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The Future of the Art Market
Report download
In November 2019 we launched the Future of the Art Market Report at an Unconference at Somerset House, we’ve just published a downloadable versionCommissioned and published by Creative United in partnership with Arteïa, Creative Scotland and DACS, and researched and written by Lucy Rose Sollitt, the report makes for…
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The Future of the Art Market Report launch & Unconference
Researched and written by Lucy Rose Sollitt, the Future of the Art Market Report reveals the art market’s tipping point moment and predicts the shape of changes to come.
Commissioned and published by Creative United in partnership with Arteïa, Creative Scotland and DACS, the Future of the Art Market Report surveys the significant changes that have…
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Creative United announces the UK’s first Future of the Art Market Unconference and Report
What will the UK contemporary art market look like in 2030?
Creative United is thrilled to announce our Future of the Art Market Unconference, scheduled to take place on 13 November 2019 at Somerset House, London.Produced by Creative United with support from Creative Scotland and in partnership with Vastari.com and UCL Innovation & Enterprise, the Future…
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Nottingham Music Hub announces new approach to supporting access to music
The Nottingham Music Hub (NMH) will pilot a new approach to ensuring that disabled children are able to participate fully in making music through Whole Class Ensemble Tuition at primary school.
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Dr Victoria Barker awarded the 2019 Economic Geography Research Group PhD Thesis Prize
Creative United is proud to announce that Dr Victoria Barker has been awarded the 2019 EGRG PhD Thesis Prize
Supported by Creative United and the Centre for Business in Society at Coventry University, Victoria Barker’s thesis focused on recent cultural policy debates around the concept of ‘creative ecosystem’.
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Influencing the sector for a sustainable future
Creative United has recently contributed to three important reports which look at the economic and social impacts of the creative and cultural industries in the UK.
Cultural Cities EnquiryThe Cultural Cities Enquiry came together in March 2018 to develop a new model to help culture flourish in cities in the context of diminishing public funding in…
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New website and new board members
Suzanne Bull MBE and Rosie Wolfenden MBE appointed to the Board of Directors at Creative United
Creative United is delighted to announce the appointment of Suzanne Bull MBE and Rosie Wolfenden MBE to their Board of Directors.Both bring a wealth of experience and knowledge from their respective areas of expertise in the arts and creative industries,…
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Creative United 2017/18 Impact Report
2017/18
We have just published our annual impact report for the past year, and what a year it has been.Five years ago, Creative United was established as a pioneering Community Interest Company with a mission to enable the economic growth and development of the arts and creative industries.
As we move towards a period of considerable economic…
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A year in review – Creative United Annual Impact Report 2016/17
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Creative United to become a National Portfolio Organisation for 2018-22
Creative United to become a National Portfolio Organisation for 2018-22
Creative United is thrilled to confirm that it has been chosen to join the Arts Council England’s National Portfolio for 2018-22, within the new Sector Support Organisation (SSO) category.As an SSO, we will continue to focus on the delivery of our consumer credit programmes (Own Art and Take…
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