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Database
Advice Page
Read this if you're looking for an artist to run a workshop...
The County Council recommends that if you are intending to offer
work to an artist, especially if it is with younger children or
people with special needs, then you should work only with artists
with a professional approach, about whom you can find out as much
as possible and who have been through the disclosure process via
the Central Records Bureau.
You should also contact one or more of the artists referees.
This is done by contacting the artist and obtaining from them
the name and number of one of their referees. You would then contact
the referee directly to ask them about the suitability etc of
the artist.
You may discover an artist on the Database who has exactly
the skills for which you are looking, but who has none of the
recommended experience etc. Or you may talk to an artist who,
for whatever reason, is not able to give you the name of a referee.
In all cases, if you are satisfied and wish to offer the artist
work, you are perfectly entitled to do so, but Lincolnshire County
Council does not recommend it.
Please also
note that the database has been designed for individual artists,
not for companies and organisations. Details of Lincolnshire companies,
arts agencies and arts organisations operating in and around Lincolnshire
can be found in the webbed feet
section of this website and the County Council would strongly
encourage you to contact the relevant members of the professional
arts community for further advice. This is particularly the case
if you are planning a large-scale project.
The Artists
Database is a new and exciting initiative for Lincolnshire. Please
let us know if you find any errors, experience any technical difficulties
or if you have any suggestions.
The database is updated regularly and will be overhauled once
a year.
Thank
you for reading
this
now go, get
yourself an artist
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