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Brad Mehldau: Solo Piano
Jazz pianist Brad Mehldau is one of the most exciting musicians in his field today. A regular performer both as a solo artist and with his Brad Mehldau Trio, he has toured and recorded extensively with great success. He now launches a prestigious series of concerts during the next two seasons at Wigmore Hall, having been appointed as curator of Wigmore Hall's Jazz Series by John Gilhooly.
Anne Sofie Von Otter and Brad Mehldau
Jazz pianist Brad Mehldau is one of the most exciting musicians in his field today. A regular performer both as a solo artist and with his Brad Mehldau Trio, he has toured and recorded extensively with great success. He now launches a prestigious series of concerts during the next two seasons at Wigmore Hall, having been appointed as curator of Wigmore Hall’s Jazz Series by John Gilhooly.
Angelique Kidjo
Angelique Kidjo is one of Africa's most powerful and charismatic stars, mixing driving dance rhythms, passionate political lyrics and her own extraordinary stage presence. An electrifying cool - as contemporary, stylish and vibrant as it comes. Time Out
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The knowledgebase is designed to help community and voluntary sector organisations access the benefits of information technology. The knowledgebase is a comprehensive source of independent ICT information and advice.Social by Social
A practical guide to using new technologies to deliver social impactDigital Britain Final Report - June 2009
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Dish2009 Conference programme
'Digital Strategies for Heritage' at www.dish2009.nl. DISH is a new biennial international conference on digital heritage and the opportunities it offers to cultural institutions. The first edition of DISH takes place in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, on 8-10 December 2009. Registration will close on 1 December 2009!
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Posted by Simon Worthington on November 19, 2009 at 5:40pm
3rd November, No. 2 Salons & Surgeries session, Project Management
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Today, panelists will be running through issues of project management, comparing their own initiatives with the wider UK context. Christian Ahlert (OpenBusiness), Martin Black (IT4Arts), Anne Stafford (IT4Communities) and Simon Worthing… Continue
Posted by Caroline Heron on November 3, 2009 at 12:00pm
Building an RSS collector for AoDL arts orgs (an experiment)
As part of the Salon and Surgeries events we've been looking at building up a check list or health check of issues arts organisations should be looking at when they are building or reviewing their internet presence.
One aspect of the health check is RSS, usually broadcast summaries of your web sites content. Like the way the BBC iplayer has 'Arts, Culture & the Media', funnily enough categorised as 'Factual' at… Continue
Posted by Simon Worthington on October 26, 2009 at 3:51pm
*LCACE and ACE London present:*Working with HE to* *develop digital strategy in the Visual Arts. Seminar 2*
Upcoming event presented by LCACE and ACE London.............
*LCACE and ACE London present:*Working with HE to* *develop digital strategy in the Visual Arts. Seminar 2*
*Wednesday 14 October 2009, 2.00pm – 6.00pm Room EB4 Queens Building,
Mile End Campus, Queen Mary, University of London *
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Following on from our first seminar held at Birkbeck on 12 May, you are cordially invited to ‘Working with HE to develop digital strategy in Visual Arts organisations. Semin… Continue
Posted by Caroline Heron on October 8, 2009 at 12:00pm
IT4Arts workshop 8th Oct 09 - online visitors and web statistics
Exciting new techniques in website design currently being implemented by arts organisations raise the question of how effective these techniques are in engaging audiences—and whether they really enable organisations to improve their marketing and increase their coverage.
In a thought provoking seminar, experts in the field… Continue
Posted by Caroline Heron on October 1, 2009 at 12:30pm
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Andy Gibson, Nigel Courtney, Amy Sample Ward, David Wilcox and Professor Clive Holtham
About this book:
New technologies are changing the way we engage communities, run companies, deliver public services, participate in government and campaign for change. These new technologies are available to all of us. And they offer us an amazing opportunity to change our world.
Social by Social is a practical guide to using new technologies to create social impact. It makes accessible the tools you need to engage a community, offer services, scale up activities and sustain projects. Whoever you are, it shows you how to take technology and turn it into real world benefits.
It isn’t a manual in the classic sense. This work is still pretty new and there isn’t a simple model to follow. Instead, it asks you the questions which you will need to answer, shares some of the routes other people have tried, and offers signposts to help you find your way. And it invites you to join an ongoing conversation as we all find the way together.
The book is available to buy here, where it can also be viewed online in full or downloaded as a free pdf.
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