Ch-ch-ch-changes (link roundup)
A few links from the liberal news media on heritage, money, and political and social agendas:
First, a discussion from the Guardian about whether philanthropy can save the arts and culture industry in the UK in the face of the government's cuts. From the horse's mouth, as it were...
Second, an interesting article in yesterday's Telegraph about the National Trust's increased theatricality in interpretation and the significance thereof. The comments section show opinion, as ever, is split.
Lastly, the effects of the swinging axe start to become clear as the Arts Council announces its budget for next year, with funding cuts of up to 50% and nothing for many major organizations.
First, a discussion from the Guardian about whether philanthropy can save the arts and culture industry in the UK in the face of the government's cuts. From the horse's mouth, as it were...
Second, an interesting article in yesterday's Telegraph about the National Trust's increased theatricality in interpretation and the significance thereof. The comments section show opinion, as ever, is split.
Lastly, the effects of the swinging axe start to become clear as the Arts Council announces its budget for next year, with funding cuts of up to 50% and nothing for many major organizations.
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