Is it just me or does the word 'artist' seem to missing from all this ?

simon

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> From: Variant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Reply-To: Variant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Fri, 23 Apr 2004 15:53:20 +0100
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: <ambit> Scottish Executive announce Culture 'Tsar' to headReview
> 
> McAveety in his Cultural Policy Statement claims : "We have given
> careful thought to how we can make the vision a reality."  If his vision
> is now set to be reality, why the need for yet more (12 MONTHS)
> expensive so-called consultation.
> 
> No doubt it's tough luck if our particular 'vision' doesn't equate with
> his ideology, as the language is of being governed as a 'sector' and
> this 'governance' being 'brought up to date'.  I interpret 'brought up
> to date' to mean �Culture� will have to demonstrate tangible social gain
> [sic] in relation to the Executive�s wider public policy framework, with
> a distinct focus on social impact, as has been reiterated by the
> Executive and its cronies.
> 
> If "The Commission [who will that be?] will be able to look beyond, and
> confront, stereotypical notions of culture" will it also seek to
> "confront" the new Labour hocus-pocus that professes not only that there
> is but that there should be a correlation between �Creativity� and
> economic competition: "The creativity of Scots � from the classroom to
> the boardroom � is the edge we need in a competitive world."?
> 
> If you haven't seen it already, the following is a much needed incisive
> critique of the highly influential work of Fran�ois Matarasso, the
> ambassador of arts Social Inclusion policy, which is at the heart of new
> Labour's and Frank's 'vision':
> 
> 'Evaluating the social impact of participation in arts activities
> A critical review of Fran�ois Matarasso's Use or Ornament?'
> Paola Merli
> http://www.variant.org.uk/19texts/socinc19.html
> 
> Leigh
> 
> 'Regime change starts at home'
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