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ACE chief Henley rejects ‘ugly’ criticism of community engagement efforts - Arts Professional

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Arts Council England chief executive Darren Henley has responded to renewed criticism that the funding body prioritises community engagement over artistic excellence, calling characterisations of the two being distinct “skewed” and “exclusive”. Speaking today (3 April) at the Engaging Communities in Arts and Culture conference in Salford, Henley addressed the fallout following the announcement last
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ACE chief Henley rejects ‘ugly’ criticism of community engagement efforts - Arts Professional

Arts Council England chief executive Darren Henley has responded to renewed criticism that the funding body prioritises community engagement over artistic excellence, calling characterisations of the two being distinct “skewed” and “exclusive”. Speaking today (3 April) at the Engaging Communities in Arts and Culture conference in Salford, Henley addressed the fallout following the announcement last

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