Arts Council England, London
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See below or browse the menu on the left for information about the latest funding and news in the capital.Funding:
Find out about projects and organisations we fund, including our regularly funded organisations and Grants for the arts awards.
The London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games:
London 2012 will be a cultural as well as a sporting festival. Read Arts Council England's vision for the Cultural Olympiad and beyond - or find out more about our investment.
My London:
Visit the My London section to find out what we are supporting in your borough or constituency, as well as useful information and resources for local authorities.
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2012 London Cultural Skills FundLatest News
Decibel performing arts showcase announces line up for 2009
Decibel, the biennial showcase of outstanding work from performing artists with diverse practice, has announced its 2009 programme. Taking place in Manchester from 15 to 18 September, this year’s line up won’t disappoint. Book before 30 June to qualify for an early bird discount.
Latest Grants for the arts awards in London - April 2009
This month we have awarded £437,430 to 34 artists and projects across the Boroughs of London.
Arts Council England supports International PEN Free the Word! Festival 16 - 19 April
Freedom of expression and internationalism are at the heart of our commitment to supporting a thriving literary culture, so we're proud to support the 2009 International PEN Free the Word! festival, now in its second year.
Our response to Cultural Metropolis
In November 2008, the Mayor of London published Cultural Metropolis, in which he outlined his plans to enhance Londoners' experience of arts and culture in the capital, including better provision in the outer boroughs, measures to improve music and art education, and a drive to reduce red tape and to support creative and grassroots talent.
Click on the image to read about Arts Council England's vision for the Cultural Olympiad and beyond. Photo: Ignacio Izquierdo - Mandinga Arts performer Valentina Ramirez at the Mayor's Thames Festival
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