Early Bird tickets are now available for the Family Arts Conference, taking place in Bristol on 15 March 2017. It will be a cross-artform event exploring age, diversity and inclusion in family arts.
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Read MoreThe event, Art in a cold climate, is delivered in partnership with Birminham City University and the University of Warwick and addresses the future role of arts education:
It is widely predicted that the period following the economic crisis of 2008 will be a 'lost decade' with no economic growth and a consequent absence of opportunities for a generation to initiate their careers. At a time when Universities are undergoing huge changes, this day conference, facilitated by Turning Point West Midlands, explores what is needed to place the region's art schools at the centre of a dynamic, sustainable cultural ecology.
Art in a cold climate
is for artists and academics who teach in art schools, their students and alumni and other cultural brokers in the region.
Tickets cost £5 for individuals & concessions / £10 when paid by an institution and are available from Warwick Arts Centre Box Office:
Telephone: 02476 524 524
Web:
to book online
The Contemporary Visual Arts Network’s ultimate goal is to nurture contemporary visual artists and organisations in order to produce internationally regarded, critically engaged work that is valued by our society.
