Deveron Arts Annual Report 2012-13 · Deveron Arts: the town is the venue Annual Report 2012/13 3 Annual Report 2012/13 The town is the venue programme 2012/13 encompassed the following

Annual Report 2012-13

Deveron Arts: the town is the venue Annual Report 2012/13

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Annual Report 2012/13 The town is the venue programme 2012/13 encompassed the following complementary programmes focusing on the culture, life and wellbeing of the rural town of Huntly and its place in the world. 1. Organisation and Management 2. Projects and Programme • Ceilidhamba with Sambasupercollider

• Rite of Way with Alan MacPherson

• Nordeste/NorthEast - Ceilidhcatu with Allysson Velez

• The Town is the Menu with Simon Preston

• Walking off the Grid with Michael Höpfner

• Mbereko with Nancy Mteki

• From Source to Sea with Jake Williams and Anne Murray

3. Other Projects and Events

• Walking Institute

• Other Events

• Town Collection

• Creative Place Award

4. Capital Development and Purchases 5. Publications & CD Launches 6. Networking and Training 7. Funding and Thanks Appendix: Media work


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1. Organisation and Management Curating and Programming 2012/13 formed the first year of Deveron Arts’ Hospitality programme which encapsulates: 1. Travel: Walking and other forms of Slow Travel

2. Hosting: Food, Eating and Accommodation

3. Understanding: Language and Communication

This programme was successful in gaining financial support (Flexi Funding from Creative Scotland) and finding partnership collaborations locally and internationally. From October 2012 funding was obtained to commence a new walking initiative. The Walking Institute has been set up by Deveron Arts/the town is the venue as a unique, year round centre of excellence within the walking & art discourse. Its aim is to develop a walking appreciation programme for people from all walks of life. It will do this by engaging people in a range of challenging, creative and accessible walking activities and discourses, addressing issues and opportunities in relation to health, environment and rural economic development through activities which link walking with art and related disciplines Management, Staff, Volunteers In 2012/13 Deveron Arts has been run by a full time Director (Claudia Zeiske). The full time Project Manager (Anna Vermehren) left Deveron Arts in May to become the Director at Timespan in Helmsdale. Duncan Bremner, Shadow Curator Intern (Oct 2011 – Mar 2012) temporarily filled the Project Manager post until Kate Sargent was recruited in Sep 2012. From Oct 2012 recruitment began for the new Walking project. Simone Kenyon joined the team in an interim role to kick off the project and Diane Smith joined the team in Feb 2013, as Walking Project Manager. Additionally, two Shadow Curator Interns have been engaged for half a year each to assist the Director; and four Project Interns accompanied each project to assist the Project Manager. An intern has also been engaged to support the Walking Project Manager. Despite the changes within the team Deveron Arts have continued to sustain a large programme of events and range of projects, whilst offering specialised learning opportunities for graduates and up and coming curators. During the year 2012/13 the following people were involved with Deveron Arts:

Claudia Zeiske – Director

Anna Vermehren – Project Manager

Duncan Bremner – Interim Project Manager

Kate Sargent – Project Manager

Simon Kenyon – Walking Project Co-Curator

Diane Smith – Walking Project Manager

Kevin McPhee, Shadow Curator Intern, April – Sep 2012


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Elisabetta Rattalino, Shadow Curator Intern, Oct – March 2013

Niall Crossan, Project Intern, Spring 2012

Kirsty Gifford, Project Intern, summer 2012

Rachel Walker, Project Intern, Autumn 2012

Anthony Elliott, Project Intern, Winter 2013

Simba Leung, Walking Intern, Winter 2013

Board of Management

Mary Bourne, Chairperson

Stephen Brown

Sophie Hope

Iain Irving

Catrin Jeans

Kevin McIntosh

Janice Macpherson, Secretary

Maureen Ross

Louise Scullion

John Swan

Mike Whittall, Treasurer

Jason Williamson

Deveron Arts would also like to thank Donnie Ross who, due to external commitments, stood

down as a board member during 2012/13.

Other People engaged

Norma Hunter – Artist Support/Education

Daisy Williamson – Catering

Keith Cockburn – Decorating

Luke Hammer – Website

Lesley Booth – Media work

Hilda Fowler – Cleaning

Tony Hunter – Driving

Rossini Cavalcante – Brazillian percussion teacher

Volunteers

Cathi Sell, Gordon Brown, Keith Cockburn, Deborah May and many others

Premises

The commencement of the Walking initiative has also seen the office space grow, as Deveron Arts have obtained use of another office within the Brander Building.


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2. Projects and Programmes

Sambasupercollider - Ceilidhamba

Our Revolution is the joy of Samba Alexandra Louzada

A cultural exchange investigating parading in different cultures Daniel Ruiz, Mestre Jonas & Bruno da Tavares (Sambasupercollider) came from Rio de Janeiro to Huntly in May-June 2012. Ceilidhamba kick started Huntly's year of Samba, Marakatu, Coco and other Brazilian rhythms, that was continued later in the year with the project Nordeste/North East - Ceilidhcatu. During their research visit Sambasupercollider looked at opportunities for cultural exchange with our Scottish parading and music traditions. Numerous workshops with schools and informal groups were staged, as well as a parade, during the Portsoy path opening ceremony, ending in a community celebration with Brazilian cocktails in our garden.

The highlight of their stay was a jamming session that included piper Donal Brown, fiddlers from across the town, songwriter Ewen McVicar, guitar and many more local instruments playing next to the ubiquitous samba drums. Artists Website: www.sambasupercollider.com


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Alan MacPherson – Rite of Way

A desire path is a path created by usage, not a pre-determined path Gaston Bachelard, The Poetics of Space

A writing and research residency investigating the relationship between art and path making.

Alan Macpherson lives in Huntly and was in residence during summer 2012. Operating within Deveron Arts’ theme of Hospitality and ‘Slow Travel’, the aim of the residency was to advance research and writing on the themes of walking and path making. While the scope of this long term project is international, it also has its feet firmly rooted in Huntly. As such, Alan was simultaneously carrying out his own investigations into walking in and around Huntly. On this side of the project, his concern was with that aspect of walking which Rebecca Solnit refers to as 'the time inbetween', the time of walking to or from a place, of meandering, of running errands’, or what Michel De Certeau calls ‘the act itself of passing-by’. Rite of Way formed part of an on-going attempt to interrogate the act of walking by bringing together existing ideas, activities and diverse interested parties at the same time as breaking down pre-conceived notions and expanding the ways we think and write about walking The main part of Alan's residency was spent on researching desire paths in Huntly; paths that never make it to the ordinance survey map. His time culminated in the making of a new Minor Path, when on Sunday the 19th of August some 45 people walked along a 1k stretch on the river Bogie, recreating an overgrown and almost redundant path. This event was followed by a discussion in the Gladstone play park next to the river on path making ranging from physical intervention to subconscious action of individuals and community. Publication: in production. Town Collection: the Minor Path itself along the river Bogie Website: minorpaths.wordpress.com


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Allysson Velez – Nordeste/North East: Ceilidhcatu

If the structure does not permit dialogue the structure must be changed. Paolo Freire

An exploration of the notions of North East communities and cultures across the Atlantic. Mestre Allysson Velez joined us from Recife in the North East of Brazil from Sept to December. During his residency he explored cultural similarities and traditions of his home state of Pernambuco in the North East of Brazil with those of Huntly and the North East of Scotland. For his project NordEste / North East Allysson worked with Deveron Arts towards a performance at the Halloween/Samhain festival. An audience of over 250 people watched the embryonic North-East of Scotland Huntly Samba School which created opportunities by working with local musicians/artists and visiting samba mestres. During Halloween he was joined by the Edinburgh Samba School.

Allysson also set up shop in his Casa das Ideias on Bogie Street, where he was working with local musicians of all genres towards the recording of the NordEste / NorthEast CD. Musicians like Paul Anderson and Shona Donaldson worked with him as well as NorthEast based Omar Afif with his Afro-Arabian root music, guitarist Keith Cockburn, fiddler Pam Johnston, cornet player Tony Hunter and bag piper Steve Brown Town Collection: Berimbau at backroom of Stewarts Hall, where the samba band practiced Website: www.myspace.com/allyssonvelez Publication: CD Ceilidhcatu: Nordeste/NorthEast is currently in development.


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Simon Preston – The Town is the Menu

They dined on mince, and slices of quince, Which they ate with a runcible spoon; And hand in hand, on the edge of the sand, They danced by the light of the moon

Edward Lear

An investigation of local food and eating customs to develop a signature menu for Huntly. Throughout the autumn of 2012 Simon Preston, an artisan food consultant based in Edinburgh, worked with local people to unearth Huntly's food identity and to create and adopt a Signature Menu for the town. As a market town with its roots in agriculture, food is an important part of life in Huntly and forms an integral part of Deveron Arts' current theme of hospitality.

A specially created dining table passed through the town and countryside, spreading conviviality and creating a focal point where people have eaten together and shared experiences and stories that have inspired the Signature Menu. ‘If you were to die tomorrow, what would you like to eat today?’ Simon asked people from all walks of life across town at TESCOS, the meat market, the farmer’s market, the tea dance….. People departed with their favourite dish, often after long deliberations. Then, working with local and visiting chefs Simon transformed these tales into recipes and dishes for cooking and sharing at home, at work, at school, in the street and in local businesses. From Saturday 1 December 2012, the Huntly Signature Menu was launched at restaurants and cafes around the town and in street food form at the Farmers Market. Town Collection: Signature menu at various eateries; table at the community kitchen in the Linden Centre Artist Website: www.graceonline.co.uk Publication: Huntly Signature Menu card and poster


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Michael Höpfner - Walking off the Grid

In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks. John Muir

A 14 day circuit around Huntly of 30 miles. Michael Höpfner comes from Vienna and visited us in autumn 2012.

Michael spent 14 days walking a 30 mile circuit around Huntly, looking to reconstruct the geography of our landscape. He set off with a group of 20 walkers starting at the Tin Hut in Gartly where he was joined throughout his walk by local walkers along the way. Michael braved rain, wind and snow along the way and also a bit of sunshine. His route took him from the Tin Hut in Gartly via the Clashmach, Drumdelgie, the Ashgrove Filling Station, Cairnie, Rothiemay, Kinnoir, Drumblade (with frequent visits to the school) back to Gartly. At the end of his journey Michael presented his thoughts and some imagery from along the way at a talk in the Huntly Hotel. He was joined by Professor Tim Ingold who gave a talk on the history of walking and by many of the people that met him en route. Publication: in production


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Nancy Mteki – Mbereko

‘Have you seen 'the latest thing' in interactive techno-play? It really is astonishing. I only got it yesterday.'

Jonathan Emmett The delights and issues surrounding maternity, childhood and materialism. Nancy Mteki came from Harare/Zimbabwe to Huntly in winter of 2013 with her 16-month-old daughter, Kayla. The Deveron Arts Residency Prize was awarded to Nancy Mteki during Dak'Art 2012 - Biennale of Contemporary African Art by Claudia Zeiske and Pauline Burmann, independent curator and chairperson of the Thami Mnyele Foundation, Holland. Nancy's residency Mbereko investigated the delights and issues surrounding maternity and childhood in relation to material culture. For this she worked with young mothers in the town.

During her residency Nancy worked in collaboration with local artist Norma D Hunter, building relationships with other mothers and young children in Huntly through attending the local mother and toddler groups. Nancy was fascinated by the difference between bringing up a child in Zimbabwe and Europe, in particular the support networks available in form of the various groups she attended in Huntly. Also, the amount of toys children have access to, flabbergasted both her and Kayla. For the final event Nancy and Norma again hosted a farewell picnic lunch with the mothers and toddlers, who were then given the opportunity to try the Mbereko - carrying their baby on their back using a cloth - for a walk to our empty shop. Here the mothers and children participated in a workshop to make dolls from recycled materials and engaged in a conversation with the two experts in the role of toys in childhood. Town Collection: Untitled Photograph at Kiddie Winkles, where Kayla spent her time Shadow Curator: Christine Eyene Publication: A publication is currently under development


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Anne Murray + Jake Williams – From Source to Sea

scene shifting, word walking, fennel seeking, riversiding, waspish investigations ... Deveronsiding' by Haworth Hodgkinson

Double directed walks along the River Deveron Against the Flow, Anne Murray, a ceramic artists now based in Huntly, was travelling the river from the sea, Banff to Huntly (March) and then later in spring Huntly to Cabrach. Murray is a peripatetic artisan, carrying with her everything she needs to observe, record and make things on her way. Coming from the opposite direction, With the Flow, musician Jake Williams walked from the river source at the watershed between Glenbuchat and the Cabrach. The song - walk featured a series of pub-gigs where he sang songs and showed images of the walk; where possible recording music on location.

Inspired by history, music, landscape and people who have lived or worked on the river, the artists Anne Murray and Jake Williams, were each using the experience to create new work and engage with the communities they met on the walk. Town Collection: tbc Publication: in production


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2. Other Projects and Events Walking Institute

• After extensive consultation we settled on the title Walking Institute for our new venture.

• A launch took place in London, arranged by Simone Kenyon at which 28 walking artists attended.

• Diane Smith, the new Project Manager has started her job in mid February. Since then we have written the business plan, a marketing plan and the vision document.

• We have also held a number of events, which currently run as part of DA’s event programme: World Snow day walk on snow shoes, Halloween walk to the Dunbennan cemetary

• A steering committee is being set up. It is proposed to have Jason Williamson as a committee member, which will provide a link to the DA board of management.

• A group of artists came from Gray’s School of Art for three days, with whom we undertook a day’s walk.

Other Events • Deveron Arts contributed to the Christmas night on the Square with cinnamon buns and mulled

wine.

• In collaboration with HDT we ran a small business Christmas party at the Huntly Hotel; attendance over 20 people.

• On winter solstice we organised a walk up the Clashmach at 7.45 in the morning to see the sunrise of the last day of the year.

• On the Halloween weekend we organised a walk to Dunbennan cemetery with local historian Ron Brander.

• In collaboration with HDT we ran a community event informing about the Creative Place award and the Huntly Cultural Fund; followed by a Ceilidh.

• Room to Roam posters now located at the Huntly station

• A Permablitz took place on 17 Feb at which 26 people attended learning about Permaculture and physically sprucing up the Brander garden ready for spring.

• 18 people travelled to St Andrews to accept the Creative Place Award.

• Kiera Allen went to the Gordon Schools for 2 Town is the Menu workshops with 12 participants. Town Collection Deveron Arts Town Collection has seen continuous maintenance work by both Shadow Curator Interns Kevin McPhee, who updated the brochure and map for the collection, and Elisabetta Rattalino, who augmented the website. New work by the following artists have been accessioned to the collection: Utopia Group – Huntly Police Station Alan MacPherson – Minor Path, between Bogie Bridge and Gladstone Park Allysson Velez – Berimbau, Stewarts Hall Simon Preston – Huntly Signature Menu Posters, Various restaurants Nancy Mteki – Untitled, photograph on aluminium, Kiddie Winkles Nursery


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Creative Challenge Award

This year’s Creative Challenge Award has gone to Sophie Lawson. She was chosen by teachers from the Gordon School in collaboration with Deveron Arts staff and artists in residence.

Creative Place Award 2013 Deveron Arts and Huntly won the Creative Place award 2013 for a town with less than 10,000 inhabitants, in recognition for its work around place making in and around Huntly. This award is a great honour to us and will be used to develop the walking initiative as well as providing a Huntly Cultural Fund for creative groups in and around Huntly.


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4. Capital Development and Purchases

• Dell PC

• Sony Camera

• Video Camera

• Podcast Kit

• Projector

• I Pad (for Walking Institute)

• New Office decoration and furnishing for Walking Institute

5. Publications & CD Launches

• We ♥ Real Life Scotland, Ross Sinclair, launched at Edinburgh Arts Festival, RSA.

• Transmissions from the River, Roman Signer, published with text by Alice Bain

• Slow Marathon, Mihret Kebede with text by Ron Brander

• It’s Knot Magic, Norma D Hunter published with interview by Claudia Zeiske

6. Networking and Training Walking Lunches have been carried out with a great variety of people from all walks of life. Meetings Deveron Arts staff attended meetings and events:

• participation at DAK’ART, Senegal (CZ)

• Glasgow International (GI), various events and international curator’s lunch (CZ)

• HADTAG AGM (CZ/DB)

• Catrin Jeans visit to Brazil: liaison with Sambasupercollider and meeting with Sao Paolo biennial

• Walking Conference at University of Aberdeen (CZ)

• Various meetings in the run up to the Walks of Life application with Leader: FCS, SNH, Prof Tim Ingold, local councillors, Elaine Booth/AC tourism, COAT

• Elke Ritt, British Council, Berlin (CZ)

• Local conference with Minister of Environment/HDT (CZ)

• CZ spoke at Littoral Conference, Lake District/Merz barn: talk about Town is the venue at Rural Cultural Policies conference; accompanied by Elisabetta Rattalino

• visit to Grizedale Arts, Conniston (CZ/ER)

• Luis Vergara: meeting in Dublin (CZ)

• Yorkshire Art Space (CZ)

• Lorraine Grant: new place making initiative for Aberdeenshire (CZ)


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• Gordon Noble, Aberdeen University Anthropology Dept: discussion about standing stones in the Huntly vicinity (CZ and other staff)

• COAT about walking collaboration in relation to path making

• Francois Matarasso: to discuss arts development in Aberdeenshire (all staff)

• Elisabetta Rattalino travelled to Kassel to collect 100 Beuys oaks which were then planted in the Brander garden

• 5-35 Forum at SSW: Opportunity to meet local artists

• Marr Community Forum (DS)

• Walking Institute London Launch; this included a walk from Hackney Wick along the canal. (CZ)

• TAAT – The African Arts Trust – about future collaboration (CZ)

• Belinda Miller – Head of Economic Development / Aberdeenshire Council visited in relation to Creative Place award (CZ/DS)

• Paths for All – Walking Conference (DS)

• Farm Paths meeting organised by the Hutton Institute (CZ/AE) On behalf of Deveron Arts, Claudia Zeiske presented several talks, including:

• Presentation at Creative Scotland international think tank

• Talk with Iain Irving at RGU Creative Entrepreneurship Conference

• Talk at NVA Walking conference ‘Topography of Memories’ about Slow Marathon

• Talk at MAP AGM about Slow Marathon and other walking initiatives

• Aberdeen Art Gallery: lunch time talk about Deveron Arts

• Creative Scotland: presentation for Creative Place award (with Donald Boyd)

• Yorkshire Artspace: talk about Deveron Arts to a group of art professionals

• University of Lapland, Rovaniemi: talk at the Arctic Design conference on the town is the venue

• Village of Ii, Finland: talk on the town is the venue as a model for small and remote places.

• Talk at London University /Birkbeck College to emerging curators about the town is the venue.

• Talk at Cultural Café Intergenerational Conference Aberdeen Staff, resident artists and interns also gave talks in the Empty Shop and to local schools/organisations in Aberdeenshire. Training and other activities

• The team undertook a three day fundraising boot camp at Braemar

• KS joined Speak Up, Speak Out course

• Social Value training: Putting a monetary value on untangible benefits (CZ/KS)

• Social Media training (KS)

• First level walking leader course (DS)

• A fundraising workshop was organised in collaboration with HDT for the community to: offer a skills transfer to local people and groups; divert some ideas in our town that getting money is easy for us and some other groups (e.g. HDT); explain the Creative Place Award


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7. Funding and Thanks Funding has been granted / received from the following bodies during the course of the year:

Creative Scotland: overall programme (Flexi-funding); Brazil programme Creative Futures programme: international residencies Aberdeenshire Council: place-making programme, premises Aberdeenshire Celebrates: perma-culture event Leader EU: Walking Institute Marr Area Top Up Fund: capital equipment Mary Salmon Trust: brochure for funghi walk TAAT: Mbereko project Esmée Fairbairn Foundation: Shadow Curator Internships HLF: 3 year hospitality programme

We are grateful for the continuous support of all our funders, and the many volunteers in Huntly. We thank our board of management and our many partners both in Huntly and further afield. There are too many to name them all.

Appendix: Press Value Report

Date Media appearance Project Headline cms Rate Value

11/04/2012 Evening Express Sambasupercollider 216 £5.00 £ 1,080.00

27/04/2012 Huntly Express Sambasupercollider 42 £3.50 £ 147.00

06/07/2012 Huntly Express Town Collection 64.5 £3.50 £ 225.75

20/07/2012 Huntly Express Write of Way 86 £3.50 £ 301.00

20/07/2012 Huntly Express Huntly Fundraising Day 11.5 £3.50 £ 40.25

21/07/2012 The Herald Creative Place Awards 228 £35.50 £ 8,094.00

03/08/2012 Huntly Express Rites of Way 67 £3.50 £ 234.50

10/08/2012 Huntly Express Allysson Velez:NordEste/North East Tie Dye Workshop 22 £3.50 £ 77.00

18/09/2012 BBC News Night Brief interview mention

21/09/2012 Huntly Express Allysson Velez:NordEste/North East Ceilidhamba 18.6 £3.50 £ 65.10

28/09/2012 The Huntly Express Deveron Arts New project manager at DA 46.5 £3.50 £ 162.75

05/10/2012 The Huntly Express Simon Preston:the town is the menu Food Tops Arts Menu 95 £3.50 £ 332.50

12/10/2012 The Huntly Express Allysson Velez:NordEste/North East Samba story night 20 £3.50 £ 70.00

19/10/2012 The Huntly Express Allysson Velez:NordEste/North East Halloween Mask Making 8.5 £3.50 £ 29.75

26/10/2012 The Huntly Express Allysson Velez:NordEste/North East Storming beating Halloween Parade 142.6 £3.50 £ 499.10

26/10/2012 The Huntly Express Allysson Velez:NordEste/North East Musical Finale 57.3 £3.50 £ 200.55

26/10/2012 The Huntly Express Simon Preston:the town is the menu Super Halloween Supper 68.4 £3.50 £ 239.40

02/11/2012 The Huntly Express Allysson Velez:NordEste/North East Halloween Jamboree 67.5 £3.50 £ 236.25

02/11/2012 The Huntly Express Simon Preston:the town is the menu Healthy Appetite for Menu Project 97.5 £3.50 £ 341.25

23/11/2012 The Huntly Express Simon Preston:the town is the menu Locals Sample Signature Dishes 68 £3.50 £ 238.00

24/11/2012 Press and Journal Michael Hoepfner:Walking Off The Grid Artist setting out on tour 19 £5.00 £ 95.00

29/11/2012 The Huntly Express Simon Preston:the town is the menu Artist Dishes Up Menu Scheme 48 £3.50 £ 168.00

30/11/2012 The Huntly Express Michael Hoepfner:Walking Off The Grid Walking Off the Grid 91 £3.50 £ 318.50

30/11/2012 The Huntly Express Simon Preston:the town is the menu Sample Huntly's Menu 72 £3.50 £ 252.00

01/12/2012 Scotsman online Simon Preston:the town is the menu Tasty arts project aims to put Huntly on food tourism map

07/12/2012 The Huntly Express Simon Preston:the town is the menu Big Appetite for Menu 45 £3.50 £ 157.50


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07/12/2012 The Huntly Express Michael Hoepfner:Walking Off The Grid Talk on Walks 6 £3.50 £ 21.00

04/01/2013 The Huntly Express Mihret Kebede Slow Marathon A Look Back at 2012 30 £3.50 £ 105.00

14/01/2013 Press and Journal Walking World Snow Day Celebrations 36 £5.00 £ 180.00

11/01/2013 The Huntly Express Walking Snow Day Event 12 £3.50 £ 42.00

08/01/2013 The Huntly Express Walking Second Slow Marathon Planned 60 £3.50 £ 210.00

08/01/2013 The Huntly Express Creative Place Award D-Day on Creative Place Award 26 £3.50 £ 91.00

27/01/2013 The Herald Creative Place Award Town takes a step up 157.5 £35.50 £ 5,591.25

27/01/2013 The Herald Creative Place Award 315 £35.50 £ 11,182.50

30/01/2013 Scottish Community Alliance Creative Place Award The Town is the Venue online n/a n/a

31/01/2013 Press and Journal Creative Place Award Huntly Recognised as Creative Place 72 £5.00 £ 360.00

25/01/2013 The Huntly Express Simon Preston A Look Back at 2012 33 £3.50 £ 115.50

25/01/2013 The Huntly Express Creative Place Award £100k Creative Cash Boost 137.5 £3.50 £ 481.25

25/01/2013 The Huntly Express Creative Place Award £100k Creative Cash Boost 62.5 £3.50 £ 218.75

08/02/2013 The Huntly Express Simon Preston/Nancy Mteki In the kitchen with Keira/New artist's talk 52.5 £3.50 £ 183.75

15/02/2013 The Huntly Express Anne Murray Artist Anne's shop stay 49.5 £3.50 £ 173.25

22/02/2013 The Huntly Express Nancy Mteki Camera is child's play for artist Nancy 88 £3.50 £ 308.00

01/03/2012 The Huntly Express Nancy Mteki Mums invited to wrap up project 94 £3.50 £ 329.00

08/03/2013 The Huntly Express Anne Murray/Jake Williams Artists Deveron walk 86 £3.50 £ 301.00

15/03/2013 The Huntly Express Nancy Mteki Artists Taste of Africa 63 £3.50 £ 220.50

15/03/2013 The Huntly Express Jake Williams Jake's river song trek 84 £3.50 £ 294.00

15/03/2013 The Huntly Express Creative Cultural Fund Creative Cultural Fund Launched 40 £3.50 £ 140.00

22/03/2013 The Huntly Express Nancy Mteki Toy Theme for Artist Finale 16 £3.50 £ 56.00

29/03/2013 The Press and Journal Stuart MacAdam Exhibition on track as railway reminder 24 £5.00 £ 120.00

29/03/2013 The Huntly Express Nancy Mteki Artist's Picnic Farewell 60 £3.50 £ 210.00

29/03/2013 The Huntly Express Cultural Fund Huntly Cultural Fund 10 £3.50 £ 35.00

30/03/2013 BBC Radio Scotland Branding - River Deveron walking project Out of Doors (radio program) - INTERVIEW

972 £ 3,546.00

Claudia Zeiske gave a radio interview for BBC Scotland and Simon Preston gave a radio interview for BBC Scotland.

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Deveron Arts Annual Report 2012-13 · Deveron Arts: the town is the venue Annual Report 2012/13 3 Annual Report 2012/13 The town is the venue programme 2012/13 encompassed the following