Chris Dixon discusses how building networks and relationships can create the conditions for public art to happen

Talking Public Art

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This week we talk to Chris Dixon, Arts and Cultural Industries Manager at Ashford Borough Council.

About: surviving (or not surviving) in the arts; building networks and relationships, creative hooks and creating the conditions for public art to happen; and the need for vibrancy, fun and innovation.

Plus: ‘Network Rail grey’, fibre glass dogs and public art in football stadiums.

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