Exeter Phoenix digital activity
Exeter Phoenix; Devon Here is a list of the various digital activities they are involved in:
Visual arts policy
Our policy summarises the context for the visual arts and the Arts Council’s role. It sets out our vision for the visual arts and the priorities we have set to help us deliver it. Our overall ambition is for people, wherever they live in England, to be able to experience and be stimulated by the best in the visual arts from this country and from around the world.
A dynamic artform that spans past and present, the visual arts include architecture, artist development, artists' moving image, crafts, learning and education, live art, new media, photography and public art.
Visual arts initiatives
- we are helping to create opportunities for children and young people to take part in exciting events across the visual arts
- we are nurturing the contemporary art market
- in 2008, we joined forces with Creative and Cultural Skills and employers and individuals working in the visual arts to produce a blueprint for developing the skills and training of the workforce
- Inspire Fellowship Programme, aimed at boosting the presence of Black and minority ethnic curators in museums and galleries
- Turning Point, our ten-year strategy for strengthening the visual arts in England
- Own Art, our interest-free loan scheme helps to support the visual arts economy by encouraging increased sales of contemporary art and craft, particularly amongst first-time buyers
