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We are the national development agency for creativity and culture. We help people in every corner of the country to experience and benefit from creativity. We do this by investing in artists and organisations that make and deliver exceptional, inspirational work for our communities.
The council includes our National Chair, Sir Nicholas Serota and the five chairs of our area councils. Members are appointed by the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, usually for four years and may be reappointed for a further term of four years.
To provide advisory services and technical assistance to Artists and stakeholders. To revive and promote the development and production of works of art including folklore expressions.
Our function is to: stimulate public interest in the arts; promote knowledge, appreciation and practice of the arts; assist in improving standards in the arts; advise the Minister and other public bodies on the arts.
The ArtsNEXT program provides competitive funding for innovative and experimental projects. Awards support big ideas that push boundaries, engage participants in unexpected ways, pilot new solutions to challenging problems, improve program design with calculated risk-taking, or result in the creation of new work.

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The Role of a Community Arts Council They strive to develop, support, promote and coordinate the arts at the local level. Arts councils that respond to the unique cultural needs of their communities are well positioned to receive the support of their community.
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Miah Michaelsen. Miah Michaelsen is the Executive Director of the Indiana Arts Commission. As Executive Director, Michaelsen has led a comprehensive programmatic review at the agency focusing on ensuring the broadest possible access to the arts across the state.

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