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A
recently-established group of independent arts consultants, offering
leadership and vision to assist and advise on the strategic development
of Cumbria's cultural infrastructure, in the fields of venue provision,
arts development, regeneration and innovation.
visit
www.cumbriac.net
for details
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exploring
mentoring
in England's
North West
in
the cultural sector
&
beyond
Commissioned
by North West Arts, this web-based network seeks to map mentoring
activity and disseminate good practice
visit
www.mentorpoint.net
for details
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With
a venue near the castle in the centre of Lancaster, the Folly is an
evolving digital media facility for the benefit of artists and visitors
in the region. It is currently developing plans to consolidate and
expand its facilities.
visit
www.folly.co.uk
for details
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Currently
administering a number of websites for a range of clients in the public,
private and voluntary sectors.
visit
services for details
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The
MAiLOUT Trust
publishes the only British Isles-wide magazine for participatory and
community arts. It was established 14 years ago, and contains a valuable
archive of material. It plans to expand its services to the sector over
the next year, by improving the interactivity of the site, e-MAiLOUT,
and by offering bumper issues on the topics of social inclusion and
audience development.
visit
e-MAiLOUT for
details
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Planning,
delivering and reporting consultation workshops in communities involved
with change and regeneration. Current examples include two Cumbrian
communities embarking on the Countryside Commission's Vital Villages
scheme; Alston 2002 and Asking About Burneside.
visit
Alston 2002 for
an example
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Jules
Cadie, freelance creative & cultural planning
consultant
High Ashgill, Garrigill, ALSTON, Cumbria CA9 3HB
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e-mail:
jules@ashgill.info
tel: 01434 381941
mobile: 07973 765 611
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