Digital Opportunity 2008-2011 AmbITion Roadshow, 3 March 2009 Image from Datarama event, organised by The Polytechnic, Tyneside Cinema, February 2009 Credit: Kevin Gibson Alison Clark-Jenkins Director, Arts & Development Arts Council England, North East
Arts Council England: Digital Opportunity and Ambition by Alison Clark-Jenkins
Nov 12, 2014
1. Research, learning and policy development
2. Building digital capacity
3. Public Service Content Economy
2. Building digital capacity
3. Public Service Content Economy
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Digital Opportunity 2008-2011 AmbITion Roadshow, 3 March 2009
Image from Datarama event, organised by The Polytechnic, Tyneside Cinema, February 2009 Credit: Kevin Gibson
Alison Clark-Jenkins
Director, Arts & Development
Arts Council England, North East
Great art for everyone
Digital opportunities
Aim: To increase the number of people accessing and engaging in the arts, increase the uptake of new digital technologies for artistic and business growth, embed the arts within the new Public Service Broadcasting/Content ecology and to conduct a three-year programme of research.
Delivery: Through three strands, each containing A number of projects alongside regional initiatives.
1.Research and development
Regional projects
Digital research
Knowledge transfer and innovation
2. Building digital
capacity
3. New opportunities for
Public Service arts media
New Creative Media
Industries development
Re-develop ACE on-line
presence Increase access to arts and ACE
archives
ACE Staff training
& development
Document & promote
good practice
New Public Service media
partnerships
ACE ICT, business
processes &IP
Support RFO capacity
Advocacy w/in policy reviews
BBC C.4
1. Research, learning and policy development
• 3 year programme of research to examine:
• How the public engage with and perceive the arts • How digital technology is transforming artistic practice • Implications for content creation, distribution and ownership • External environment • Partnerships with other sectors
2. Building digital capacity
• Skills and development • Networks and partnerships • Technology and infrastructure • Innovation and artistic practice
3. Public Service Content Economy
• Building partnerships with broadcasters to build the market for arts content and encourage digital innovation www.4ip.org.uk www.bbc.co.uk/madeinengland
• Advocacy for the arts in national media policy reviews and debates
Forthcoming events:
• Clicks or Mortar, Tyneside Cinema - 6 March www.thepixelpalace.org
• re:boot re:place, Sage Gateshead - 30 March http://rebootreplace.btween.co.uk/
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