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Buist, Grant, 1973-:[Funding cuts for the arts] 9 February 2011
- Date
- 2011
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- DCDL-0017195
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Tony gets emotional about cutbacks to the Fringe Festival and threats to the PACE scheme, but denies that he cares. He quotes Orson Welles as saying 'The enemy of art is the absence of limitations' and adds slightly regretfully that he would love the chance to test that. Context - funding for the Pace scheme (Pathways to Arts and Cultural Employment) launched in 2001 by Labour MP Judith Tizard - is a special programme for artists on the benefit and was a vote of confidence in young artists, a recognition of the arts as real work. Hosting this year's Fringe Festival was even more of a challenge than previous festivals because of the ongoing impacts of the recession on sponsorship funding, says chair Miranda Clayton.
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