Sentence examples for arts admin from inspiring English sources
For the moment their tentacles spread out across British theatre from Arts Admin to Frantic Assembly.
Gray's fellow nationalist, the writer and publisher Kevin Williamson, has called for a "social audit" of arts admin jobs in Scotland, to see how many are being done by English people.
The fact that organisers Arts Admin were turned away from every site in the City of London where they asked for official permission set up the work, suggests that for all its power and dominance, capitalism and its institutions find it deeply uncomfortable to have their existence openly questioned.
A Mile in My Shoes, created by Clare Patey and co-commissioned by Arts Admin as part of an ongoing project, The Empathy Museum, invites audiences to enter what looks like both a giant shoebox and a shoe shop, situated by North Greenwich tube.
Non Zero One's Fran Miller says they are all "quite goal-driven and ambitious", and beyond the company their working lives are spread across British theatre from Arts Admin to the West End, so they have learned every aspect of how the industry operates.
Last week, Arts Admin's Judith Knight gave a moving speech about the history of radical touring theatre that included an anecdote about 7 84.
But he adds that part of the problem is that often it feels as if theatres get things the wrong way around – with the admin leading the art.
We need people to help run events, to work with the press, to smooch celebrities, to do research admin, to make art, to plan strategies, to offer legal and financial advice, and to bring their own ideas forward.
The admin offices have gone, clearing a whole floor for more art.
Admin, in case you are unfamiliar, is essentially the fine art of "sorting unimportant things out," and there are swathes of it rivers, oceans, entire distant water planets of it that need doing.
Although you have a master's degree from a top art school, you are seen internally as a relatively lowly (and no doubt extremely competent) admin person.
