was the place to be. |
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