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VAGA, Visual Arts and Galleries Association Tel: 01353 776356, Fax: 01353 775411 Director: Hilary Gresty Chair: Andrew Nairne Members of VAGA's Executive Committee Executive members represent expertise from across the visual arts sector and are ambassadors for good practice. Chair: Andrew Nairne, Director, Modern Art Oxford Vice Chair: Andrew Wheatley, Cabinet Gallery Treasurer: Helen Pearson, Vicky Dyer Nick Dodd, Director, and Galleries Trust Stephen Snoddy, Director, New Mungo Campbell, Alison Cole, Director of Communications, South Bank Centre Anna Cutler, Head of Education & Learning, Tate Modern Simon Tegala, Artist Clive Gillman, Director, Contemporary Arts Godfrey Worsdale, Director of Museums & Galleries, Council |
FACT Liverpool,Culture Castles, Liverpool Housing Action Trust and Holy Trinity Primary School groups at work. This is an architecture and new media education project for Liverpool-based community groups. The groups examine architectural design and building, the regeneration of Liverpool and how cultural buildings (such as the new FACT Centre) affect their surroundings. http://www.fact.co.uk Richard Wentworth, An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty September - November, General Plumbing SuppliesYork Way, London. Commissioned by Artangel. Richard Wentworth has lived in King's Cross for some 25 years and his work is an ongoing conversation with his native habitat, fuelled by daily walks down the Caledonian Road and expeditions into the hinterlands of King's Cross. http://www.artangel.org.uk
New Art Gallery Walsall.http://www.artatwalsall.org.uk |
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