‘Write this down’
It was the end of a long day. We’d run out of time and the guards needed to get us
Thinking about culture as if people mattered
It was the end of a long day. We’d run out of time and the guards needed to get us
Evaluation has become a dominant preoccupation in participatory art in the past generation. It’s a fascinating field, and I’ve played
Last week, I participated in a round table discussion organised by the Cultural Value Scoping Project at Tate Modern. The
There’s a lot of interest at the moment in the value of culture and cultural value (not the same thing),
‘What are you going to do, then?’ I asked. ‘To smoke,’ he answered. ‘It is quite a three pipe problem,
‘We all began with the best of intentions, and then ran slap into reality. Very quickly, it was evident that
The McMaster Review Fashions sometimes change quickly in the arts, and in arts policy too. In July 2007, the then
On the face of it, it’s an odd question. After all, we know what a baker, a dentist or a
How can you describe a cultural programme that has extended over 14 years, 9 countries and 3,000 projects? How do
Learning about evaluation Fifteen years ago, at the end of Use or Ornament?, I rather naively raised the possibility of