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An Arts Council for the Future

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Artist / Author Gerry Robinson
Publisher Arts Council England
ISBN 0-7287-0775-6
Reference P1720
Date 1998
Type Publication

Keywords

Annual Lecture Arts Council arts development arts policy culture funding investment Royal Society of Arts RSA

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