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We believe that everyone is capable of creative expression; that artists can work with a broad spectrum of individuals without compromising artistically or aesthetically; that contemporary artforms can be stimulating, challenging, and engaging for all. Read more about what we say about the arts.








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Find out about the MA in Arts Management at Dartington College of Arts. AHA is the Award Leader, giving this MA a unique AHA flavour. Applications are NOW BEING ACCEPTED for 2008-9. |
Nancy Sinclair was the keynote speaker at the East Midlands Artists in Rural Areas Network (EMARAN) annual conference this week. She, and Richard Povall also presented workshops on working rurally. Richard also led a "rural working" workshop on April 30 for the Gloucestershire Media Group (report here) This workshop, one of a number of specialist workshops available from AHA is increasingly in demand. Find out more. |

The Digital Shed at Bellever is now available for artist rental and retreats. Providing a well-equipped digital studio for video and audio editing, DVD authoring, surround sound editing, etc., the Bellever Studio is available for use at subsidised rates for artists' projects. In addition to renting the studio, we also rent equipment for artists' projects, and are currently developing a number of packages that include overnight accommodation at Bellever Youth Hostel. Contact us for further information. |
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This workshop, running this week, is now fully booked, but there will be more in the autumn (watch this space). Listen to the podcast of an interview with Tony Whitehead, who will be leading the workshop, originally broadcast on aharadio from Tuesday (April 29). Tony has a related site here, and the ning site for this retreat has now gone live. We will be visited during the workshop by Jo Loosemore from BBC Radio Devon's The Review, and we will link to any relevant future broadcast. Sound artist Martin Prothero also joined us for a number of sessions.
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Download / view our 2006-7 Annual Report (pdf).
We currently hold a Creative Enterprise Fellowship (Choreography) at Dartington College of Arts. If you are a creative practitioner within or around choreography and need help with the business end of your work (this can include fundraising, organisational development, general mentoring, touring advice, and so on) please contact James Toler, Enterprise Manager at Dartington Creative Enterprise.
AHA is now listed in The Ashden Directory which is a lively and interesting website centring on Arts & Environment.
The Esmée Fairbairn Foundation has pledged £20,000 to support Women in Farming. We thank them for this vote of support in our work. The Dartmoor Sustainable Developmend Fund and Dartmoor National Park have also recently pledged to support Women in Farming, completing our funding for the project. We thank them as well. Kate Ashbrook and the Dartmoor Trust have both pledged financial support for the Focus on Farmers book, which will be published this summer by Halsgrove Publishing. We'd like to thank The Ragdoll Foundation who supported walk your ears!
We have been funded for a three-year programme of work by Arts Council England, and we thank them for their continuing support of our work.
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about podcasts...
aha radio
cultural value seminar
walk your ears!
devon youth games 2007
the radia show

about webcasts...
BBC WiF interview 1
BBC WiF interview 2
both are © BBC from
The Review BBC Radio Devon
soundartradio 87.7fm

women in farming
big dance (2006)
focus on farmers
walk your ears!
granite shadows
dartmoor changes
dartmoor sensing

women in farming
triparks
mining landscape
stalk see
listen learn
aha radio
carbon footprints
boundary

the digital shed
equipment rental
workshops & training

about phonecasts...
coming later in '08
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