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Philanthropic foundations, meanwhile, are hurriedly adding community arts related grants to their programming, and major museums are setting aside part of their budgets (...) in order to produce ephemeral, participatory projects that have the added benefit in a crash-strapped financial environment of being relatively low in cost, of not requiring storage or maintenance, and of generating audience interest in ways that static exhibitions no longer seem to provide.

in favor of funding public socially engaged art projects http://field-journal.com/issue-1/sholette

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Post Capitalism for Drama Students VIdeo by Evans Mathibe

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Martin Schick grew up next to busy street. With 10 years he fell asleep on the bike and lost one front tooth. Some years later a lorry almost crushed him when striking out on the pavement. 1999 he was thrown out of military service due to an authority problem. 2003, in a brainless moment, he was auditioning for the Musical academy August Everding in Munich, where they told him that he is too old. On the same request, he did not go to the exam at PARTS in Brussels in 2005. 2006 he was invited to work with David Zambrano, but he decided to do a stupid job for TV instead. In 2007, he was rejected at the auditioning at the Burgtheater in Vienna due to a lack of the ‘elbow-technique’. 2009 he was in the last round for a deodorant-publicity in London, where the other guy finally won and earned 30’000 EUR. 2010 he wanted to study theology at the Humboldt University and as he did not find the office to ask for information, he gave up. In 2011, he was expulsed from the Agency Heppeler for doing independent theatre instead of movies. Since that moment, he is quite successful one could say…