Open letter to Scottish Culture Secretary, Fiona Hyslop
316 Comments
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Nicholas Barton-Wines
8 years ago
Theatremaker
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George Docherty
8 years ago
Actor, playwright
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Alan Reid
8 years ago
Alan Reid
Folk musician and songwriter
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robin gillanders
8 years ago
Photographer
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Nicola McCartney
8 years ago
Playwright and director
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Tim Licata
8 years ago
Plutôt la Vie
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Tim Licata
8 years ago
Plutôt la Vie
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Rachael Rowan
8 years ago
Very disappointing decisions.
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National Arts Forum
· petition starter
8 years ago
This growing community has such potential, not only to gather and focus the views of arts workers all over Scotland on this subject but also to create a more joined up arts community for the future. For too long the voice of the arts in Scotland has been courted from a select few successful and influential artists. Scotland’s grass roots artists, musicians, film makers, theatre practitioners, weavers, sculptors and actors can have a voice and be part of the solution.
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Mary Gapinski
8 years ago
Performer
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Findlay Napier
8 years ago
Singer/Songwriter/Glasgow Songwriting Festival Director
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Vivien Hendry
8 years ago
Painter-printmaker, part-time teacher, arts festival organiser
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Fiona Mackinnon
8 years ago
Freelance Theatre Director
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Loudon Temple
8 years ago
Complete overhaul long overdue
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Stewart Sandison
8 years ago
It seems obvious
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Gail Gyi
8 years ago
I'll sign it with pleasure but am doubtful anything will come of it, remember the big signing of a letter years ago to apply pressurise to get Creative Scotland's house in order that was in the Scottish press, what did that achieve. Look where we are now in another another fine mess! Fiona Hyslop is not part of the solution, she's part of the problem as you can see from the double page spread in the Herald today, hardly an exclusive. I myself highlighted and instigated this abomination of a decision in July 2017 to my MP, MSP, Councillors, BECTU, Equity on Radio Scotlands John Beattie show 14 July 17 and nobody took any notice. £1,000,000 given to grease wheels whilst our own indigenous artists and arts organisations are treated like **** by pen pushing, talentless individuals, in an organisation not fit for purpose. Constantly fighting for survival so let's give a million to Netflix! Criminal and disgusting. - http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/homenews/16030507.Revealed__the_Netflix_deal_that_backfired_on_Creative_Scotland/
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Tom Freeman
8 years ago
Actor, director, dramaturge
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Thomas Small
8 years ago
Choreographer.
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Stewart Aitken
8 years ago
Artistic Director, Aberdeen International Youth Festival
Theatremaker
Actor, playwright
Alan Reid Folk musician and songwriter
Photographer
Playwright and director
Plutôt la Vie
Plutôt la Vie
Very disappointing decisions.
This growing community has such potential, not only to gather and focus the views of arts workers all over Scotland on this subject but also to create a more joined up arts community for the future. For too long the voice of the arts in Scotland has been courted from a select few successful and influential artists. Scotland’s grass roots artists, musicians, film makers, theatre practitioners, weavers, sculptors and actors can have a voice and be part of the solution.
Performer
Singer/Songwriter/Glasgow Songwriting Festival Director
Painter-printmaker, part-time teacher, arts festival organiser
Freelance Theatre Director
Complete overhaul long overdue
It seems obvious
I'll sign it with pleasure but am doubtful anything will come of it, remember the big signing of a letter years ago to apply pressurise to get Creative Scotland's house in order that was in the Scottish press, what did that achieve. Look where we are now in another another fine mess! Fiona Hyslop is not part of the solution, she's part of the problem as you can see from the double page spread in the Herald today, hardly an exclusive. I myself highlighted and instigated this abomination of a decision in July 2017 to my MP, MSP, Councillors, BECTU, Equity on Radio Scotlands John Beattie show 14 July 17 and nobody took any notice. £1,000,000 given to grease wheels whilst our own indigenous artists and arts organisations are treated like **** by pen pushing, talentless individuals, in an organisation not fit for purpose. Constantly fighting for survival so let's give a million to Netflix! Criminal and disgusting. - http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/homenews/16030507.Revealed__the_Netflix_deal_that_backfired_on_Creative_Scotland/
Actor, director, dramaturge
Choreographer.
Artistic Director, Aberdeen International Youth Festival
Artistic Director, Fire Exit