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I came accross this, by chance, and wondered if any of you knew about it or, better still, had taken part? I'd appreciate your responses even if it's "Didn't know". I'm trying to think of a plan to get us more recognition by mainstream dance. Can't believe I missed this deadline. Grr!
Dancemapping
Arts Council England has launched its biggest ever consultation on dance and is inviting everyone involved in the art form to have their say. The major assessment will be the largest undertaking of its kind, and will create a map of dance in England. The map will influence Arts Council’s future funding of dance and help create a stronger and more sustainable art form. There are three surveys; one for venues, one for local authorities and one for anyone working in dance and they are all available online at www.artscouncil.org.uk/dancemapping. Janet Archer, director of dance strategy, Arts Council England said, “Dance in this country is thriving; we're seeing new projects, audiences and investment emerging everywhere. That’ s great, but we need to pin down facts so we can monitor growth, and keep track of how dance performs against other art forms. If you’re involved in dance in England in any way we want to hear your comments and opinions. This is your chance to help gather the evidence needed to encourage greater investment in dance and create a vibrant future for dance.” The mapping project is due to be completed by March 2009.
Dancemapping
Arts Council England has launched its biggest ever consultation on dance and is inviting everyone involved in the art form to have their say. The major assessment will be the largest undertaking of its kind, and will create a map of dance in England. The map will influence Arts Council’s future funding of dance and help create a stronger and more sustainable art form. There are three surveys; one for venues, one for local authorities and one for anyone working in dance and they are all available online at www.artscouncil.org.uk/dancemapping. Janet Archer, director of dance strategy, Arts Council England said, “Dance in this country is thriving; we're seeing new projects, audiences and investment emerging everywhere. That’ s great, but we need to pin down facts so we can monitor growth, and keep track of how dance performs against other art forms. If you’re involved in dance in England in any way we want to hear your comments and opinions. This is your chance to help gather the evidence needed to encourage greater investment in dance and create a vibrant future for dance.” The mapping project is due to be completed by March 2009.
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Re: Arts Council England Survey-Who Knew? x post
Fri, February 13, 2009 - 2:22 AMHi Donna - I knew about this and responded to the survey. I'm on the arts council's job email list (FWIW!) and a member of Foundation for Community Dance - I think I had emails from both these sources to let me know.