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LifeWorkArt Squeeze Me Hard!

Lookup NU author(s): David Butler

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Abstract

This paper looks at the LifeWorkArt programme at Newcastle University UK. The paper was written following the workshop ‘Is the ‘Art School’ Relevant to Emerging Practice in a Financial Squeeze?’ presented at the Arts in Society conference in May 2011. It marks a point of reflection in ongoing research into ‘professional development’ and the relationship between the art school and the visual art sector.

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Author(s): Butler DJ

Publication type: Conference Proceedings (inc. Abstract)

Publication status: Published

Conference Name: ‘Is the ‘Art School’ Relevant to Emerging Practice in a Financial Squeeze?’ Arts in Society Conference Workshop

Year of Conference: 2011

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