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Stoke-on-Trent has several arts organizations that provide opportunities for artists and the public to interact. Over £2.9 million in funding was secured for the Creative People and Places Consortium which includes the New Vic Theatre, Partners in Creative Learning, B Arts, Staffordshire University, and Brighter Futures. AirSpace Gallery is a 3 room exhibition space that also has studio space and resources for artists, and has shown internationally acclaimed artists. In November and December 2012, there were exhibitions, public art interventions, long-term projects in a park and garden, and weekly networking events for artists.
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- 2. A few of the arts organisations based in the city: all offering opportunities for artists and the public to interact. bad edit £2,999,431 funding secured for Stoke’s Creative People and Places Consortium: New Vic Theatre, Partners in Creative Learning, B Arts, Staffordshire University, Brighter Futures (now in planning stage.) creativestoke.org.uk
- 3. AirSpace Gallery: a 3 room exhibition space, and street level window spaces, a bookable resource room, and 12 X studios (2 of which currently used by Graduate Residency Artists.) Currently finalising 2013-14 programme, moving more towards being a flexible project space. Calls out soon for opportunities to get involved: residencies, exhibitions and professional development opportunities www.airspacegallery.org
- 4. Since Opening the gallery has shown a number of internationally acclaimed artists including Doug Fishbone, David Blandy, Peter Finnmore, Alex Frost, Littlewhitehead, Adam James, Ryan Gander, Mariele Neudecker, Marcus Coates, Annika Ström, Heather and Ivan Morison, Alan Currall, Paul Rooney and Hetain Patel. Mariele Neudecker
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