Arts Council of Great Britain

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The Arts Council of Great Britain was a government-funded body established after World War II to support and develop the arts across England, Scotland, and Wales through grants, advocacy, and cultural initiatives.

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Label Occurrences
Arts Council of Great Britain canonical 3

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf arts council
non-departmental public body
public body
activity arts advocacy
cultural policy advice
grant-making
appliesToJurisdiction England
Scotland
Wales
areaServed Great Britain NERFINISHED
charterGrantedBy King George VI NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
dissolved 1994
fieldOfWork dance
literature
music
opera
theatre
visual arts
foundedAfterEvent World War II NERFINISHED
fundingSource UK government NERFINISHED
public funds
governanceType arm's-length principle
hasOrganisationalStructure national council with regional arts associations
headquartersLocation London NERFINISHED
inception 1946
languageOfWorkOrName English
legalForm Royal Charter body
notableChairperson John Maynard Keynes NERFINISHED
operatedInPeriod post-war Britain NERFINISHED
parentOrganization UK government arts administration system
precededBy Council for the Encouragement of Music and the Arts NERFINISHED
purpose develop the arts
distribute arts funding
promote cultural life
support the arts
reasonForDissolution devolution of arts funding to separate national councils
replacedBy Arts Council of England NERFINISHED
Arts Council of Wales NERFINISHED
Scottish Arts Council NERFINISHED
scope Great Britain NERFINISHED
national
supportedSector festivals
individual artists
museums and galleries
publicly funded arts organisations

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Modern Art Oxford founder Arts Council of Great Britain
Clarissa Luard employer Arts Council of Great Britain
ACE predecessor Arts Council of Great Britain
subject surface form: Arts Council England