I was fascinated last night by the ‘Interspecies’ contemporary art exhibition which opened at the Cornerhouse, Manchester UK recently See: http://www.artscatalyst.org/projects/global/interspecies.html. It will tour to London, Edinburgh and Northumberland, and, I understand new work thereafter will allow it to extend to other venues
This has been put together by a remarkably innovative organisation called Arts Catalysts [...]
John Regan Associates Blog
Interface between the art gallery and the zoo
January 29th, 2009Most successful words to use in funding approaches
January 28th, 2009Research over many decades shows that certain key words can increase success in funding approaches. These include:
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Opportunities for nature venues to prosper in the recession
January 24th, 2009
Many leading experts in different fields point to pickings to be found for the exotic worlds of zoos, botanic gardens and conservation in an economic downturn, and, in certain respects, this is the time to invest, rather than cutback:
High calibre staff are leaving the financial sector and other (previously!) well remunerated areas of business, deciding [...]
UK Government land tax Proposals
January 15th, 2009I hope all UK zoos, botanic gardens, aquariums etc. are tracking the Government’s “Community Infrastucture”. As I understand it, this threatens to seriously increase the capital costs of new building by UK charities – which of course will especially effect zoo and similar projects
Fundable themes for zoos, botanic gardens, etc.
January 14th, 2009In working across Europe to help sites achieve ‘transformational’ funding from one or other level of government, the same ideas often emerge. In which ways can you finesse your project in such a way that it ‘adds value’ to your society. These are some of the agenda that will help you get the attention of public [...]
