Hi Simon
isn't it vexing when things like that occur!
At my most depressed I feel artists are at the very bottom of the food-chain,
then I'm lifted & delighted by curators who take time and care, and work with
thought and generosity.
(My recent experience with The Harris/Folly was one such pleasure)
The most irritating thing is the sheer lack of courtesy and a sense of
proportion demonstrated by those who can't even be bothered to write a short e
mail when, after all, if there were no artworks, there'd be no shows...
I'm glad to see that a-n seem to be taking up a more general campaigning role -
perhaps there's a case for artists pressing for a code of conduct for
submissions and feedback. When I worked in the theatre in the 80s there was a
campaign within Equity, the actor's union, for an end to "cattle market" type
auditions, which had some impact then...
best wishes
michael
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From: simon longo <[email protected]>
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Date: Sunday, March 27, 2011, 10:48 PM
Why these people at http://www.isisarts.org.uk/index2.html and many others are
so anxious to get my proposal in and then can not be bothered to give any
feedback or even respond to my email requesting information?
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