Hi Edward,

What I am not sure of is, whether the BP funding strategy, goes right 
across the board for all projects, events and exhibitions.

For instance, I am wondering if the 'No Soul for Sale' 2 day festival 
programme (ouch the irony!), was included within this context?

http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/exhibitions/nosoulforsale/default.shtm

marc


 > I must say I think it's disgusting that the Tate are still accepting 
funding from BP. The very least charge which can be levelled against BP 
is that they don't seem to have done any contingency planning at all. 
They've acted on the assumption that a disaster of this type would never 
occur, and only now that it has happened are they trying to think what 
can be done about it. This is exactly what worries me about nuclear 
power, which governments are now turning to in an attempt to reduce 
carbon emissions - nuclear generation is only an acceptable source of 
energy provided nothing goes wrong with it, but of course things always 
do go wrong - but that's another argument.
 >  
 > I'm sure there are good people working for BP, and for all the oil 
companies. My brother in law used to work for Shell. I'm sure he didn't 
think that the occasional environmental catastrophe was a price worth 
paying for oil. But actions speak louder than words, and this is the 
message that comes across time and again from the actions of the oil 
companies.
 >  
 > I don't think British Petroleum should be called British Petroleum 
any more. It makes me feel ashamed to be British. I think those of us 
who live in Britain should start a campaign to demand that they change 
their name, as a measure of our disgust with them and desire to 
dissociate ourselves from them. Shittish Petroleum might be more 
appropriate.
 >  
 > - Edward Picot
 >
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