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cashman 29-10-2010 08:57
Re: The value of public funded art
 
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Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 856285)
No, every town is doing things differently.

Still to come in Accrington - a Flash Mob Dance and a Victorian Swimming Gala (on Broadway!!!).
being a numpty had to google it-http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_mob differant.

jaysay 29-10-2010 09:00
Re: The value of public funded art
 
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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 856161)
Some people take an interest.

I've been contacted by the press, regarding this thread.

;)
Fame at last G or is that infamy

jaysay 29-10-2010 09:03
Re: The value of public funded art
 
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Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 856285)
a Victorian Swimming Gala (on Broadway!!!).
I hope that doesn't mean they'll be digging Broadway up Gayle :D

Less 29-10-2010 09:05
Re: The value of public funded art
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 856285)
No, every town is doing things differently.

Still to come in Accrington - a Flash Mob Dance and a Victorian Swimming Gala (on Broadway!!!).

YouTube - Hammer Time Mob Dance

Can't find one for Victorian Swimming Gala.

Wonder who's paying for it though?
and
How are either of them going to promote the Town?

garinda 29-10-2010 09:08
Re: The value of public funded art
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 856285)
No, every town is doing things differently.

Still to come in Accrington - a Flash Mob Dance and a Victorian Swimming Gala (on Broadway!!!).
Funded the same way, a combination of lottery and government money?

Gayle 29-10-2010 09:10
Re: The value of public funded art
 
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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 856294)
Funded the same way, a combination of lottery and government money?
Yes

You're probably going to hate it. :D

garinda 29-10-2010 09:12
Re: The value of public funded art
 
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Originally Posted by Less (Post 856291)
YouTube - Hammer Time Mob Dance

Can't find one for Victorian Swimming Gala.

Wonder who's paying for it though?
and
How are either of them going to promote the Town?
I can't see there being any cost at all with the flash mob dance..hopefully.

People arrange them all the time, with just internet access, and a mobile phone.

garinda 29-10-2010 09:15
Re: The value of public funded art
 
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Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 856295)
Yes

You're probably going to hate it. :D
Well you're half right.

I already hate the idea that the government are spending tax payers' money on it.

As an artistic event, I shall reserve judgement, and as always, keep an open mind, until they've happened.

;)

garinda 29-10-2010 09:29
Re: The value of public funded art
 
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Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 856295)
Yes

You're probably going to hate it. :D
Can I ask how much funding has been secured for the flash mob dance, if as you say it's again a combination of lottery and government money?

Again, it will help people evaluate the value, and worth, of such 'art projects', which this thread is about.

Benipete 29-10-2010 09:30
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Should create a good diversion for certain "shoppers";);):D:D

Gayle 29-10-2010 09:33
Re: The value of public funded art
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by garinda (Post 856296)
I can't see there being any cost at all with the flash mob dance..hopefully.

People arrange them all the time, with just internet access, and a mobile phone.
The only cost is the dance teacher who has devised the dances and then taught specific groups of people.

Less 29-10-2010 09:33
Re: The value of public funded art
 
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Originally Posted by Benipete (Post 856308)
Should create a good diversion for certain "shoppers";);):D:D
Not on Broadway Pete, our homegrown shoplifters wouldn't be associated with pound and Charity shops, (civic pride and all that).;)

cashman 29-10-2010 09:34
Re: The value of public funded art
 
Well after watching the video,i can only assume a pre-requisite to take part in these things is yer a NUTTER.:D

garinda 29-10-2010 09:34
Re: The value of public funded art
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 856311)
The only cost is the dance teacher who has devised the dances and then taught specific groups of people.
Which was how much?

jaysay 29-10-2010 09:37
Re: The value of public funded art
 
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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 856314)
Well after watching the video,i can only assume a pre-requisite to take part in these things is yer a NUTTER.:D
When did you enroll cashy:D


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