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A survey of modern British sculpture inspired by the 1983 Arts Council exhibition ‘The Sculpture Show’ and featuring the work of Edward Allington, Tony Cragg, Anish Kapoor, Julian Opie, David Mach and...
In its most recent report, the Arts Council England surveys the way audiences engage with arts online. The digital audiences report is part of the Council's digital opportunities programme, a three-year...
Celebrates the Asante funeral tradition. Recorded in Ghana and the UK.
Looks at women’s struggles to create their own language amd modes of representation. Considers the way in which women’s work is placed in a minority position in the art world. Features interviews with...
This film looks at the role that sponsors such as the Arts Council and the British Council can play in supporting artists in 20th century Britain. Among the featured artists are Keith Vaughan, Reg Butler,...
Introductory courses in history and theory of art; Russian art and architecture.*
Shows the Jhatra companies, the Naya Theatre Company, pre-Hindu fire ceremonies, and the Tower Hamlets arts project collaboration with various villages in Bengal and Bangladesh during 1986.
A video guide to the commissioning of promotional video, aimed at those working on a limited budget. Gives general advice and guidance; also explores commissioning expectations and outlines potential...
Celebrates and debates the idea that films need not tell stories. Offers an illustrated overview of a tradition of ‘abstract’ film-making, from the earliest decades of the century to the present....
The programme is a video document of the Arts Council’s live art placement scheme in 1989. Gary Stevens spent six weeks in the Art Department at Brighton Polytechnic within the art departmentand produced a...
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