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Why does the fair practice code really only apply to the arts?

Our administrators and elected representatives will not openly admit it, but they do not really care about a healthy cultural sector, let alone the position of individual creators and artists. After all, making a Fair Practice Code mandatory without increasing the budget for culture is a slap in the face of everyone working in the arts sector.

'Then be openly indifferent, then cut the whole thing down and actually destroy it so that something new can ko...

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Marisa Temple

With over 15 years of experience in the performing arts, Marisa Tempel (1981) gained her broad knowledge and experience in various roles (including marketing, communication, development) at various organisations, employers & clients (Theater Kikker, Rijksmuseum, Holland Festival, Gaudeamus). Combining a BA in Theatre, Film and Television Studies with a specialisation in Arts Policy and Management and an MA in Communication (cum laude & intercultural communication), she formed a business and analytical view of the cultural sector as a communication consultant. As a cultural professional, she likes to be close to the action and closely follows developments in cultural policy, with a particular interest in the topics of fair practice and diversity.View Author posts

Our administrators and elected representatives will not openly admit it, but they do not really care about a healthy cultural sector, let alone the position of individual creators and artists. After all, making a Fair Practice Code mandatory without increasing the budget for culture is a slap in the face of everyone working in the arts sector.

'Then be openly indifferent, then cut the whole thing down and actually destroy it so that something new can ko...

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