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Originally Posted by shillelagh
why not wait till its after the event .. go and see it for yourself .. and then decide if its worth the money spent ... before making your mind up ...
i was always told .. one mans art is another mans tat ... in otherwords what one person thinks is art .. another person thinks it rubbish ..
gayle put it forward to wait till after the event .. ken agreed to it .. and seeing as their the ones with the info ... its only a couple of week off .. so wait and see ... go and watch it .. then make your mind up.
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This thread is about the value of publicy funded arts.
Whether we know the costs now, or after the event, will make no difference when deciding something's worth.
Many people, whose taxes have helped fund these community art events, might not be able to attend. Some I've heard, gasp, even work on Saturdays.
Why should they be denied knowing the costs now?
Transparency.
What's to hide?