Tag Archives: leadership
Old maps and new projections
In Flanders (Belgium) there has been much recent debate about cultural governance. The central issues are about the best models for distribution of public funds but, of course, the discussion … Continue reading
An even break for young artists
Three months ago, I agreed to make a ‘digital postcard’ for the engage conference, which takes place in Cardiff today and tomorrow. It was a mistake: saying something useful (or … Continue reading
Those who get it, and those who don’t
As the crisis sapping the Western economies continues, the division between those who get it and those who don’t becomes wider and more important. Unfortunately, those who don’t get it … Continue reading
Theatre as solidarity
We ask no money for our performances. We ask for the public to contribute with food products with extended shelf life to be offered to Houses which take care of … Continue reading
The art of uncertainty
The effects of the 2008 banking crash continue to spiral, despite the initial confidence of politicians and business people that they’d soon get things back on track. Yesterday France and … Continue reading
