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ARTIST TALK: BIK VAN DER POL - 23 JANUARY, 5PM, EXETER PHOENIX STUDIO 74

Wednesday 23 January, 5pm. Venue: Exeter Phoenix, Studio 74 £3.50 (subject to a £1 ticketing system charge) – free to students of Exeter School of Art and University of Exeter’s Art History & Visual Culture Students BOOK TICKETS HERE:…See More

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Nov 19, 2018

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The Ning platform will close in Summer 2019

Further to Exeter Culture's previous post about changes to the website and Ning platform, we wanted to let you know that this portal will close in June 2019.So if you want to save any of your images or blog posts that you shared here, now is the time to do it.We hope that you continue to join us on Exeter Culture's journey - you can visit the new Exeter Culture website at exeterculture.com and sign up to our mailing list.See More

Aug 30, 2018

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To all Ning members - Exeter Cultural Partnership has changed to Exeter Culture

Exeter Cultural Partnership has redesigned its website. In discussions with our Steering Group and a broader working group looking at functionality and accessibility, we’ve decided that the Ning platform is no longer suitable – as a platform, it will sit uneasily inside our new website design. We also feel that we’d be better able to support arts and culture conversations via other social media platforms.We haven’t taken this decision lightly. There are currently 561 members on the Ning, and…See More

Aug 2, 2018

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Brief for Creative Practitioner in Exeter

To help inform Exeter's Place-Based Cultural Strategy, we are commissioning a creative practitioner/s or artist/s working in the field of socially engaged practice to create a new work.We’re looking for creative practitioner/s who’ve a track record of working with groups as part of their practice. We expect them to have worked nationally and/or internationally but also to understand small cities like Exeter. The creative practitioner/s should identify the community in Exeter they want to work…See More

Jul 17, 2018

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Steering Group Meeting minutes added to the documents folder

At last night's Steering Group meeting, the minutes from the April 2018 meeting were approved - these have now been added to the Documents section of the website.See More

Jul 11, 2018

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The Giraffe and the Harpsichord: Modelling the Museum, Leverhulme Lecture by Prof Paul Fishwick

How is a giraffe like a harpsichord? This question might remind you of the Mad Hatter’s riddle to Alice in her adventures in Wonderland. The hatter asks Alice, “Why is a raven like a writing desk?” When visiting RAMM, you will come across Gerald the Giraffe towering over a harpsichord. The harpsichord is a musical instrument that predated the piano. Is the question answerable? Paul will give an overview of modelling where we will explore how Gerald and the harpsichord are connected.Modelling is…See More

Jun 19, 2018

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Brief for a Place-Based Arts & Culture Strategy for Exeter

Dear ECP members,Lara Goodband, the Exeter Culture Director, with the guidance and support of the Steering Group, has created a Brief for a Place-Based Arts & Culture Strategy for Exeter - this is now out to tender in the search for consultants with experience in the field.You can view the Brief on the ECP website: http://www.exeterculturalpartnership.org.uk/documents/Please feel free to…See More

Jun 13, 2018

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Brief for a Place-Based Arts & Culture Strategy for Exeter

Jun 6, 2018

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Belinda Dillon and Daniel Cray are now friends

May 22, 2018

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Symposium: Speed Reading Exeter - calling for contributors to a speedy experiment in art radio.

Friday 8th June, 12noon-5pmCalling for contributors to a speedy experiment in art radio.... University of Exeter, Arts & Culture, in collaboration with Phonic FM, Exeter, and Resonance FM, London, invite you to participate in a Symposium with a difference. It's fast, it's focused, and it will form the basis of an unusual long-form radio broadcast. Speed Reading Exeter will bring together academics, artists and creatives from across the city each presenting a single idea in a strictly…See More

May 14, 2018

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Investing in Arts & Culture: a public conversation on value and where we place it

As part of a collaborative exchange with the University of Exeter by the internationally acclaimed arts organisation The Eugene O’Neill Theater Center (the Launchpad for American theatre incl. In the Heights and The Nether), the University is hosting an afternoon public conversation between international arts organisations, academics and regional culture-makers to address the benefits and constraints of private and public funding for arts and culture.Sharing stories and strategies from the…See More

May 2, 2018

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Apr 30, 2018

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Literary journal Riptide announces call for submissions

Riptide publishes anthologies of new short fiction by both established and emerging writers. It is committed to providing a forum for high quality, innovative fiction, expanding the readership of the short story genre and enhancing its standing.Riptide has announced a call for submissions for its next two volumes:Volume 12 is themed 'Cradle to Grave', and celebrates the 70th year of the…See More

Apr 24, 2018

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Devon Music Education Hub - General Data Protection Regulation Briefing

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force on 25 May 2018.This is the most significant update of data protection laws in some time and has led to much confusion and misinformation in many organisations.DMEH has asked GDPR expert Amber Bradley to provide a briefing and Q&A session to tackle any queries from its partners and colleagues in the arts and cultural education organisations in Devon.Aimed at: DMEH partner organisations, organisations involved in the Devon…See More

Apr 11, 2018

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ECP announces new Steering Group

We are delighted to report that we had a very encouraging response to the call to join ECP’s Steering Group. Mindful of the ECP Governance Review’s finding that the new Steering Group should have a maximum of eight members, we selected seven people. The new Steering Group brings together a strong blend of skills and expertise as well as recognising individual qualities. It will be made up as follows: Laurence Blyth (Exeter Cathedral)Emily Davies (Exeter University)Emily Macaulay (Libraries…See More

Apr 11, 2018

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ARTIST TALK: BIK VAN DER POL - 23 JANUARY, 5PM, EXETER PHOENIX STUDIO 74

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Wednesday 23 January, 5pm.

Venue: Exeter Phoenix, Studio 74

£3.50 (subject to a £1 ticketing system charge) – free to students of Exeter School of Art and University of Exeter’s Art History & Visual Culture Students

BOOK TICKETS HERE:…

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The Ning platform will close in Summer 2019

Posted on August 30, 2018 at 12:00 3 Comments 0 Likes

Further to Exeter Culture's previous post about changes to the website and Ning platform, we wanted to let you know that this portal will close in June 2019.

So if you want to save any of your images or blog posts that you shared here, now is the time to do it.

We hope that you continue to join us on Exeter Culture's journey - you can visit the new Exeter Culture website at exeterculture.com and sign up…

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To all Ning members - Exeter Cultural Partnership has changed to Exeter Culture

Posted on August 2, 2018 at 13:30 4 Comments 0 Likes

We haven’t taken this decision lightly. There are currently 561 members on the…

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Brief for Creative Practitioner in Exeter

Posted on July 17, 2018 at 9:30 0 Comments 1 Like

To help inform Exeter's Place-Based Cultural Strategy, we are commissioning a creative practitioner/s or artist/s working in the field of socially engaged practice to create a new work.

We’re looking for creative practitioner/s who’ve a track record of working with groups as part of their practice. We expect them to have worked nationally and/or internationally but also to understand small cities like Exeter. The creative practitioner/s should identify the community in Exeter they…

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