creative capital

I’m happy to see a lot of concentrated discussion around London about issues I actually know something about. In the past week we saw Orchestra London successfully appeal for financial support from the city, and we heard news that Ribfest might be cooked. Now I know next to nothing in terms of background specifics about either of [...]

Tagged as: arts funding, civic institutions, classical music, creative capital, creative city, creative class, creativity, elgar concerto, glenn gould, london, music, orchestra london, performing arts, social capital, sociology

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