The Future of Creative Workspaces
06 October 2006 – 10 November 2006, United Kingdom
"As the importance of artists and creative business has become recognised as a key drive for economic, social and cultural well-being and growth, so the issue of creating an environment in which artists and creative enterprise can flourish has risen up the policy and strategy agenda in recent years. As a result a number of public and private initiatives have led to different models for workspace development."
"This seminar - a repeat of that held earlier this year - explores the origins and funding for these workspaces - and examines the details, and the opportunities these offer to the artists and creatives which occupy these developments."
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