Contemporary Visual Arts Network
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The Contemporary Visual Arts Network represents a diverse and vibrant arts ecology. We embrace a broad range of practice across the 9 English regions.
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Joined January 2010
1/ 🚨 New report launches today in Parliament:.Framing the Future: The Political Case for Strengthening the Visual Arts Ecosystem .Backed by the APPG for Visual Arts & Artists, it makes the case for bold government action ahead of the UK Spending Review.
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URGENT: Write to your MP now to protect the UK’s visual arts!. The Gov’t Spending Review will shape our future. Back the #FramingTheFuture report:.£5M for grassroots spaces.Cultural Investment Fund.Creative Education.Copyright & AI.No to disability benefit cuts
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@camilleaubrymakes commissioned illustrations of the visual arts ecosystem.CVAN, John Hansard Gallery, University of Southampton and Southampton Institute for Arts and Humanities, with a-n The Artists Information Company, @DACSforArtists, @PlusTate — written by Erskine Analysis.
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Artists don’t thrive in isolation. We need to protect the whole visual arts ecosystem—from studios to education—to secure the UK’s global leadership in the visual arts. Framing the Future launched in Parliament with 4 key asks.
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6/ Commissioned by @JHansardGallery @unisouthampton @Soton_SIAH, with @an_artnews, @DACSforArtists, and @PlusTate — written by Erskine Analysis. The time to invest in visual arts is now. #FramingTheFuture #UKSpendingReview #SupportArtists #ArtIsEssential @NatSatClub.
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5/ It also shows how the visual arts can deliver on 3 government missions:.• Economic growth.• Public health.• Education and skills.
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4/ The report lays out 4 recommendations: .✅ A UK Cultural Investment Partnership Fund.✅ £5m Grassroots Visual Arts Fund.✅ Expansion of free creative education.✅ Restoration of arts HE funding.
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3/ Brexit, shrinking infrastructure, AI disruption, and lack of support for artists and galleries threaten the future of one of our strongest cultural exports.
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2/ In 2023, the UK’s visual arts sector exported £4.1bn — more than total UK exports to Greece, Portugal or Israel. We are a global powerhouse. But the sector is under severe strain.
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CVAN, in partnership with the Creative Education Coalition, have submitted their evidence, which you can read in more detail in the link.
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The government wants to hear evidence for its Curriculum and Assessment Review, which asks for suggestions and proposals to help them improve the existing English
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The government wants to hear evidence for its Curriculum and Assessment Review, which asks for suggestions and proposals to help them improve the existing English national curriculum and statutory assessment system.
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Curriculum and Assessment review – a submission from the Creative Education Coalition
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A collaborative response to the consultation from several organisations including CVAN England, a-n, The Association of Photographers, and the Design and Artists Copyright Society has been submitted to government, and the full strategy will be published in Spring 2025.
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The creative industries has been highlighted as an important ‘growth driving sector’ within the green paper.
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The government is calling for responses to its recently published green paper for a 10-year Industrial Strategy which outlines how they plan to support businesses
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Our sector’s response to the government’s Industrial Strategy. The government is calling for responses to its recently published green paper for a 10-year Industrial Strategy which outlines how they plan to support businesses and future growth.
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RT @GovArtCol: Today we're launching the 2024 instalment of #ArtXUK 🎉 For 2023–24 the Collection met with @cvanetwork, @sca_net, & @artnet….
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The Collection's acquisition project, Art X-UK, continues collecting art by artists from Scotland and the North East.
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