Emerging artists and writers need more public money says Arts Council England’s chairman.
At some point in our adolescence, we’ve all sat across from a career advisor whose job it was to tell us that our ambition to become a musician, writer, actor -- just about anything creative -- was a load of BS, and that we should go through life with a back-up plan, just in case those dreams didn’t pan out.
So, it’s encouraging to hear that in their new 10-year-plan -- set to be announced in the coming weeks -- Arts Council England are vowing to provide young artists in the early stages of their career with bursaries and funding to help them get where they want to be., the arts council’s chairman Sir Nicholas Serota , said that there was “obviously an idea about the arts which is about it being elitist.
For now though, opportunity for those who need it most is looking a little more optimistic. The Arts Council’s funding vows are exciting, not only because they’ll hopefully help cultivate more younger talent from less privileged backgrounds, but they’ll help those who haven’t been properly exposed to the arts -- either in school or their local community -- to engage with it fully.
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