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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Arts Council of Great Britain"”.

  1. "The things of peace": the Council for the Encouragement of Music and the Arts and the transformation of the British musical experience, 1939-1945

    … in British musical life within the context of the Second World War, this thesis chronicles the emergence of the Council for the Encouragement of Music and the Arts (CEMA), the first body offering state-supported funding for art music activities in Great Britain. Focusing on Britain's musical …

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  2. A Strategy for Culture: Five Nation Study of Arts Support Systems

    … in organisational behaviour to the study of the Arts Council as reflected through its policies, in the belief that few, if any, real attempts have thus far been made by academics to relate some of the profound difficulties of the public administration of the art to this branch of the …

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  3. A strategy for culture: Five nation study of arts support systems

    … in organisational behaviour to the study of the Arts C ouncil as reflected through its policies , in the belief that few , if any , real attempts have thus far been made by academics to relate some of the profound difficulties of the public administration of the art to this branch of the …

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  4. To the Wall: London's Murals and 'the Left', 1975-1986

    … between Left-wing politics and a body of exterior murals made in London between 1975 and 1986. Across this period approximately three hundred murals were made on the walls of London’s streets. Funded by a complex amalgam of predominantly state patronage, many of these murals gave form …

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