Regeneration and the Premises Crises was held on 19 July 2000 at Queen Mary and Westfield College in the East End of London. The conference was the conception of three managers of independent workspace providers based in the East End, who came together at a local cultural industries networking event in Tower Hamlets. Each felt it was time to address the premises crisis faced by cultural industries workspace providers as the process of urban regeneration sets in. They decided that if nobody else were going to do it, then they would do it themselves.

ALISON RAIMES and AILEEN RYAN
Vision in Art

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Contents

Introduction by Aileen Ryan

Finding the Space for Art

Thanks

Registered delegates

The Conference – Speakers

Introduction by John Lock, University of East London

Graham Hitchen, Greater London Authority

Nick Green, Town and Country Planning Association

Question time

The Conference – Case Studies

Marcel Baettig & Peter Jones, Bow Arts Trust

Helen Ridge & Cllr Janet Ludlow, Chisenhale Studios

Michael Cubey & Alison Raimes, Cable Street Studios

Afternoon workshops

The Next Logical Steps by Alison A Raimes

Identifying universal issues

The changing vision in cultural policies

The changing vision in art

Reasons for sustaining the concentration


    of creativity in the East End

Regeneration and its relationship to art

Ways for studio providers to achieve their objectives

Recommendations: collaborations


    and implementations

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