AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoArts Funding: Fenland is putting £40,000 into local culture, with grants of up to £2,000 for artists and community groups. Poetry on the Move: Rotterdam’s tradition of printing verse on garbage trucks has been recognised as intangible cultural heritage, bringing poetry into everyday city life. Newly Seen Art: A University of Chichester exhibition puts rarely displayed and recently discovered works by novelist Iris Murdoch in the spotlight. Living Heritage: A 48-hour visit explores Pingyang puppetry, a centuries-old Chinese theatre tradition with more than 300 plays. In Guwahati, Dipika Pal is carrying on her family’s idol-making craft and building her own career. Migrant Voices: Seoul’s Migrant Indie Art Festival returns under a new name, creating a platform for migrant artists to share their work and identities. Art World: Peter Nagy, founder of India’s Nature Morte gallery and a major force in contemporary art, has died at 67.
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