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Take the Money and Run? a response to an event about ethics, funding and art

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Take The Money And Run? was an event about ethics, funding and art that took place at Toynbee Studios, London on January 29, 2015 – a day of presentations and discussion hosted by three organisations, Live Art Development Agency, Artsadmin, Home Live Art and produced in collaboration with Platform. This is Mary Paterson commissioned written response to the event.

Artist / Author Mary Paterson
Reference P2692
Date 2015
Type Publication
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