Arts Council OF (KEAT BRITAI N

Thirty-seventh annua l report and accounts 1981/82

ARTS OF COUNCIL, GREAT Ski [At

LIBRAR Y Thirty-seventh Annual Report and Accounts 198 2 ISSN 0066-813 3

Published by the Arts Council of Great Britai n 105 Piccadilly, London W1V OA U

Designed by Duncan Firt h Printed by Watmoughs Limited, Idle, Bradford ; and London

Cover design by John Barrett The Arts Council of Great Britain, as a publicl y "I he objects for which the Arts Council of Great Britai n accountable body, publishes an Annual Report to is established are : n provide Parliament and the general public with a 1 To develop and improve the knowledge, overview of the year's work and to record all grants understanding and practice of the arts; and guarantees offered in support of the arts . 2 To increase the accessibility of the arts to the publi c A description of the highlights of the Council's wor k throughout Great Britain; and discussion of its policies appear in the newspape r and Arts m Action which is published in conjunction wit h this Report and can be obtained, free of charge, fro m 3 To co-operate with government departments, loca l the Arts Council Shop, 8 Long Acre, London WC2 an d authorities and other bodies to achieve thes e arts outlets throughout the country . objects.

Contents

4 COUNCI L 5 CHAIRMAN'S INTRODUCTIO N 6 SECRETARY-GENERAL'S PREFAC E 9 SCOTLAN D 10 WALE S 11 MEMBERSHIP OF COUNCIL AND STAF F 12 ADVISORY PANELS AND COMMITTEE S 16 STAF F 17 ANNUAL ACCOUNTS Funds, Exhibitions, Schemes and Awards Council

The Council is appointed by the Minister for the Arts and its Chairman and 19 other unpaid members serv e as individuals, not representatives of particula r interests or organisations. The Vice-Chairman i s appointed by the Council from among its member s and with the Minister's approval . The Chairman serves for a period of five years and members are appointe d initially for four years .

Sir William Rees-Mogg Chairma n Marghanita Laski Vice-Chairman William Cleave r The Lady Digby Gerald Ellio t Buchi Emecheta Sir Hywel Evans, KC B Albert E . Fros t Ronald Henson, M D Professor Derry Jeffares John Las t John Manduell, CBE Colin Nears Robert Rowe, CB E Donald Sinden, CB E David Sylveste r

Finance and Policy Committee Sir William Rees-Mogg Chairman Albert E . Frost Vice-Chairman Gerald Ellio t Sir Hywel Evans, KC B Marghanita Lask i John Las t John Manduell, CB E Colin Near s David Sylveste r

at June 198 2

4 Chairman's Introductio n

r y~ .

Every five years a ne w systems of communication . The creation of ne w Chairman of the Art s channels on television, the progress to direc t Council has to perfor m broadcasting by satellite, the prospect of cable the somewhat television with its very large number of channels, and inappropriate task o f the development of video records, whether o n writing an introduction to cassette or disc, will provide an opportunity for a the Annual Report, whic h range of electronic communication of the arts whic h covers the period fo r has not existed before. which his predecessor was wholly responsible. My predecessor, Mr Kenneth Robinson, performed thi s There are obviously dangers of distortion in thi s task with the usual skill with which lie, onducted the expansion of electronic communication of the arts. At business of the Council to which he was so generou s its best it can provide a genuinely creative artisti c with his time and energies . I should first like to state experience; at its worst it can trivialise its subject how grateful I am for his work . Ile had in many ways matter. For the personal performance of the arts i t a difficult period of office during which there was a does provide the prospect of a very great enlargement major change in the economic climate for the arts . He of the audience It will also change education in th e handled it with a characteristic mixture of shrewdness , arts, just as the gramophone record transformed devotion to the arts and good nature . education in music. It is already becoming apparen t that these influences are providing new opportunities I inherited a situation in which the first shock of th e for some of the major clients of the Arts Council an d change from rising to stable arts funding has bee n must therefore be of considerable importance to th e met. It has I think to be accepted that arts funding i s work of the Arts Council itself. not likely to rise substantially in real terrns in the period immediately ahead of us . The task of the Art s Council and, more broadly, the community of the art s will therefore be to make better use of limited resources and to try to continue effective expansio n of the quality and availability of the arts in Britain b y making the best possible use of such resources as ca n be made available . Each new Chairman brings to his role the backgroun d of his own experience and is bound to be influenced by that . My professional experience has been very largely in the field of communications . There are tw o aspects of the communication of the arts which are a t present particularly interesting .

The first is what one could call the domesti c communications of the Arts Council . Because the Art s Council is very largely a funding body and not a n executive body, its work is inevitably less well know n than that of the national institutions it helps to fund. It is however uportant that the public should be tol d as much as possible about the Arts Council's work because a genuine base in popular support will help to protect and enlarge funding in the future. In thi s sense public goodwill towards the Arts Council i s important to all the directly creative bodies that th e Arts Council supports . Public goodwill can only b e obtained by great openness about what we are doing .

Much more important however is the revolutionar y change which is now taking place in electronic Secretary-General's Prefac e

Are the arts reall y businessmen and technologists-and all other huma n necessary? beings. ,tiloreovef, to be obsessed with economic II Wav Weem odd to begin problems to the exclusion of the arts, is to forget that ."ith such a question ; as life is more than livelihood, and economic security a uid as if a bishop were t o condition, but not in itself a sufficient cause of th e hr~gin a pastoral letter by good life . ,rskrn}g whether (mod rcalh, exists_ Insecurity in the arts But the necessity of funding the arts is under question , Ironically, there r, little ec()nomu Security for the art s with many people regarding them a, a pleasant today The recent reductir,ns in real terms in th e ()rnament to life, but hardly essential, especially in government s grant-in-aid to the Arts Council . have times of economic hardship . Thirty-seven years ago, forced us to make unpleasant cuts to (. iients i n when the Arts Council was born, Lord Keynes, 1981 82, and to our own directi), provided activities i n speaking with all the authority of a distinguished 1982'83 . (vtanv of our clients, in( biding the Iargi.-st. live economist, forecast that the economic problem would in a state of constant anxiety about finance to a soon 'take the hack seat where it belongs' and leav e degree which has an adverse effect on creative work . the front seat to the arts, religion and questions abou t the quality of human life. As the (chairman says in his introduction, there is littl e prospect of this anxiety being removed in the nex t Alas, in the year with which this report deals, th e vear or two, though the Council will continua to pu t economic problem is still firmly ensconced in the fron t the needs of the arts for( ibly to government . The seat, and this influences government policy toward s tantalizing fact is that the amount needed t o the arts-arid education, especially education in th e transform the whole arts scene this year was L1 0 arts, A few years ago the then Labour prime ministe r million. This is the amount by which the government's stressed the need for a more utilitarian approach t o grant to the Arts Council fell short of what the Counci l education, to meet the needs of the economy . Very estimated to be the realistic minimum needs of th e recently, the Conservative minister with responsibilit y arts . This is an infinitesimal sum in terms of nationa l for higher and further education, urged educators t o spending and about a tenth of 1 o, of, say, expenditure steer young people away from the arts, whir h he nn education . dismissed as 'softer options' . Instead, they should be guided, he said, 'towards the sort of subjects neede d to underpin economic recovery' . The value of public fundin g Even though public funding falls somewhat short o f The number of young people who wish to study th e the needs of the arts, it is vital to the continue d arts may he embarrassingly high, but it would b e existence of almost every professional arts wrong to deflect them all completely from the arts and organisation in the country, large and small, By one o f seek to train scientists and technologists without life's happier ironies, subsidy is also giving indirect ai d giving them some education in the arts . Wrung , to the non-subsidised commercial theatre, which ha s because far from being 'softer options', the direc t its own financial problems . The subsidised theatr e experience of the arts and the Study of them provide s takes the risk with a new play hike Educating Rita or an intellectual and emotional discipline together wit h Amadeu.Q, and if it proves successiul, the whal e an expansion cif consciousness, that can be got n o production often transfers to a West End commercial other way. Public subsidy of the arts, it cannot to o theatre . A striking development during the pas t often be recalled, began in the darkest days of th e year, prornoted by the hard-headed enterprise s,f Second World War and it was introduced mainl y West End theatre-owner Ian Alhery, has beer) th e because the arts made an indispensable contributio n transfer not merely of prestigious Royal Shakespeare to the spirit of the nation in fighting the Nazis. They Company or National Theatre successes, but or` th e can c:ontrihute even more to the economic struggle, work of small groups like Belt and Braces (A( cidenta l since here the problers are only in part external an d Death o fan Anarchist) and the Half ,Moon Theatre tf'a l our own attitudes are more influential _ Joeyl. This bridging of the gap between what i s unhappily called 'establishment' theatre and, tno les s Imagination and flexibility, qualities which the art s unhappily), 'fringe' theatre is good for theatre as a n foster, are needed alike by politic fans, trade unionists integrated whole . 6 Secretary-General's Prefac e

Public subsidy and business sponsorship business expense . As the Director of ABSA has put it, The Arts Council warmly supports moves t o businessmen are not in sponsorship 'for the good o f encourage business sponsorship of the arts . It has their souls'. close and cordial relations with the Association o f Business Sponsorship for the Arts, and is no w Advertising men naturally want as much for thei r represented on its management committee by th e money as they can get and often arts bodies are so Deputy Secretary-General . To emphasise our support , anxious for the sponsors money that they give the Council has also become a subscribing member o f disproportionate exposure to the sponsor's name, wit h ABSA. the misleading results I have mentioned . That is why the Council in 1979 introduced guidelines about th e Given that government spending on the arts is no t proper acknowledgement of its grant, which are a sufficient to the needs of the arts, busines s condition of grant aid . There has been a goo d sponsorship is obviously a very welcome supplemen t response from most clients, notably the Nationa l It is still, however, a small supplement . The Arts Theatre, the Royal Shakespeare Company, and th e Council grant for 1982/83 is f86 million, while ABSA' s Welsh National Opera ; but some clients, includin g rough estimate of total business sponsorship is £ 7 very large ones, still fail to recognise the importanc e million. of adequately acknowledging Arts Council funding .

The Council has in the past expressed concern tha t Enlightened businessmen fully accept that the Art s often the publicity given by arts organisations to a Council is publicly accountable, and has a legitimat e business sponsor could mislead the public int o interest in seeing that tax-payers are aware of what i s thinking that the arts were mainly subsidised b y being done with their money, just as shareholder s business and only marginally by the Arts Council-th e want to know what is being done with the firm' s precise opposite of the truth . This wrong impression i s money. For example, Imperial Tobacco has bee n reinforced when the Arts Council's contribution i s particularly sensitive to this need and has taken pain s referred to in small type-or not at all . to see that the Arts Council's logo appears in mos t (though still not all!) of the advertising for its Against that, it has been argued that everyone know s imaginative John Player Special scheme for sponsorin g the Arts Council's whole reason for existing is t o a group of arts organisations . subsidise, so that it does not need acknowledgemen t as much as the business sponsor who, in divertin g Proper acknowledgement of public subsidy is essentia l funds to the arts, is performing a work o f not for the sake of the Arts Council's organisationa l supererogation. This argument is unsound on two pride, but for the information of the tax-payers and for counts. First, it ignores the fact, which is frequently the sake of the preservation of public subsidy itself. borne in on Arts Council officers, that many peopl e There has hitherto been universal agreement abou t are quite unaware of the extent of public subsidy . the need for public subsidy; all the main parties stil l Such unawareness can even extend to MPs . For accept it; but there are now a few siren voices example, a Conservative MP told us he did not kno w suggesting that it is time to cut or abolish subsidy . It the Arts Council gave a penny to the Royal Oper a is, therefore, in the arts organisations' own interest House and was astonished to be told we actuall y that the extent of public funding should be adequately provide it with nearly f9 million . On the other hand, known, if the level of subsidy is not to fall seriously, a Labour MP was very surprised to learn that we and so that, when better times come, it may b e subsidised the regional theatre in his constituency . increased . One could multiply examples endlessly . Opennes s Second, the argument that the sponsor need s The Arts Council itself has often been accused , (deserves?) acknowledgement and the Arts Counci l especially by journalists, of being unnecessaril y does not ignores the distinction which ABSA rightl y secretive about its proceedings, and with som e draws between patronage and sponsorship . Patronage justification . This year the Council decided to publis h is a charitable gesture with no expectation of a return; wherever possible more information about itself, sponsorship is a commercial transaction from whic h maintaining confidentiality only where absolutely the sponsor expects a good return . That is why th e essential, usually for a client's sake rather than th e money usually comes from the firm's public relation s Council's . Accordingly, many documents which woul d or advertising budget and is set off against tax as a formerly have been regarded as confidential have been published . These include reports on exhibition s policy, photography and even a letter to all clients about their bid for next year's funds .

They may sometimes have been less exciting to th e media than had been expected, but their publicatio n is still very useful for organisations or individuals wit h a special interest in a particular area . In addition, there have been more press conferences and specia l briefings, notably on the Council's regional role and o n its support of ethnic arts. It is encouraging that th e new Chairman warmly supports these moves, as doe s the new Vice-Chairman, Miss Marghanita Laski .

The policy was, however, introduced when Kennet h Robinson was Chairman and Richard Hoggart wa s Vice-Chairman . Both of them made a contribution to the Council's work the extent of which is probabl y only fully appreciated by the senior officers of th e Council . Mr Robinson's contribution is justly praise d by his successor in his introduction and officers full y endorse this, and I would add that he was extremel y helpful and sympathetic in dealing with the Council's officers . A word should be added about Dr Hoggart , who as Vice-Chairman not only made invaluabl e contributions to the Council's debates but, as his successor has said, added lustre to the Council by hi s presence and his international reputation . Scotlan d

Fuller details are given in the Scottish Arts Council's own Annual Report, published separatel y

During 1981/82 arts organisations, in common with other businesses, have continued to face extreme problem s with many of their sources of income, central and local government, universities and indeed box office and sales , under pressure . It is a tribute to all those who work for and in the arts in Scotland that the present recessio n has seen so few casualties . Arts organisations have made strenuous efforts to adjust their budgets and the range of arts activity throughout Scotland has, for the most part, been maintained .

There is certainly no lack of arts initiative in Scotland . Whether it is new galleries, literary magazines or theatr e companies, there are plenty of people with the enthusiasm to launch new ventures and the devotion to mak e them successful. Arts can only live by constant renewal and it is the Scottish Arts Council's job to give suc h entrepreneurs the best encouragement it can .

One potential area for growth is in sales and at the box office . SAC continued to emphasise the need for improved arts marketing and organised two marketing seminars attended by representatives from 30 arts organisations . This resulted in the establishment of an arts marketing fund which made five grants towards pilot projects fo r encouraging and developing new audiences .

In July 1981 SAC established a working party to report on the state and future needs of traditional and folk arts in Scotland and it is hoped that its report will be available in autumn 1982 . The Council also initiated a stud y of arts accommodation in Scotland so that priorities and requirements for facilities for professional arts activitie s could be identified and, where possible, financially assisted .

Two major capital projects supported by Housing the Arts capital grants came to fruition in 1981 . The New Pitlochry Theatre opened on its beautiful site overlooking the River Tummel and the renovated Perth Theatr e re-opened just before Christmas . The long-awaited Dundee Rep was completed shortly after the year end . Housing the Arts also supported improvements to the Theatre Royal, Dumfries and the first phase of th e conversion of the Tron Church, Glasgow, to a theatre for the Glasgow Theatre Club .

During the year the Council reviewed its approach to the growing community arts movement in Scotland an d agreed that support for this activity should be a higher priority . Assistance for community arts is not purel y financial, but where this is required the Council has agreed that, in the long term, subsidy for this essentiall y local activity must be provided locally. SAC will continue to provide professional advice and look for ways o f publicising examples of enterprise .

Direct support to the individual artist, without whom the arts would cease to flourish, has continued with a tota l of almost 780 grants to individuals in 1981/82 . The Council is convinced of the value of this assistance which , though sometimes controversial, has frequently enabled artists to develop during a crucial time in their career .

Many of the Council's concerns and hopes for the future were included in its submission to the House o f Commons Education, Science and the Arts Committee for the enquiry into public and private funding of th e arts. In concluding its written evidence SAC recorded the great advances in the growth of interest and activit y in the arts in Scotland and emphasised the need for continuity . "Now it is vital that at the very least this progress is consolidated and that the current levels of arts support from all sources be maintained in real terms ." The Council will continue to fight on behalf of the arts in Scotland to achieve this minimum aim .

TIMOTHY MASO N Directo r Scottish Arts Council

9 Wales

Fuller details are given in the Welsh Arts Council's own Annual Report, published separatel y

The Welsh Arts Council argues strongly each year for a larger grant from central government and encourage s local authorities to spend more on the arts directly or indirectly . At the same time the Council urges thos e organisations it supports to increase their income from box office and through commercial and industria l sponsorship . The Council also expects supported organisations to cut costs and make themselves increasingl y cost effective .

Broadening the income base and improving cost effectiveness has helped some to achieve balanced budgets and also arguably better programmes of work . Strictly enforced economies are not necessarily injurious to th e arts any more than higher subsidies automatically lead to better arts . Tightly wrought budgets frequently require changes in conventional managerial and artistic practices, changes which may prove beneficial to the health o f the arts . If supplemented by imaginative promotion and marketing techniques, such purposeful economies could , and often do, lead to arts activities of wider public appeal . Induced experimentation, both artistic and managerial , may also contribute significantly to raising standards as well as extending the range of public interest in the arts .

Positive responses to current financial difficulties are welcome . But some organisations are unable to meet th e challenge, preferring instead to mark time and wait for a more affluent future . No-one, not the arts, the public , nor the patronage services, gains by standing still repeating old policies . The present tight financial situatio n already has, and no doubt will, lead to further pruning, which although painful to implement may in due cours e be helpful overall to the arts and to the public . Some clients have been denied further subsidies and no bod y of responsible people invited to manage public patronage of the arts ever contemplates such drastic actio n without first studying particular clients and the general situation very carefully . If the clients have to practise economies and readjust their sights and programmes, so must the Arts Council . For it, like the artists, standing still and losing artistic momentum is unacceptable.

Relief that the majority of the Council's clients are surviving the financial crisis and modest optimism over th e stimulating effects of harsh economies on the arts should not be allowed to mislead us (the clients and th e Council) into believing that all we have to do is to stick to this course and ride out the storm . The time ma y be opportune for the Council to re-examine what it is doing in arts patronage and why . Presumably there is a connection between limited 'spread' (ie missing large groups of people), in our ways of dealing with the arts (i e how the Council receives and processes applications for subsidy) and its definition of supportable an d unsupportable arts . If the Council is to retain the initiative while cash is short, this may well be the area to whic h Council should give considerable further and new thought .

The Welsh Arts Council has, in several of its subject areas, amended its former policies and has sought new ways in which it may continue to stimulate artistic growth .

ANEURIN THOMAS Directo r Welsh Arts Counci l

10 Membership of Council and Staf f

Counci l

The following left the Council : The Rt Hon Kenneth Robinson (Chairman ) Dr Richard Hoggart (Vice-Chairman ) Bernard Atha John Russell Brow n Noel Goodwi n Robin Guthri e Alistair McAlpin e Usha Prasha r Anthony Quinto n Duncan Robinso n

The following were appointed as Council members: Sir William Rees-Mogg (Chairman); Vice-Chairman of the BBC; proprietor of Pickering & Chatto, antiquaria n booksellers The Lady Digby, member of Bath Festival Society Council of Management ; member of South West Arts' Management Committee, and on Council of Exeter Universit y Buchi Emecheta, the novelis t Albert E. Frost, a Director of Britis h .Airways, Marks & Spencer, and Warburg & Co; on executive of Royal Oper a House Development Appeal and the Advisory Council of the Association for Business Sponsorship of the Art s Colin Nears, BBC TV arts produce r Robert Rowe, CBE, Director of Art Galleries, City of Leeds ; member Fine Arts Advisory Committee, British Counci l Donald Sinden, CBE, the acto r

Honours Our congratulations are extended to John Manduell, member of Council and Chairman of the Advisory Pane l on Music, who was appointed CBE in the 1982 New Year Honours .

11 Advisory Panels and Committee s

A key element of the Council's structure is its Advisory Panels and Committees . Council appoints their member s from nominations which are open to the public . Members, who serve voluntarily for up to four years, are generall y specialists in each arts discipline : working artists, arts administrators, scholars and critics . They advise the Counci l and its officers on the formulation and implementation of policy .

Listed below are members of the Panels and Committees of the Arts Council of Great Britain, and the Scottis h and Welsh Arts Councils (themselves committees of the Councils as at June 1982 . d Michael Whyt e Advisory Panel on Dram a Englan Peter Wolle n Mike Alfred s John Bond Advisory Panel on Art Artists' Film and Video John Bowen David Sylvester Chairman Sub-Committe e Kenneth Chub b Ian Iregarthen Jenkin Vice-Chairma n A. L . Rees Chairma n Tony Churc h Julian Andrews# Susan Barrowcloug h Michael Coveney Gillian Ayres John Bradshaw t Gillian Davi s William Beec h David Critchle y Pamela Howar d Helaine Blumenfel d Tamara Krikoria n Clive Perry Marc Chaimowic z Mary-Pat Leece John Pott s Dr Christopher Green Stuart Marshal l John Scotney Howard Hodgkin, CB E Anne Rees-Mog g Guy Slater David Joh n Roger Wilso n Robert Sykes # Sir Denys I asdun, CB E Neil Wallace t Sally Medlynt Olwen Wymar k Bryan Robertson, OB E Advisory Panel on Danc e Projects Sub-Committe e Robert Rowe, CB E Colin Nears Chairma n Julian Spaldin g Mike Alfred s The Lady Digby Vice-Chairma n Kenneth Chub b David Thompso n Peter Brinson John Willet t Caroline Pinde r Geoffrey Burgo n Michael Quin e Gillian Clark e Guy Slate r Exhibitions Sub-Committe David Dougil l Jenny Toppe r Julian Spalding Chairma n Margaret Dunn Bryan Robertson Vice-Chairma n Brenda Las t Theatre Writing and Bursaries Sub- Ken Baynes Gale La w Committee Marc Chaimowic z June Layson John Bond Tony Fostert Veronica Lewi s John Bowe n Dr Christopher Green Joan McLaren o Nicholas Ken t Nigel Hal l David Palme r Bryony Laver y Mark Haworth-Boot h Linda Robinso n John Scotney Tim Hilto n Joseph Seeli g Olwen Wymar k Robert Hoppe r Robert Sykes $ Ian Jeffre y Alfreda Thorogoo d Helen Luckett Anthony Van Laas t John Willet t Dorothy Wilson t Advisory Committee o n Housing the Arts John Last Chairma n Advisory Committee on Art s Dance and Mime Projects and Award s Sir Hywel Evans Films Sub-Committe e Ronald Henso n Dr Dawn Ades Gale Law Chairma n Professor Derry Jeffares John Bradshawt Robert Atkin s Gale La w Barry Callagha n Gillian Clark John Manduel l Peter Ferre s Desmond Jones Luke Randolp h Barrie Gavi n Marie McCluske y David Roc k Norbert Lynton Jenny Man n Robert Row e Bruce Nightingale # Jann Parry Nicholas Thompso n A. L. Ree s Jeremy Rees Richard Welto n Ann Turne r Joseph Seeli g Barrie Vince Dorothy Wilsont

12 Advisory Panels and Committees

Advisory Panel on Literature Philippa Pearce Scotland Marghanita Laski Chairma n Robert Scott Michael Holroyd Vice-Chairma n Pippa Smit h Professor John Bayle y John Stephens Scottish Arts Counci l Yolande Cantu # Elizabeth Sweeting, MB E Elizabeth Thoma s Michael Churc h Gerald Elliot Chairman' Douglas Dun n Professor Derry Jeffare s Catherine Freema n Combined Arts Sub-Committee Vice-Chairman' Penelope Fitzgeral d William Forster Chairma n Mollie Abbot t Robert Gavro n Oliver Bennet t Eluned Brown David Harsen t Hugh Champion t William Cunningha m Philippa Pearce John Cummin g Charles Drury, OB E Laurence Staigt Buchi Emechet a Ross Flockhart ' Clare Higne y Roderick Graham` Christopher Kerr Martin Heller ' Advisory Panel on Musi c Michael Launchbery t Joan Knight John Manduell Chairman Sally Medlyn t Thomas Lauri e Neil Ardley Jan Murray Joan Lingar d Lady Barbiroll i Bob Ramdhani e Robert Logan ` Dr Derek Bourgeoi s Philip Rawso n Father Colin Maclnnes Dave Gell y Pippa Smit h Colin Maclea n Arthur Hammon d Richard Welto n Professor Andrew MacMilla n Christopher Hogwood Alexander Moffa t Wallis Hun t James Michi e Barrie Iliffe# Touring Sub-Committee Alexander Orr Philip Jones, OB E David Brierley Chairman Professor Donald Pack, CB E Mark Monument t Jules Boardma n Colin Thompso n George Prat t Val Bourne Sheriff Nigel Thomson ' John Stephen s Christopher Durha m Armand Gerrard 'Member of Policy and Resources New Music Sub-Committe e Patric Gilchris t Committe e John Manduell Chairma n Arthur Hammon d Dr Derek Bourgeois Brenda Las t (Housing the Arts matters are no w Humphrey Burton Graham Marchant dealt with by the Policy and Resource s John Carewe Ian Reeki e Committee and Professor Peter Lor d Hilary Finch Stephen Remingto n attends for this item on the agenda) Howard Hartog Robert Scot t Ian Horsbrug h Philip Jones Art Committe e John Metcal f Advisory Committee o n Robert Logan Chairman Dr John Paynte r Training Robert Alliso n Howard Riley The Lady Digby Chairman Christopher Allen Dr Denis Smalle y Pat Abraham t Alexander Frase r Barbara Thompso n Lady Barbiroll i Atholl Hil l Professor Arnold Whittal l Michael Barne s John Housto n Michael Churc h Professor Andrew MacMilla n Tony Churc h Alexander Moffa t Regional Advisory Colin Thompso n Committee Margaret Dunn John Last Chairman Professor S . J. Egglesto n William Forste r Awards to Artists Pane l Ronald Henson Vice-Chairma n Alexander Moffat Chairma n William Beech Nicholas Hooto n David Joh n Joyce Cairn s David Beeto n Alexander Frase r Philip Bomfordt Gerald McDonald, OB E Caroline Phillips John Houston David Brierley Jake Kempsel l David Brow n John Krask a Cyril Davies t British Council ex officio Jacki Parry William Forster t Observer nominated by the Counci l Gavin Henderson of Regional Arts Association s Adrian Kellett o Observer nominated by the Inne r June Layson London Education Authority

13

-Ar, -,/ rt Pa nt ,, . .( - _ i( ,t -

Exhibition Panel Book Avtards Panel Wales Robert Logan Chairman Willis Pickard Chairma n Friend Brown Dr James Aitchiso n Chris Carrell Catriona,Montgomery John Houston Professor Rosalind Mitchiso n We~SFI AftS COUIICI ~ Christopher Johnstone Bette Stevenso n Charles McKean Sir Hywel Evans, KCB Chairman ' William Cleaver Vice-Chairma n Alexander Moffat Grants to Publishers Panel Ewart Alexander ' Colin Thompson Stewart Sanderson Chairman 1 vacancy Robin Dunn Dr Peter Cannon-Brooke s Janis Fox D: Ivor Davies, MB E Professor Andrew Hook Walford Davie s Dr George Watson Raymond Edwards, OBE" Drama Committee Professor D . Ellis Evan s Martin Heller Chairman Peter Gould ' David Anderson Mixed Programme Professor R . M . Griffith s Ron Bain Ken Hopkins ' Committee Professor Hugh Hunt, CB E Charles Drury, OBE Ross Flockhart Chairman Roderick Graham Dr Prys Morgan ' Neil Cameron Suzanne Murph y Joan Knight William Cunningham Thomas Laurie Captain H . W. Phillip s Astrid Huggins Mervyn Phillips ' Tom McGrath Thomas Laurie James Scotland, CBE Mathew Prichard ' James Logan Derrick Turner ' Father Colin Maclnnes Mime Bursaries Panel Aled Vaugha n Alexander Orr John Roberts William s Martin Heller Chairman Mary Urquhart Valerie Wynne-William s Evelyn Langlands 1 vacanc Peter Lincoln y Margaret Williams `

Touring Committee 'Member of the Finance and Polic y Eluned Brown Chairman Committee Music Committee Alex Clar k Sheriff Nigel Thomson Chairman William Cunningha m Mollie Abbott James Donald Art Committee Antony Collett David Jackson William Cleaver Chairman Peter Evans Joan Knight David Barlo w Paul Hindmarsh John Nicolson Brenda Bloxa m Edward McGuire Jennifer Wilson Peter Cannon-Brooke s Alexander Orr 1 vacancy Alistair Crawfor d Professor Donald Pack, CBE D. Melvin Harrie s Kedzie Penfield Jonah Jone s Joan Tucker Mathew Prichar d I vacancy John B . Rogers Ronald Lowe Peter Boot h Andrew Lain g Literature Committee Muriel Wilso n Professor Derry Jeffares Chairman James Aitchison Panels of the Art Committee : JosephJ Hendry Artists Pane/ Joan Lingar d Colin Maclea n Willis Pickar d Stewart Sanderson Craft Committe e Derrick Turner Chairma n Bursaries Panel Ceri Barcla y Professor Derry Jeffares Chairman Peter Cambridg e Professor Peter Bayley Bet Davies Joseph Hendry Tony Ford Elizabeth Marshall John Jone s Willis Pickard Walter Keele r Dr Hilda Spear Kathleen Makinso n

14 Advisory Panels and Committees

Victor Margri e Mathew Prichar d Arnold Lewi s Ron Stanley Griffith Robert s Ken Evan s David Thoma s Allen Samuel s Nigel Emery Alun William s Aled Vaugha n Llion William s Norman William s Valerie Wynne-William s Regional Committe e Panels of the Film Committee : Raymond Edwards Completion/5upplementary Grants Chairma n l D. Ivor Davies Dance Committe e Pane Frank Evan s Distribution Grants Panel Margaret Williams Chairma n Gareth Evan s Joanna Christian s K. ]ball Rosamund Davie s Or M. Mathia s Margaret Evans Joan Mill s l Literature Committe e Geoff Powel Dr Prys Morgan Chairman Capt H . W. Phillip s Shirley Stansfield Walford Davies Vice-Chairma n Haydn Ree s Clare Thoma s Professor D . Ellis Evan s Cllr Lt Col J . Stephenso n Dick Matchet t Dr Meredydd Evan s Professor Alun Ll. William s Penny Nicholas John Roberts Williams r Professor Richard Griffith s John Prio Adam Hopkin s W . R. Jenkin s Dr R Brinley Jones Drama Committee Geraint Lewi s Ewart Alexander Chairman Professor Brian Morri s (April-December ) Ifor Ree s Professor Hugh Hunt, CBE Chairman Ann Sae r (January-April ) Tomi Scourf eld Valerie Wynne-William s J. P. War d Emily Davies Dr Urien Wiliam Bernard Evan s T. Arfon Williams Godfrey Evan s Lindsay Evan s Panels of the Literature Committee : Maurice Jenkin s Awards to Writers Panel Peter Murnfor d Grants to Publishers Pane l Geoff Powel l Children's Literature Panel Jill Taylo r Illtycl Lewi s The following, who are not member s Sybil Crouc h of the main Committee, serve on a Panel : Panel of the Drama Committee: Alun Creunant Davie s Young People's and Community Elis Gwyn Jone s Theatre Panel Gwerfyl Pierce Jones Elspeth Mitcheso n The following, who are not members Elen Ogwe n of the main Committee, serve on a Elfyn Pritchard Panel : lolo Walters Christopher Speye r Menna Lloyd William s Haydn Huws Eirwen Hopkins (April-December) Charmian Savill e Music Committee Peter Could Chairma n Ken Hopkins Film Committee Professor Richard Griffiths Ken Hopkins Chairman Suzanne Murph y David Berry Mervyn Burtc h David Brook Ann Edward s Elis Jones Dalwyn Henshal l Barrie Ellis-Jones Sir Nicholas Jackso n Henry Lutma n George Jacque s Gruffudd Parry Haydn James Harold Prescott John Jenkins

15

Staff

Based at its headquarters in Piccadilly, London, the Council's staff work with its members, advisory panels an d committees to administer the Council's programmes and to advise on and execute policy and funding decisions . For the Council's work in England there are eight departments . Two of these (.Music and Literature) are now based in the Covent Garden area .

In addition the Council administers the Hayward and Serpentine Galleries and the Wigmore Hall, in London, an d has its own shop in Covent Garden . Outside London the Council has nine marketing officers in major regiona l centres to support its touring programme .

The Scottish and Welsh Arts Councils have their own staffs based in Edinburgh and Cardiff .

Senior Staff

HEADQUARTERS Secretary-General Sir Roy Shaw, D . Litt, D . Uni v 105 Piccadilly Deputy Secret ary- Genera/ Richard Pulfor d London WI V OAU Finance Director Anthony Field, FC A 01-629 9495 Deputy Finance Director Peter Younie, AC A Director of Art Joanna Dre w Drama Director John Faulkne r Deputy Drama Director Dennis Andrew s Music Director Basil Deane, Phd, Hon FRNC M Associate Music Director Eric Thompson, OB E Dance Director Jane Nichola s Literature Director Charles Osborne Deputy Literature Director Josephine Fal k Regional Director David Pratley Director of Personnel and Administration Carol Harris, FIP M Adviser for External Affairs Keith Jeffery Head of Secretariat Lawrence Mackintos h Accountant David Pelham, FC A

SCOTLAND Director Timothy Maso n 19 Charlotte Square Deputy Director Harry McCan n Edinburgh EH2 4DF Art Director Lindsay Gordo n 031-226 6051 Music Director Christie Dunca n Drama Director Bob Palme r Literature Director Walter Cairn s Touring Director Tony Wraight

WALES Director Aneurin Thoma s Holst House Music Director Roy Bohana, MB E Museum Place Drama Director Gillian Adams Cardiff CF1 3NX Art Director Peter Jone s Cardiff (0222) 394711 Literature DirectorMeic Stephen s Director of Finance and Administration Adrian Trickey, IPFA

16

Annual accounts for the yea r ended 31 March 1982

19 Finance Director's Note s

20 Arts Council of Great Britain acu>unt s

52 Scottish Arts Council account s

73 Welsh Arts Council account s

89 Table A Housing the Art s

91 Table B Special Funds Beneficiarie s Compton Phetry Fun d (;will terrnina .Sub t; is Gift h)r the 'Cello H. A . FfieH Fund Henry and Lrly Dar•i.c Funcl A liriam Licette Schnlao hip A9r 5 Thornton Bequest

92 Table C Subsidies to Regional Arts Association s

94 Table D Art Exhibitions

98 Table E Contemporary Music Network Tours

99 Table F Schemes and Awards

1 7

The changing pattern of subsidy provisio n over the twenty years 1961/62 to 1981/82

shown ati percentages of total tund c

11,745,000 £i,700,(M•)O £11,900,(X)0 f37.150,000 £80,470,000

SccAja.r d s_nllan d

waky

Wa IF ,

-t, n ..r, s 11 :1,11.1111 . .

National Companies

Uac ._

Urania Oper a

An L ~(1-r i31ldt • kidsif

Danc e art•. .;, .: .. •n,~,~ ;. 4r,, t rrdrv~, .v r rr, rt~ i,ra h I'r , t Drama

++. . r nc'. h . q,! - Ar t Literal Arts As%oc shunur s' Icourirrl; Arts Centres & Commun't a Project , 1dm v ,,r5 Administration

100 .0416 100 .0% 100 .01 .0 1(MJ01". 1000 I'm 1961 ;`62 1966; 67 197172 197677 1981 :82

Note No uhs,ds uas pvrrt•,de'cJ Nn Idurahnn u, the Art and lr ! un,+l; m J961 .6! and 19th 6 , „r her Housing the Arts sn 1961 Q

18 Finance Director's Notes

1 The Reserve for Special Art Projects was reduced b y 91he Welsh Arts Council accounts include amounts 13,724 during the year to provide funds for furthe r received from the British Film Institute and the Crafts development of the Serpentine Gallery bookstall Council . The Welsh Arts Council has discretion in th e iL2,194i and for the construction of a mobile ticket - distribution of these funds within the specified ar t desk for the Hayward Gallery (L1,530) form . It should be understood that, in the event o f these sums no longer being available from the origina l 2 Opera North limited was incorporated as a distributing body, t#sere is no certainty of a continuity Company on 1st April 1981 and the subsidy iif of activities so subsidised . L1,600,000 offered by the Council for 1981 82 i s included in Schedule 1 under Touring . In 1980,81 it s 10 The figures shown for the National Companies i n Arts Council subsidy was 11,270,000 shown as part o f Note 2 represent the following percentage increases i n the amount offered to the English National Opera, th e basic grant and guarantee (in(. luding rolling incorporated body then responsible for Opera North' s guarantees) to each company from 1980 81 t o activities. 1981 82 iafter excluding English ?National Oper a North Opera North, accumulated d+.-ficit grants. touring guarantees and spacial rvgio .onai seasons) : 3 The Touring section of Sc : hedule 1 lists thos e English National Opera 131110, national Theatre Board organisations which received subsidy for touring onl y 94'a . Royal Opera House (including Sadler's Wells Touring activities which area a part of a total annual Royal Ballet113044 and Royal Shakespeare Compan y programme of many other music . dance and drarn a 11"/0 . organisations are included in figures shown in those sections of Schedule 1 .

4 The subsidies listed in Schedule 1 hor Regional Art s Assrx iations comprise the Associations total subsidie s for the year im lulling the additional (ands rllad e available by the Council for a range-and variety o f schemes and activities . These Sclu iJUIV 1 Figures ar e analysed in Table C on pages 92 and 9 3

5 The Arts Council's accounts for 1981 '82 indicat e that with a gross turnover of over L83 million , including its activities at the Hayward and Serpentin e Galleries, the Shop, Wigmore Half. gallery bookstall. Arts Films prnductionti and Art Exhibition and Fil m Tours, it ended the year with a >urplus of L204,Wl . This surplus went some way to replenish the Council' s deficit of L211,226 incurred in 1980.81 and represent s less than one-quarter of 111,j of the Council's turnove r

6 Sundry income includes a further L10,020 in recpvct of the London runs of A4, Tarr Ladd and OWhonial which ir.ontinued into 11181 82 and which are payin g further distributions of profits in 11182 8 .3 .

7 The provision for in(foinnity has been increatied b y F15,000 to reflect the Courlcll'S additional potentia l iiabilitY under the scheme rot indemnity to cove r non-insurance .

8 During the year the balance of the Specia l Donations Reserve 1L6,471! was transferred to the newly formed Arts Cnunul Trust for Special Funds, registered as an independent charity . 19

Arts Council a~ l x i t ; . .,' I , E~.` .1c' ._ of Great Britain for the year ended 31 March 1982

!,:ote 1 ,qt_ ' Income 7i 171, Ullli Piir[air1QT tr,r~ [,rat,t in Ai d 1 L ;3,,]_4 5n i )f 0 4'r ~% ;>,c,rl Irlr }41 ,yrt~, 111(1 kuarantees i n I ';17 -' r+2 17ru~ ir)u~ ~ ('df- n, ,t ri"(luirt' d '79 411,

Other Irl[om e 599 Interco receivable 1: 277 .20 8 )0 .105 Donallnn~, 1,50 0 1 .285 Proceeds on sale of fixed asset , 7,52 5 19,b32 Sundry incom e 17.006

3.1 3, h 2 1 29'.2311

,1,-4 .7 3,913 81,026,655 Expenditure General e xpt,nditure un the arts 7.670,61 3 in Englan d 2 62,07 2,79 3 2. 1611,133 General operating tests in Englan d 3 3,266,040 8.558,200 Grant to Swtw h Arts Counci l 9,675,80 0 Ohf) , 000 Grant to Wvkh Arts Cnunr.il 5.609.000

940 )Sl,i,hLf,b .S S .'26Trdl'151Lr to Provision for Indemnity 15,000 Transfer to ProvisiOn for doubtfU debts 1,500 Transfer to capital account in respect o f 37y,95 3 capital expenditure in yea r 262,76 6 Transfer from reserve for special art 19,742) projects 1.3,724 ) Transfer to (from provision fo r 26 207 capital expenditure (77,1 B V 10(} I r n4er to spec gal donations reserv e 1 ransfer tfrorn manuscripts reserve

1 .655 .139 80 821,994

211 : Net Surplus {Deficit) for the Yea r 204,06 1

20

Arts Council Balance Sheet of Great Britain at 31 March 198 2

1 r tf; l Note 198 2 !-4 "+2 3 1133 Fixed Assets 4 L5,170,750

411,8. 11 Loans 3 273,32 5

s 7,Cy investments r) 3,72 9

Current Assets 311,613 titt)c kti 7 L 329,86 1 Am(mn1 h',If!'z'larkt'd Io nlt' o 6,904,000 unmatured (-ommitmentti 1 7.024 .084

1,104 ."4"19 Debtor ,, and prepayme mn 8 1.351 .93 8 33,496 Cash 69.42 8

8.35 3,438 8 . 77 :,,x :31 1 Lv.s+ Current Liabilities 7500,9132 Grants and guarantee, 7,191, 36 3 873,033 Cred6)rti and ac c FUals 1,331,209

8,374,015 8,523,57 2

(20, 5771 Net Current Assets 251,73 9

184,917 Net Assets of Special Funds 9 208,25 2

±2,502,943 5.9n7,~g 5

Represented by Capital accoun t

.1.-187 495 Balance at 31 ,ti4arch 1981 L4,923,03 3 Transfer from income an d 379.953 expenditure acrrnint 262,76 b Bonk value of assets 11,1 76) sold or written off 049 3 66,741 Adjustment on revaluation of assets -

4 . (12 :1,0 .33 1711 7 5 0 394 .993 Reserves and Provisions 128 x`1 3

.1- 18 .4 .9 Special Funds f .111{1 ._' -'

t!!airman KENNETH ROB1N5O N

1 1 . 1 11't,jr~ ( lp° fiat ROY SHAVV

21

Notes to the Account s

The Accounts hase been prepared under the historical cost convention, and on a basis which takes account of the Statement s of Standard Accounting Practice drawn up by the Consultative Committee of Accuuntancy Bodie5, so far as these are appropriate to the Counci l

a Grant-in-Aid The Parliamentary Grant-in-Aid is issued to meet the Council's expenditure falling due for payment during the financial yea r includ g payments to meet a ;nlnnitments incurred in a previous year, The Council may incur commitments during a financia l year in the full knowledge That they win{ not fall due for payment until the following financial year and will have to be met from that year's Parliamentary Grant-in-Aid . The Income and Expenditure Account includes as expenditure the total commitments incurred duttrig the financiat year, and under income the total amount of Grant-m-Aid allocated to meet thos e commitments including a ,,um, earmarked by the Council from the following years Parliamentary Grant-in-Aid . This sum i s shown as an asset in the Balance Sheet .

Reconciliatinn of Parliamentary Grant-in-Aid as shown in the income and Expenditure Account, with the total amount voted by Parliament in 1981 .8 2 Anlount voted by Parliament and paid in felt in 1961 8 2 as published in Parliamentary Supply Estimatc- £80,000,(300 Additional sums providKI under the Treasurys power of virement t361,0(Xt 1 vss : reimbursement of payments made under the scheme o f indemnity to cover non-insurance 31,0154 329.91 6

8032 101 6 les+Amount earmarked at 31 March 1981 to be nlet ou t of future amounts tr) he voted by Parliamen t 6,904,000

73.425 .91 6 P/m Amount earmarked at 31 March 1982 to be met fuji n future amounts to be voted by Parliament 7,024,08 4

Parliamentary Grant-in-Aid shown in incorrac• and Fxpenditure Account . This is the fig=ure shown in the appendix to the Parliamentary Supply Estimates, increased b y f X((1,000 additional fundin.v for Housing the! Arts under the Treasury ' s potiver of virement f 80 .4 -0 000

b Grants and guarantees Grants and guar antes-, art- < Faded to the Income and fxpenditure Account in the year for which they are undertaken a s a c nrrlmitment by the Council on the basis ns a tnrinal oiier to and acceptance by the Council's clients - Any amounts unpai d from these commitrnent~ air -hown as liahilfties on the Balance Sheet and any advance payments To client, in anticipatto n i if the grants and gu-I aniecis t1 r he ofiere d for [he tollnwing financial vom an ., shmvn in the Balant e ~beet a s, assets .

c fixed assets F tpeflclsturc on fixed asu c t, is t harged as an appmpriatclin Irom the Income and Ex1wricliture Acr aunt tri the Council's capita l at c ..rrr.int. The book valuk t4 any assets sold rir written off is eliminated Irv im the Balance Sheet by a redtw tit in in capita l act riunt_ Any proceeds of sale .ire credited to income . Fixed assets are not depret iated . Any exilendrturc'. nn renewals i s charged against incom e

All ~%ork5 cif art are included under fixed assets and tarns an integral part of the C

d Stocks Sti is k. are stated at cost on a unit cost basis, or at net wahsahle Value if IYNS e r

e Exhibition s Expenditure incurred on an exhibition promoted by the Council is charged to the year in which that exhibition is otficiail y opened ui 0( , public- Fxpenditure incurred in a year prior to that opening is treated as a prepaymen t

f Consolidatio n The Art . G iunc it of Crrat Britatii is legally resprlnsible for the affairs of the Sc i m0i Arth (come il and the Welsh Arts Council, which are h: i m in litlfliioll L I1111111dtPes 6t Tile COLIOClf . However m view of the powers delegated to those U7mmittees the y present tief)al te' It l < lyints %, hi( h are not t onslllidated with those of the Arts Omni, il

I 1 il. R. i_iI .\i ~P[ *tl /l l I h,

1981 1982 L21 .003 .934 N,itu'nai fl I-1-11M I I I L'~ . gran I and guaramee" L22 .2-10,00 0

Musi c 4,835 .429 Gr mt~, and guarantees Z5 30Ez,75 5 Cont empo ra ry hlusir NeLW(ir k 24,932 Sfhc'nu• exile uses 21,59 1 77,122 Wigniore Nall 77,597

4,937,493 5,4115 .44 :3

Danc e 1,955,434 Grants and guararlt(~e 2,424,502 5,846 Other attiviliv8,6 1 1

1 .961 .280 2,433,11 7

Dram a R 591,111 Grants and guarantt-e> 10,2(6,96 4 2.696 Scheme exlx , f 5,09 1

9,593,817 10] 302 .6 5

Tourin g 2.733"116 Granl,,sndtwiralrice . 4.637 .55 6 149.8 .38 PUNIC IL} . ,alant ,Ind sundry expenses I'17 44 8

2,882 .()Ea4 4,7 53,004

Art 1,434,336 Grants and guarantt•r " 1,339 .48 6 675,217 Net cost iIf exh11n0un" 1 .070 .56 2 335,757 Hapvard Gallery 393,01 9 60,542 Serpenbr7o., [;allerv 70,48 8 449 .293 Arts films 423 .40 1 8,023 Other activities 1,19 5 26,327 Publication , , aril prv nitHi('n< 1,271

2.989 .495 3 299 .0 )2 4

Literatur e 637,734 Grrnl>,snrikuaralttli'. 1,'292 MLcrr~ iihrar~ 64)(1 2 4,642 %-Vri wr~ lour, i u;r l 10 295 Publi(auun, and pitimutir n', 1296 1 22. 2 58 Natluna# Btm \~%X s 4 00

680 .421 4)74,1)44

44 .04 r),404 Carried twward 49.091,28 7

2 3

1981 1982 L44,049,404 Brought Forward L49.091 .287

Regional Arts Associations 7,686,197 Grants and guarantees 8,888,509

Arts centres and community projects 1,115,800 Grants and guarantees 1.073,15 3

Training in the Arts 537.211 Grants and guarantees 569.504 4.560 Short courses and training scheme s - 6.316

541,771 575,820

18,093 Education projects and course s 25,826 4,355 Reports and survey s 11.272

22,448 38.098

27.193 Publications-net deficit for the yea r 25,72 6

Rousing the Art s 1,2.36.800 Grants 2,380,200

L54,679,613 Total expenditure for the year L62,072,793

17c-tails of grants ancf guarantees are given in Schecluie 1 on pages 28 to 44 . The income and expenditures on Wigmore Ball, art exhibitions, art Biros and publications are given in Schedule 2 can pages 44 to 46 .

1981 1982 L 1,W9,356 Salanes arid wages L1 .841,282 170.958 Art, Council of Great Britain Retirement Plan 275,565 96.601 1 ravelling and subsistence 116,803 438,779 Rent and rates 486,236 117,461 Fuel, light and house expenses 122,24 5 84,348 Publicity and entertainment 73,36 0 86,214 Postage and telephone 102,804 85,5"13 Stationery and printing 90,07 1 63,069 Profc,ssianal toes 28,54 5 49.085 Encluifk".,, inve,;Ligaflons and research 30,524 96,749 Office and sundry expenses 98,(105

L2.968,133 total expenditure for the year E.1260,04 0

24

Arm Cotmcfl orCnMt Odtab

\l i

Boole value at formers*:(* vq C[3'~TUe`dt` 1 April 1981 Ad tttem- it~Off A, t~*A2 Freehold Property : Covent Garden £.3 .15(1,058 - T i 5C1~58. 5 Record Street 106,69 5

3 . 256,75 3

freehold Property improvement : 5 Record Street 11,570 £ 8;694 - 20,26 4

Leasehold improvements :

105 Piccadilly 513,096 2,756 - 55,85 2 Hayward Gallery 93,245 2,895 - 96,140 Wigrnore Hall 7 1 .67 7 9,178 - 80,85 5 Serpentine Gallery 949 - - 949 8 Long; Acre 102,9 .43 - - 102,943 9 Long acre 56.269 - - 56,269 48 Vicarage Crescent - 976 - 976

318 .1'9 T5,805 - 393,984

LquJpment and vehicles : Office equipment la) 33',021 1132,202 L 1,448 437,77 5 Art Exhibition tquipment ib ; 6.3 796 9.370 - 73.17 2 Concert Hall equipment Ihi 68,x06 15,62'1 84,02 7 Stores equipment 2,532 907 - 3,4 :39 Film equipment ia1 39,589 3,496 - 43,07 5 Motor vehicles 7 7 .815 14,114 13,601 78,54 8

5139 .159 1.4 5,9 ?f, 1 ~,049 720.03 6

Other ;: cello fcr 100 1014 Work< 01 art b66 .004 83,008 - 749 01i~ Photographs 21,2b8 9. :3 .3 .1 - 3U,ht7 1

687 .372 92,341 - 779 . 7'1 3

,1923033 1262,766 i1 7).049 i . [- 11 . 7 7,

The Covent Garden property i, held jointly by the• Art . t"001, i 1 If (;rant l3rntam and Rrtval Opera HOUSiL% t_-» [J i t Gard[-n Limited, Subject to anti on the terms of a chamahle truer i,rn:,wr ati iht• Rt,vai Opt-rd 4 iouse Dc•x cl„4)rr;, V t Land Trust, and the rights and interest~ of the Arth Coum it or Gru,if Bra .rin iii such pr0tMty as tint 001 it) a trti' t deed dated 27 Fehruar} 1481, include a charge in ext ess txi i i 1 ,w , 3%or mv pri)( vt-d ,, r)t sale, fit ;urh land

All fixed w~svt> are stated at t oNt excrpt : i,-} at %alualion replacerne wl at 1 January 1980 or at Bos t b, m ~ afuatuSn trepiacernent at 1 lulN" 1980 r.,r at cos t 'C at %L11U,111011 at 31 \tarL .h 1460

1981 _ 5ecuredloans > 36 .941 Balance at 1 April 1981 i t 18,000 Arid Loan rnade in yea r

=»4 9.11 1.13,100 less Repayments in year r~

i-411,841 17 t 3_'

1 647 5 1,4, Treasury Stock 1966'89 !market value L480, 1981-L48T L 64 7 Equities Investment Fund for Charities 6870 uniL 1 1.082 (market value L9,806, 1981-19,7821 3,08 2

i 1724 L 3 .'1x1

L 10,32 ) f iln-is L 9.84 5 299,154 )'uhllcations and sharps 318, 38 2 2.134 Bar 1,43 4

31 1 h? t L329,86 1

-1 -- 1 1 I' (';r,wt, ind su ir,intev, paid in advance L 590,125 t, t 1'il7 tiundry dehtw ,, and pre.payrnents 761,81 3

11 10,1,319 i1,3 ;1~)3 8

Sundry debtors include L6 .10 nutstan(brig under thG Art Purr hale Scheme .

L 48,037 Compton Priewy Fund f 19,81 7 2,576 Dio Fund 2,92 1 7,6-39 The Guilherrnina SUggI I [gift h, 99 3 66,179 Henry ind I ily Dav, fund 86,63 1 28,7 72 The Miriam I icotty Scholarship 26,58 1 6,510 R A . Thew Fund 6.08 8 5,204 Mrs Thornton Fund 5,89 8 - Arts C(fun('ll TrUSt tr)r `tpe( lal FUtui, 22.723

1184 .917 i_1 08,25 2

Details of the income, (yl>( neliture and net asset, of these funds are shown in 5( hedules 3 and 4 o n pagp,; 40 to 51 .

26

11~ ['~, r. `L1 .~'L~ ,' ; 1 .1 f' :, I )'4I•.If ~~ . At 1 Apri l Surplus for Transfer from At 31 Marc h 1981 the year reserves Appropriation s 1982 Income and expenditur e account L209,991 £204,661 - £414.65 2 Reserve for specia l art projects 27,12 1 £ 13,7241 2 3. S97 Provision for capita l expenditure 144,478 t77,181i - 67,29 7 Provision for indemnity 5,000 - 115,000 20.(0x1 Special donations reserve 6.471 {6,471 Provision fo r doubtful debts "1 .000 1, 500 4 500 Reserve for manuscripts 747 747

L.39:),Ut18 !2114 .661 Li873761 116,500 L528,793

Provision for Capital Expenditur e The appropriation is required to ensure that the balance on the provision at the year end is SufficicNnt to meet th e sum committed by the Council for Capital stems ordered but not delivered at that date .

Indemnities entered mto by the Council in respect of objects borrowed for exhibition Purposes totalled not mor e than £28,387.234 at 31 March 1982 11981-L21,063 .847i- Contingent liabilities in respect of Hrrusing the Arts in England, Scotland and "'ales totalled L1,800,500 a t 31 March 1982 0981-L1,645 .0001 .

Certificate of Comptroller and Auditor Genera l

I have examined the ioregfiing Incc,me and Expenditure •1e c reunt . Balance Shetq and the' supporting iniormatin n ,;et out in the Notes to the Accounts . I certify that in my 0111111011 these give, ender the historical r+VSt convention and the accounting pokcies S, t oul in Note1, a true and ialr vit-w fd the state or affairs of Lhe Arts Council of Grea t Britain at 31 ~larch 1982 and of its tran,ac.tions for the year ended on that elate

I k C OLLEN 4 Deputy Secretar y for t'61OPTROLLER AND AUDITOR GLNIRA I Lee herlue'r Md Ault t Departmen t 17 ILA lu 2

7

Arts Council I:hedules to fhe Accounts of Great Britain 31 March 198 3

(including subsidies offered but not paid at that datO

Engip h National Opera L 41 55 )0,00 0 Nationai Theaue Board 5.?7(),{10 0 Royal Opera Hnuse . Covent. Carden Limited x 1,0~~0 .00 0 Royal Shakespeare Theatre 1.880 .00 0

Total as Note 2'page 23~ 17220,000

~1tl~i l

Opera Handel Opera SocivIv L 40,00 0 Muslc .l Nel Chinstro 6,00 0 NeN Opera Company hinted .50 .00 0 NeXLIS ~11efa 1,00 0 Rk~gional Opera Trust Limited (Kent Opera) 120,000 L61 -1 .000

Orchestral and other concerts Actual MU'JIL 12,29 3 Apollo Contornporary Music 1,000 Both Hands Free 575 Capricorn 500 Carla Blev Band 30 .380 CBSO Society Limited 4-10 .100 Company 10.667 Compatible Recording and Publishing (Promutiunsh Limited 1,000 Contemporary Concerts Co-ordination 3,35 0 Early Music Centre 25,000 Eastern Authorities Orchestral Association 00.00 0 Electric Phoenix 500 Elms Concerts Limited 5,00 0 English 5infonia Limited 35,00 0 Fires of London Limited 30,16 0 Friends of Christchurch, Spitalfields 148 4 Gem InI 436 Gerald Hrizi 2tith Anniversary Celebration ,, 1,50 0 Gnu titusic 630 IialI6 Concerts Society 04,00 0 Haydn-Mozart Society 25,00 0 Hoke(us 1=,46 8 Jazz Centre Society Limited 87,50 0 John Alldis Chair 11,28 0 Jahn Cumming Ed Pollard 1,09'1 Juniper Arts Music 2,88 6 London jazz Composers' Orchestra 6.20 0 Landon Music Digest Limited 1,000

Carried forward 1 212,400 017 (MR )

28

Brought forward L1 .212,400 L ()17,000 London Alusicians' C=ollective Limited 9,000 London Orchestral Concert Board Limited 966,500 London Orchestral Concert Board Limited (London Symphon y Orchestra: Barbican' 55.000 Lvsis Productions 1,700 Mike Osborne Septet 71242 Mike Westbrook Orchestra 21,481 Music Projects: London 1 .200 Nash Ensembly Productions hmiltd 8,071 National Federation of Mllsi(. Ssicieties 379,0()0 National Youth lazz Orchestra i.imited 8,500 New MacNakhten Concerts Limited 9,000 New Music Formation 2,300 Northern Sinfonia Concert Society Limited 18(},0()() Park Lane Group Limited 8,0N ) Royal Liverpool Philharmnnic Sooety 408,()0 0 Sr George's Theatre Productions Limited 2 1000 Sirif(nietta Production; limited 42,4i1O Singorcle 17.297 Society for the Promotion of New Musk 7 500 Suoraan 3,500 Thames Concerts Society 1 200 Tsafrica Management and Production 300 Western Orchestral Society Limited 702,000 West Square Clectrunic Music Association 2,500 -1,i) a 5,891 Festivals Aldeburgh Festival - Snalae Nlaltings FOUndation Limited 36,000 Bath Festival Society Limited 32,000 Bngh[on Festival Society LmQed -72,000 Cheltenham Arts Festivals Limited 33.000 Chichester Celebrations Limited 1(-).f1()0 Greenwich Festival 10()0 Harrogate Festival of Art s and Sciences Limited 32.5(14 1 King's Lynn : St Georges Guildhail Limited 1 1).(MO Leads International Pianoforte Competition Limited -,",ow I Leads Musical Festival limited 17.000 London : Camden Borough Council 1 ; . 01 ) English Bach Festival Trust S 1 .000 Sanskritik Centre of Indian Arts Limited 7,000 Malvern Festival Society Limited 12.000 St Albans: International Organ Festival Society 4,000 Salisburv Festivities Limited 10.000 Strout) Festival Limited 7.((g) Three Choirs Festival A5,ocia0Yn. Limited 1 ~.OnE) Wooburn Festival Society 2,000 York Eariv MUSIC f eSt+vials Limited 1n. 0(EE)

Other activities ,Awafd~ tt Artis[s 14~),7Fs2

Carried tr)rward 1 .1')7/6_' 4.998.89 I

241

Brought forward f 149,762 f4,998, 89 1 Contact 4.620 Impetus 1,700 Music Information Centre Trust 15,000 National Music Council of Great Britain 605 Southern Rag 750 Youth and Music Limited 50,000

Pianos: City of Nottingham 7,105 Wells Centre Limited 2,000 Westmorland Music Council 2.000 11 .10 5

Recordings : Amalgam Alusic 1.150 Chandos Records Limited 17,000 Decca Record Company limited 17,500 Original Records Limited 2,750 Phonogram lnLernanonal 2,000 RCA Limited 1,500 Spothti Re( ords 928 Unicorn Records Limited 31,494 74,322 307,8b 4

Total as Note 2 !page 23 1 f 5, 30b, 7 5 5

I7)ance and Mirtle

Aipana Se ngupta f 300 Basic Space Dance Theatre 850 Chisenhale Dance Space 7,500 Cockpit Theatre and Arts WorWiop (London International Mime festival) 9.000 Contemporary Dance Trust Limited -4)5 .000 Creative. Dance Artists Limited •1,959 Dance Experivnc for Children 1,000 Dance Umbrella Limited 21,950 Dancework 4.848 David Glass 2,000 English Dance Theatre 1 .000 Erica Knighton 40 1 Extemporary Dance Company Limited 67,000 Ian Spink Grou33 4,°)00 India Dance :300 Inge Lonnroth and Dancers 5,250 Intriplicate Mime Company 3,500 Jane Dudley 700 Janet Smith and Dancers 5,000 Laban Centre for Movement and Dance '300 London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham (Ailsorts A YOUng Festival "1981 h 1,000 London City Ballet 250 London Festival Ballet Trust Urrrited 9173.00f]

Carried forward f1 .,22,007 30

Brought forward L1,522 .007

\•lantrs 4.501.) %lercurV theatre Trust Limited Mallet Rambew 4 110 .0011 Mime and Miwemenl Trust Nioving Picture NlirnIe ldio%%, 19 .7OtJ Nola Rae, Lc1ndon Mime Thealre 4,500 Northern Ballet Theatre Lirrriled 331,00tI Rosemary Butcher Dance Company 2,000 Sues hk l vrin,in and D,lncers 37i Sur Wt-,tun 1 .511 Theatre Whispers Lrnivied 1,000 Three 4141rlleri N-lfine Cornpan~ •1,010 -- - - L' . if33 .2 1 2

Atitards 1 . ~ rlrlisl+ d 1?,'t ]

Total as Note 1page 23' -1 -2 ,424,902

DI .11a1 A

Building-based companies Ii.wnt;stuke : [ h irycsho Theatre Company Limited f 64.0[]0 BIrImnkham Ki-pvilor\ ThF-MR' [ ir -rtlled 360.000 Bflitwi 0( 1a)g(m I heatre [ reht IJmIted 100,000 BFIyI,fl (Ad VI( 11tr t [router.] 370,000 Brumley 0)uTrhlll Theatre Trust Limited 77,75 0 Caruerhur\ Theatre Trust Lin-iiLed 4.38 1 Chester . G,atl'\vay Iheatre Trust LHnlterl 75,00 0 Colchester !Mercury Theatre I .Irnited 158.00 0 Coventry : Belgrade Theatre Trust Coventry? Limited 1807,00 0 Derby Playhouse Limited 141 .00 0 Exeter: Northcott Devon Theatre Arid Arty Centre 17 .010 0 Farnham Repertory Company Limited 11 1 .00 0 Gloucestershire Lver~man Theatre Con-,pany limited Fi, .1.1(tfJ Guiidfnrd : Yvwine Arnaud Theatre tilanagernent Limited 1Q 00 o Harrogate ll1'hite Rose , Theatre Trull I Imiled 110.00 0 Ipswich : \Aliilsev Iheatre Company Limited 1270j o Lancaster : The Duke's PlaYhuLJse [imated 105s00 0 Leatherhead : ] horndike T heatre Leatherheadl timlted 150,000 Leeds TIlea tre Trust LlmiLed 1(10,1100 Leicester Theatre ]rust Limited 2)(000 0 LiverpoO : Merseyside 1%ervn1,11 t Thealre Cnmpanv I tnlrle(I 15(,,2-~1 1 Li\erpool Repertort Theatre Llnlitf:,cl 22 -1 500 London : Alternative Theatre Crntyam I Imiled 1J4 .()0 0 C.arN.4 lenraa°r Produttlon, Linlitvd Ifiil ;nf 1 English Stage Company Limited 4 tft 42-5, Greenwich Theatre LimlWd 127 11 0 Half Mooo Theatre Limited 85.100 Hampstead Theatre Limited 1(1(1,40 0 Hornchurch Theatre Trust Lin-wed 1 31 .00 0 Inter-Action Trust Limited # 3 01 0 Ks;ig s Head nivatre Productronti United F,00o Aterrnaid Theatre Trust United 150,otlu

Carrwd forward 4 649 .40b

Brought forward L4,649,406 National Youth Theatre of Great Britain 40,4(X) Oval House 44,000 Pioneer Theatres Limited 16().00(1 Soho Theatre Company Limited 4>.000 Young Vic Company Limited 148,000 manche5ter ; Royal Uchange Theatre Company Limited 3311,000 Manchester Young People's Theatre Limited 88,00) Newcastle: Tyne and Wear Theatre Trust Limited 175,000 Northampton Repertory Players Limited 80,000 Nottingham Theatre Trust Limiter) 398,000 Oldharn Coliseum The ..ilrv Limited 8.3,000 Oxford: Anvil Productions Limited 222,000 Plymouth Theatre Trust Limited 90,800 Richmond Fringe Limited 55,((50 Salisbury Arts Theatre , Limited 124,00 0 Scarborough Theatre Trust Limited x13,9 30 Sheffield: Crucible Theatre Trust I invited 3(6,00 0 Southend: Palace Theatre Trust 1Southtnd-on-Sea) Limited 67,000 Stone-on-Trent and North Staffordshire Theatre T rust limited 140.000 Watford Civic Theatre Trust Limited 7-2 ,500 Worcester Arts Association (SAMA) ) .united 70.000 Worthing and District Connaught Theatre Trust Limited 6_1 .001) York Citizens' Theatre Trust Limited 158.=00

17,771,58 6 Touring companie s ,won Trauring Theatre C o-i)perabve Limited 58,000 Bath Arts Workshop UmAed (Natural Theatre Ctxnpany) 25,000 Cambridge Theatre Company Limited 220,000 Cast Presentations Limited 40,000 The Common Stock Theatre Company Limited 53340 Covent Garden Communit-Y Theatre Limited 34,000 Lastend Ahhreviated Snap-hr.)x Theatre 32.000 Foco Novu Limited 60.(10(1 Galactic. Smallholdings Limited 82.59 5 Hull Truck Theatre Company Limited W->.(100 Interplay Trust 35,256 IOU Limited 40,000 Joint Stock ilioductions Limited 78,000 Lumiere and Son Theatre Company Limited 40.7 1 2 X16 Theatre Company Limited 35.000 ,Major Road Theatre Company 34,400 Niikron Theatre Company Limited 19,00 0 Nion5trous Regiment Limited -)8.-15() North West Spanner Theatre 18.63(1 Paines Plough brnitt~d 55,000 The People Show Society 31,00 0 Perspectives Theatre Crroperatne limited 34.277 Polka Children's Theatre Limited -4,500 The Red Ladder Theatre C(impany Limited 00 010 0 7:84 Theatre Company(Lngland) Linutt~d 81 Wx)

Carried forward 1, PA.640 7,771,566

32

Brought forward L 136i,640 1:7,771,58 b Shared Experience I invite d 47,0[x1 Spectrum Theatre Trust Limited 29.000 Theatre Centre limite d 140,500 Wakefield Tricye Icy Theatre Company Limited 86,930 Lhe Women's Theatre Group Limited 47,O00

1,716,070 Projects Belt and Braces Roadshow Company Limited 14,100 Black Theatre Co-operative 38,741 Brewery Arts Centre 2,500 Brighton Actors Worksho p 3,500 British Event s 1,000 Broadside .Mobile Workers Theatre 3,000 Camouflage Theatre Compan y 500 Chat's Palac e 369 Colway Theatre Trust Limite d 500 The Combination Limite d 33,176 Croydon Alternatives Theatre Company Limited 36,400 The Crystal Theatre of the Sain t 8,000 Cunning Stunt s 9,000 CV One Theatre Company Limite d 29,840 Darlington Drama Centr e 300 DET Enterprises Limited 500 Durham Theatre Company Limited 2,300 Last-West Theatre Compan y 1,700 Edgware Road( ,( ) 375 The Fat tor , 1,875 Forkbeard fantas y 8,000 Cate Theatre Club Limite d 8.000 Group 3 6,700 Hesitate and Demonstrat e 26,500 Impact Theatre Co-operativ e 7,000 Incubus Theatre Company Limited 33,730 Interim Theatre Company Limited 20,000 let Storme Productions 5.000 Kaboodle Productions Limited 31,000 Live Theatre Compan y 2,500 LTG Adventures limite d 11,200 Lyric Theatre Hammersmith Trus t 500 Matchbox Purvevor s 6.000 Merseyside Young People's Theatre Company Limited 1,000 Midway Enterprise I imited 9,971 Moving Part , 11,500 Mrs Worthington's Daughter s 14,750 National Theatre of Brent 11,000 Tlit, New Theatre 350 Northern Black Light Theatre 8,4(X) Northern Studio theatr e 2,0011 Northumberland Theatre Company Limite d 1,090 Optik Compan y 1 .400

Carried forward 417,270 9,-187,65 0 33

Brought forward L417,270 1 9,487 .640 Pascal Theatre Compam 9.500 Pip Simmons Theatre Group Limited 50,000 Pit Prop Theatre 1,000 Platvhus Theatre Company I imoted 200 Potheinos Limited iThe Little Angel Marionette Theatre) 1,200 Ragged Rainbow Theatre 2,000 Rational Theatre Company 13,000 Remould Theatre Company 250 Rodent Arts Trust 500 5adista Sisters 9,000 Shiva Theatre- 150 Snap People's "I heatre Trust 11,500 Solent People's theatre 3,145 Stirabout Theatre Company 25,500 Tap Shoe Company 5,000 Temba Theatre Company Limited 49,300 That's Not It Company 8,700 Theatre Kit Limited 34,25 3 Theatreti1a( Nine 12,800 Theatre of Thelema Limited 14,37 5 Theatre Venture 500 Theatro Technis 20,000 Unexpected Developments limited 6,000 Vox Populi 6,000 Yorkshire Actors Company 7,000

708,143

Other subsidies ASm)( latiOn cif British Theatre Technicians 10,500 British Centre of the International theatre Institute ('Theatre Quarterly') 3,500 British Theatre Association 11 .000 Puppet Centre Trust 5 .000 Theatre Writing : Bursaries 46,45 0 Royalty Supplements 24,71 5 - 101 .165

Total as Note 2 (page 23) 1. 10,296,90 4

Regional Arts Associations

Lantern Arts Assoc :i Aion i 541,04 5 East Midlands Arts Association 699,754 Greater London Arts Association 1,209,97 2 Lincolnshire and Humberside Arts 460,691 Merseyside Arts Trust 444.877 Northern Arts 1,456,05 1 North West Arts 751,055 Southern Arts Association 708,620

Carried forward 6,2, 2,065 34

Brought forward Lb.27 2,06 .5

South Last Arts Association 431,27 4 South West Arts 702 .17 5 West Midlands Arts 896,09 5 Yorkshire Arts Association 586,900

Total as Note 2 ipage 24) L8,888 .509

Tourin g

Opera and Danc o EMMA Dance C nmpany L 5,000 Glyndebourne Productions Limited 280 .000 Opera 80 Limited 165,000 Opera North Limited 1,600,000 Scottish Ballet I invited 13,000 Scottish Opera limited 245,00 0 Tamara McLorg 800 Welsh National Opera 1,725,000 i 4,033,80[1 Drama Actors Company Productions Limited 50.500 Actors Tciuring Company (London) Limited 30,000 Bill Kenwright Productions 8,000 Brighton Theatre Limited 6,99 0 Century Theatre Limited 5.3,50 0 Cheek by jowl Theatre Company 6,00 0 The Cherub Company 5,000 Cliff Hanger Theatre Company 11,75 0 E & B Productions (Theatre) limited 34,75 b Extraordinary Productions Limited 18,000 The Flying Tortoise Theatre Company Limited 7,000 Full Steam Ahead Productions 23,000 Green Fields and Far Away Limited 72,000 Medieval Players 7,500 New. Shakespeare Company Limited 2,500 The New Vic Theatre 25,000 Triumph Theatre Productions Limited 120, 26 0 WSG Productions Limited 18,000 7 49y 54

British Council : Visiting Arts Unit 301,00 0 Empire Theatre IL iverpooli Trust l invited 25,00 0 Save Britain's Heritage 4,000 Theatre Investment Fund Limited 20,000 The Theatres Trust 25,000 104.n00

Total as Note 2 (page 2 :3) L4 .b37 .55 6

3 7

Arts Centres and Community Project s

Bue kin :;; oiiitihiic AIt, I t ,cieralion !. 1CL1)rts )

•lrti Contrt " Ba-maiL;h,sn . ( .annon HIII Irust Urnited 171,5,0 0 Br.i( knoll, Smith Mill Park Trust Limited 89,65 4 Lnrreie.rn, H.mirnersmith Riverside Arts Trust Limited 60.5t) O 1111441.110(4 Contemprrrmy Arts Limited i m, i27 RMJnd I lbws Trust Lrmlte•d 147 h>fl - - Ft0 x,62 ~i

C ommund k• Prc,jei ts Aklo%,6a Assiwiabon I_'.il)U arts and Te( hnnlogy Lalutratory Lsmiwd Bath Print,holr 11,?'a 4 ( -ETU 1 .140 Lkome Dance Company 16.500 1 Lwtasv i ac fury viden t invited 13.75 2 1 rev Form Arts Trust bruited : ; lft hheration Filmy Limited 2,000 Major Mo,tard's Travelling Shot,~- 6.000 Masque Community Theatre 8,900 National A,sociatiun for ;bran Youth 1 .~.50( 1 No Name Street Theatre 1 OM ) Performam e . Pastimes, and Celebration 8 . 500 Spare P.Arls 10 70 0 Steel an Skin (Arts) Limited W .fi•li) lara Arts Grerull ; (10 " NNord and Action (Dor5ezi limited 2 137. ~28

Iota; as Note 2 (page, 24) L 107 .3.15 1

ViSUM A r Birrninghan) Ikon C:allery I imlted £ 8 i 10n Bristol: Arrlullini Gall('11 hwited i64 .001 ) Cambndl;e: Kettle's y ard G,t ;lery 10 .004"1 London- They Ac men Housing As ;oc .imion Limited i-1 .00 0 Art Services Grants Limned hl 4 A liili Moon Photography Workshelp Limited +ll 00 0

The Photographers' Gallery Limited 1 III1)1x 0 Whitechapel Art Gallen, 1 t') . no Newlyn 01l(ln Galleries Limited S t , l}II[ I

Nottingham : Midlarid Art arid Co nlfl)Wllty Centre limited 01 , 1)1R I Oxiord. Museum of ,Nindern Art Lirllited lti,[)ilU S[suthan'rpton : John Hansard Gallery if l, llrll ) Ytfrk: Irllpre!ssu)ns Gallery of Photography Limited 1 t. c1()

Carried lorward r).iq t)4 ,36

Brought forward L949 .94 5 Grants and guarantees towards exhibition s Bath : Royal Photographic Society : Series of exhibitions L 3.0011 Bristol Museum and Art Gallery_ : Michavi Rysbrack 3,00 0 Bruton Antiques and Gaflery Limited : Michael Amon . Recurring themes and Images 1 .2I>i l Can1hridge Animation Festival 2.50 0 Canterburv : UnevCrsity of Kent : Contra for the Study ut Cartoons and Carie ature: Beaverbrook's England 2,1100 Dorchester: Dorset County tiluseun ;. Reynolds Stone 1,500 Liverpool : Walker Art Gallery. Patrick Caulfield Paintings 1063 1980 4,82 5 Into the 80's 4.500 London : Art and the Sea Limited ; Art and the Sea 2.000 Camden Arts Centre : They Ruraltsts 2,800 Circles ; Katerina Thomodaki project 70 Geffrye Museum : Keith Vaughan : Figurative paintings 2,2 W London Filn-imakers Co-opeFative Limited : Preview Programme- 21-9 Cu-op Summer Show 1981 1 58b London Video Arts : series of exhibitions 1,800 Royal Academy of Arts : Gertrude llermes 7.000 Carel Weight 8,000 Social Habitation and Integration Tnist for Disabled People : Emotions in Focu-, 2 .000 Manchester: Manchester Polytechnic : `9anchv= ter Studies national touring phooiLzraphic . exhibitiun 1,500 Whitworth Art C;allery Richard Payne Knight 2,000 Northern Young C.onlewporaries 4,500 Milton Keynes Development Corporation : Exhibition Utftcer and programrr,e $.500 Reading Museum and Art C.;allerv : Will(an) Havell 2 000 Rochdale Art ("all Irv: Paul Buller LOUD Stoke on Trerlt : City Museunn and Art (,allery : Prater Lanyon Drawing,? 62 1 Winchester : Hampshire County COunCII : Elizabeth Frink 2,000 Wolverhampton : Central Art Gallery : Edward Bird 1 .171 .E William Henrv Hunt 1790 INA 1,500

Carried forward 7 3 .1,161 y49 .q-I i

3

Brought forward !.73,061 £ 949.94i Tony Sinden : Video installation 1,507 74.568 Art in Public Sites Bristol: London Life Association Limited 1,50 0 London : Alloy and Metal Stockholders Limited 2,000 Contemporary Arts Society 5500 Polytechnic of North London 1,25 0 Paintings in Hospitals 2,500 Southmi) (on Community Relations Council 1,500 - - - 14,250

Provision of Studios and Darkrooms Acme Hoilf ig Association Limited 1 3,65 0 Art place Trust 2,100 Art Ser~{ces Grants bnalted 17,840 31,49 0

Awards to Artists Filmmaker, 51 .688

Art Magazine s 'Afterimage' 1 .I IU1 ) 'Aggie Weston s' "50 'Artery' 1,40(1 'Art Monthly' 7,500 'Artscrihe' 8.'~0r ) 'Audio Arts' 2,000 'Bla(. k Phoenix' 1,201) 'Block' 1 .8011 'Cipher' 500 'Creative Camara' 10,001) 'filmmakers Europe' 740 'London Arrhitec.ture. Cltil..) Journal' 150 page' 1,500 'Screen' 4,000 'Screen Education' 2, J01) 'Studio International 4,7511 'Ten 8' 4,WO Undercut' 4 21)11 5 .1 .6941

Grants for Publishin g Bav Leal Book ,, ( -hrislianra . an Experiment in Living' 2,1)1)1) fa [kng Wafl Press Limited : Worktown People photographs from Northern England . 193 :- .38' 3.8(10 Plub) Press I invited 'Barr, to 1~'nrk 900 'C lvde,ide ~•7Uf7 ComIIIirr+r)e Plic,tn ,gra phl

C arrie'd fur4ti ~rCl 1Z12i l_1 8.b3 1

.38

Brought forward L 17,125 L1,178,63 1 Roudedge and Kegan Paul limited : 'Pest Par(Um Do(. ument' 4000 Writers and Readers Puhlishing Ceruprrativ e AVomen Artist,. Women ' s Images, 2.000 Gordon House : 'Gordan House Editions 1961- 198 1 .000 Alexis Hunter : 'Narrative Sequences' 500 Tony Rickaby : 'Looking at BaJfyfarnon' 360

Artists-in-Residence Ian Breaktiyel( King's College and Kettle's Yard, Cambridge 1,25 0 Chades Chapman : 4tappin Art Gallery, Sheffield 2,500 Christopher Cuuc h : Birmingham City Art Gallery 2,300 Gareth Jones : Riverside Studios Chancellor's Wharf Development Sthenle 2,500 Anlsh Kapoor. W1 tlker Art Gallery and Art Space Merseyside 6,000 lock,M(-Fadyen: National Gallery 2,000 David Medalla: South Hiil Part~ Arts Centre 4,500 Deanna Petherbridge : titanchester City Art Gallery 2,500 Paul Waplingtun : Mappin Art Gallery . Sheffield 2,500 Victor Willing: Corpus Christi College Kettle's Yard, Cambridge 6,000 Peter Wilson : Ferens Art Gallery, Hull 2,500 i-3, 7 5 0

Incentive Grants lames Whiung : I ica1 only Bodies Prole,. I 600

Grants for Gallery Improvements and the Purchase of Equipmen t Gra>mere Dove Cotia1e Galler,, 30)0 London : An~cla 1 io~v4 r5 Gallorv Limited 1,000 Central tit hool of Art and Design 500 London I iln,miakers (~a ~ c~he rativt~ L inuttei 12,46 5 \lilteln Keynes. I_ihrarv Exlvl~ith .m G rllt ry 5.f127 Nor%%ich ( a,tle- Museum 2,780 24,77 0

Special Applications/Experimental Projects Gahnclle Agi ; Lot) Asian E1',mivn Wi .,hare Association Anil Centre (3tean titrc•am 3 .200 co-Lab 1 .200 Committee W A s rciations and Artists Resident in the UK 7.500 Concord 2,000 Dominica Carnival Arts in LIK 4110 Dominican Carnival and Arts Club 400 Ebony Steel Band 1 .650 Elimu 1 .551) Factory Carnival Group Paddington Youth Steel Orchestra 1,75 0 Festival of Black Independent Filmr-takers 500 Finsbury Park Carnival Committee 1 .500

Carried forward 22.250 1.261 8 0

fit

,m, ,.-i'. ;I '

Brought forward .022 .25 0 :1 ;261,730

Galactic Theatre 900 Genesis 1,2SO Hackney United Clu b 850 Hippos 400 Horse and Bamboo Theatre Compan y 4,500 Landscapes and Living Space s 4,00 0 Lanzel African Art s .3, 50 0 Lien Youth. People's War Sound Syste m 1 .25 0 Nimoritres Arts Advisory Service Limite d 14, 000 Metrtrnornes Steal Orchestr a 600 Performance Magazin e 5,000 Quintessenc e 1,00O Renegades Plavers 2 500 Shape Limited 11,000 Starland United Clu b 401.) Starlite Nia< Associatio n 1500 Sunshine %-e el Ban d 400 Twelfth CernteirV 1,25 0 West Indian Dewelopnient Organisatio n 400 Christopher Kilmurry 500 Mary Longfor d -lot) Granville Pryc e 400 78,2 ,-)t )

Total as Mute 2lpage 23 h i- 13 3CL' 18h

Literature

Arvon Foundation Limited f 24,00 0 English Centre of International PE N 6.00 0 London Library 8,00 0 National Book League 7 ~, 0{) 0 .New Fiction Society Limite d 37,01) O The Poetry 13o(.)k Society t .rmite d -11,000 The Poetry Societ y 7( ), 0{) 0 Sinclair Browner Limite d ').Oo ) SOCie'tV ul Barrow Poet s 50O Serffollk Cc)unty Cnunc& Book Ordering; Paint Sehe m o 11tH ) University of Reading; 7 .50 0 Worker Writers and Cciriimunity Publisher s 6,00 0 271 .20 0

Literary Magazine s Adam 0.00 ) Agend a 10.80 0 'Books ft,r Y,mr Children ' 2,000 IncnUmter 30,000 TOU11datroll ' 2.700 'Index coil (entiorshi p 13, 7OD 'London Magazine , 37.500 'London Review of Bo+~ks ' 2 5,000

Carried forward 127500 251 . 24)( 3

40 Brought forward L127,500 L251,20 0

'Modern Poetry in Translation' 6,900 'PN Review' 20,500 '1 Mmes Poetry' 2,500 157.40 0

Little Presses Anvil Prv,, Poetry Limited 22,00 0 Carcane[ New Press Limited 25,00 0 Enitharmon Press 6,50 0 Harrv Chambers Peterloo Poets 8,25 0 -- 61,750 Grants to Publishers :Agenda Editions: ' I he Lamp' by Penelope Palmer 200 Allison and Busby Limited : 'The Pier' by Rayner Heppenstall 1,74 0 Tor Beauty Douglas' by Adrian Mitchell 2.00 0 in respect of the produuion of sixteen books 28,500 Andre Deutsch Limited : Selected Poems of Philip Oakes 180 'The Word Game' by R. E . Pickering 850 The Athlone Press Limited : 'The Individual and he Times : a selection from the work of Roy Fuller' 308 Calder Educational Trust 30,00 0 Centerpnse Trust Limited : 'Time to be Bold' by Lotte Moos .300 Chatto and Windus Limited : 'Origins' by Peter Howe 375 Selected Poems by P . 1 . Kavanagh 500 'Hidden Identities' by John Hartley Williams 600 Faber and Faber Limited: 'Poetry Ineroduttion 5' 1,000 'Best Stories of Walter de la Mare' 1,000 'Siegfried's Journey "1916-1920' by Siegfried Sassoon 1 .20 0 Hamish Hamilton Limited : 'Refuscrnk' by Mark Ya Azbel 450 Hippopotamus Press: A collection of poems by John Greening 700 London Magazine Editions : 'Vamp till Ready' by Roy I uller 1,60(1 'Learning to Swirn and Other Stories' by Graham Swift 2,200 Sheba Feminist Publishers : 'Loneliness anti Other Livers' by Ann OoAhuizen 500 Virago Press Limited : 'The Song of the Lark' by Willa Cather 1,500 'Losing Battles' by Eudora Welty 1 .75 0 William Heinemann Limited : 'As I walked Down New Grub Street' by Walter Allen 2.50( 1 World Centre (Or Shakespeare Studies 'Poems for Shakespeare 9' 850 80,80 3

Carried forward 551 .153

41

Brought forward (551,15 .3 Creative Writing Fellowship s Chester. The Tattenhall Centre (Adrian Henri( 14,875 Lancaster S . ,Martin's College i oin Wakefield) 5.372 North East London Poiytechn~c (Colin Greenland) 5,54 3 Sheffield City Polytechnic [Philip Callow) 7392 Sudbury: Great Cornard Upper School (lack Winter) 5,850 Sunderland Polytechnic (Peter Reading) 3,695 Winchester School of Art (Jeremy Hooker) 5,52.3 38,250

Augmentation of Prizes The Authors Cub : Sir Bannister Fletcher Award ;and First Novel Award 500 Crime Writers Association : Gold Dagger Fiction and Non-Fictio n Awards and John Creasey First Novel Award 2,550 The English Centre of International PEN : Silver Pen Award and they jo Ackerley Prize 1,350 Faber and Faber Limited : Geoffrey Fairer Memorial Prize 500 National Book League: Jahn Lleweiyn Rhy ,, Memorial Prize 1,000 Poetry Society : Alice Hunt Bartlett ;Aware) 460 Royal Society of Literature : Winifred Holtby Bequest 650 Society of Authors : The Schlegel-Tieck and Scott-Nioncrieff Prizes 1,070 Trustees of the Hawthornden Prize : Hawthornden Prize 1,298 9,378

Manuscript s Brotherton Library, University of Leeds : archive of the London Magazine 2,875 Cambridge University Library : literary archive of William Gerhardi 2,750 University of Hull : manuscript material by Gavin Ewart 500 King's College University of London : typescript of 'Travelling People' by B. S. Johnson 250 University of Reading : manuscript drafts of 'Stone and Flower' poerns 1933--45 by Kathleen Raine 37-1 John Rylands t_iniversity Library of Manchester : a collection of the rnanuscripts of Richard Church 1,000 7,750 Awards to writers and translators -0,000

Total as Note 2 (page 23) L h47 -)3 I

Trainir±ti Music and Dance Benesh Instituteof Choreology Limited T 60,000 National Opera Studio 117,000 L177,000 Training Schemes Adminktraturs : Diplimma Course Bursaries 29,480 Practical Training Scheme Bursarie=s 29,1 2 .3

Carried forward 79,203 177,00(1 42

Brought forward L59,203 L177 .00 0 In-Service Bursaries 22,30 2 The City University 43,90 0 Designers 26,02 9 Directors 38,34 6 Performers (Bursaries) . Advanced Training for Musicians 4.52 0 National Centre for Orchestral Studies 23,000 National Opera Studio 24,97 5 Royal Northern College of •-Music Sinfunia 40,01 0 Theatre Performers 15.55 8 Technicians : Association of British Theatre Technicians 72.000 Bursaries 13,66 1 Workshops for Dramatists 9,000

Total as Nutt 2 page 24f L569,S0 4

National Companies English National Opera L435,000 National Theatre Board 140,50 0 Royal Opera House, Covent Carden Limited 750,000 L1, 325,500

Musi c tica tim4ham City Council Concert Mall 18,500 38,50 0

Dram a London : I lalf Nlunn Theatre Limited 20.00 0 Pioneer [ht-,0rc,ti bmited 20 .00 0 Plvmouth City Council (Theatre Roval 't 219),00 0 Southend-on-sea : Palace Theatre trust Limited 50,00 0 Watford Civic fhe_atre Trust Limited 40,00 0 - 1.30,1[)0

Touring Bath: Theatre Royal Bath Limned 50,00 0 Birmingham Hippodrome Theatre Trust l imiled 02 50 0 Blackpool Grand Theatre Trust Limited 50,00 0 Bristol : Moss Empires Limited Hippodronio 20.0( - Y) Coventry : Apollo Leisure UK I Limited (Coventry Theatre- -45,000 Leeds Grand Theatre and Opera I-lontie I lf7lltOd 10 .)10 257.500

Art Can,brid ,r4e KeWe's Yard ~0,00 0 LE cd~ [ itv Cauncii iCity Art Gallr,rvl 10,00 0

Carried forward 5U 000 1 951 .51}0

•1 3

Brought forward (50.000 (1,951,50 0

London : Half Moon Photography Workshop l-in-tited 1U,000 Photographers' Gallery Limited 30,000 Oxford: Museum of Modern Art Limited 10,000 City of Stoke-on-Trent (.City NIUSeum and Art GaIleryl 10,000 110,00 0

Literature Iondon : National Book League 10.170 0 - - 10,000

Regiona l Birmingham Arts Lab 1,700 Buxton Opera l mj%E' Limited 22,000 Darlington Arts Centre bust 50.00 0 Dartford l3nmugh Council [Civic IiaW 30,00 0 Grimsby : Caxton Playvrs iI ittle I heatrv) 10.00 0 Hexham : Northumberland County (ouncii Qiwen's Hall) 10,01lt ) tondon : Deptford Fused Whany) 115.00 0 Free Form Arts Trust Limited 3,00 0 Hoxton Hall Friends NHghhcxarhood Centre and theatre Trust 5,00 0 l.ovvestoft: Suffolk County Council iSeagUII Theatrel 5,00 0 .'Milton Kevnes Development Corpmation - ('reZt Linford Arts Centre 25,0[10 Great Woolstone Church 2,0010 Ne%%castle Live Theatre Company 5,000 Nofwich Arts Centre 10,000 Oxford Area Arts Council {St PaUPs Churchl ?.00 0 1VindNor Arts Centre 30,0001 308,70 0

TotaI as ,N(ite 2 1page 2'4) +~2.3f301 .20 0

i `181 1(48-1 Musi c 11'iLlnum- Hall . 1 ,n 618 1\percliIUrr ± 166 U1 4

7 87 Im o11le !83,72 ; 2,053 L(',% 1'A I _> i if s

73.'334 51,39 1

8 -1 084 84,62 3 7 X162) Surplus on Wiginrirr I Iall C aterini {' 028 1

---, 122 Net expi'ndiLUre for the vear # ;'~- 7y~s

44

Im l 1982

Ar t Art Lxhibluun ,, [.Nl)('nditur c L 285,561 Transpor t .312 .33 2 604,451 Orpnisin g 1,032,91 2 2318 Irnu1'd11( V 165,410 C.ataloguv ,, 1 42 .66 1 113,38' I'ublieit y 148, 9() 3

1,172,127 1 .7 36,80 8 Inc om e 204,100 Adr- nismon s 4 30 .466 38,361 Le's±VA T 56 .09 4

25i,/ 3 9 31-4,367 155,_178 Calalogue Soli it 231,989

35,841 Lxhlbibon lee " 22,44 9 4,675 Lvs+ VA T 2.9 3 5

31,16 6 19.56 .1 51.72' Donation s 40.326

496 .910 666,24 6

! [--75?17 -It~t vxpenditure for the vca r

Ans Films : ± f ' >r> Production Expenditur e L 567 .870 N !11111 Lv~,s Produt-tion Contrlhution , 160,704

L4071,166 Uthr'r Actin ine s 1(11 111' ' F\1)i'nc11t4tra~ 100 ;306 I . , t l 181 Irlc rule 92,256 8.18 5

; ;t,11n. t 8#.071

IS ~li 16,23 5

+-i-i`r .-1,11 \rt~- ' joi . 1)dIt~_,ft-r, Irtile-'',!-' x E423 401

Publications Inc r ;r,' i i_?~r, ! 4fV -art) t. .cJUnlll ~{'p ,l , IU'r III ; l r !t - ,, ;x(1111 1 ' ;r, i~fi C.alllrn B"T~k,(,1i1 ~

~ i-1 f1~~ " (_ dr~'rt. l Ir erti ~llf I

1981 198 , L4 .34,877 Brought forward L486,99 8 18,360 Less VAT 26,61 8

416,317 460,380 306,700 Less Expenditure 328,78 2

1109 .617) (131,598 ) 1 .36 .810 Operating Costs 157 32 4

L 2- .1 11 3 Net Deficit for the year ! 2i,- 26

Nominal Market Boo k 1981 Value Value Value 198 2 Compton Poetry Furd Investments : 1 .3 1- 0,0 Exchequer Stack 1996 L5,909 £6,028 £5,75 2 12 °ioIreasurySto( k'1993 8,192 7,741 7,80 1 14"S,) Treasury Stock 1996 7,940 8,139 7,91 0 Automated Security Holdings Limite d 811,(1 Convertible Unsecured Loa n 1990'95 1,500 2,738 2,537 General Electric Company Limited 201 6,617 337 Dowry Group PLC 2,596 6,751 1,15 4 Beecham Group PLC 416 3,965 2,68 5 Shall Transport and Trading Compan y Limited 500 7,600 2,07 9 Standard Chartered Bank Limited 683 4,528 4,15 1 Berlstord tS & 4V} Lit-sited 562 3,015 2,72 8

L.37,165 37,13 4 1,467 Debtors 1,62 1 9,405 Cash at Bank 11,97 2

48,037 50,72 7 Less Creditors 91 0

48,037 £49,81 7

Dio Fund Inver tments : Equities Investment Fund fo r 2,(X) 5 Charities (1,467 Unitsl - 2,451 2,00 5 21 Debtors 25 1,025 Cash at Bank 891

3,051 t,921 475 Less Creditors -

2,576 ',92 1

50,613 Carried forward 52,738

46

1981 198 2 £ W613 Brought forward £ 52.738

The Guilhermina Suggia Gift Invest mer~t> . 12 2- TreaSUry Stock 199 3 4,072 3,849 3,884 Equities Investment Fund fo r Charities 12,926 Units? - 4,888 3,01 4

6,898 6,89 8 97 Debtors 156 644 Cash at Bank 161 !

7,639 6,99 3

Henry and Lily Davis Fund Investments: 1341-4'o Exchequer Stock 1996 5,152 5,256 5,01 8 '1214,o Treasury Stock 1993 17,893 16 .910 17,008 140/n Treasury Stock 1996 16,437 "16,849 16,34 7 General Electric Company Limited 212 6,996 4,43 7 John Brown and Company Limited 1,662 3,791 4,509 Vickers Limited 2,256 3,610 .3,01 2 Grand Metropolitan Limited 1,300 5,668 4,32 8 J. Sainsbury Limited 450 10,170 4,27 2 Beecham Group PLC 700 6,664 4,54 5 British Petroleum Company Limited 300 3,480 4,364 Flambro Life ASSUrance PLC 80 4,880 4,68 5 Land Securities Investment Trus t limited 1,375 4,015 4,159 Standard Chartered Bank Limited 544 3,607 3,680

80,288 80.364 Accumulated Income Investments: Equities Investment fund fo r 1992 Charities (1,500 Units) .2.506 "1,992 - British Petroleum Company Limited 77 896 870

82,28 0 83,22 6 1,489 Debtors 1,32 7 5,610 Cash at Bank 1,603

89.379 87.15 6 3.200 Less Creditors 5<5

86,179 86,6 3 1

144,431 Carried forward 146, .36 2

47

l . . i ..,rr, . . i . ., .

1981 198 2 L1-W,411 Brought forwar d i 146, 362

The Miriam Licette Scholarshi p Investnicllt' : 134°(1 EX(1W(Juer Stuck 199r, 7,279 7,425 7,081 1220,, Treasury Stock 199 3 7.200 6,804 6,85 9 Equities Investment Fund fo r Charities (9,330 Units i 13 .586 9.48 7

23,478 892 Debtor s 900 4,902 Cash at Ban k 2,754

29,27 2 27,08 1 500 Less Creditors 5()0

28,772 2b, .58 1

H . A. Thew Fun d Invest rnurlLs: 1211rea;urv Stock 1993 >, 374 2,24-3 1,266 Equities Investment Fund fo r Charities (5,64.1 Units f -- 9,762 3,06 7

5,33 3 109 Debtors 121 1,168 Crash at Ban k 1,528

6,61 0 6,988 100 Lets Creditor s 300

6,510 6,688

Mrs Thornton Fun d Imestments : 122Treasury Stock 194 1 1,689 1 .597 1,bl 3 Equities Investment Fund fo r ChariUeS 4595 Unite - 7.676 2.60 5

4,21 8 343 Debtors 130 2,412 Cash at Ban k 2,303

6,97 3 6,65 1 1,769 Less Creditors 753

5,204 S..89 8

184,917 Carried forward 185,529

48

1981 198 2 L184,917 BTUUght torward L185,52 9

Arts Council Trust for Special Fund s Cash at Bank 20,47 1 Debtors 2,252

22,72 3

L184 '917 Total as Balance Sheet i208,252

1981 1982 Compton Poetry Fund Capital Accown t £32,715 Balance m 1 April 1981 1=37,18 3 4,468 Less Deficit on re, llti,IU(.rn of investment s 11981 : Proflti 30

37,183 37,!5 3 Income Accciunt : 8,405 Balance at "1 April 1981 10,85 4 5,290 Arid Income during year 5,47 0

13,b95 16, .31 4 2,841 Less Expenditure during year 3,66 0

10,854 12,b64

48,037 L49.81 7 Dio Fun d 2,000 Capita! Account 2,00 0

Income Account : 645 Balance at ! April 198"1 576 331 Acid Income during year 345

976 921 400 Les4 Expenditure during yea r

570 921

2.576 2,92 1

50,613 Carried iorward 52,738

49

11011 198 2 f ,Il,r,1 i Br,li4ht forward L.52,73 8

The Guilhermina Suggia Gif t ( apit,i1 At cOxnrt 11,' ;`4 Balance it 1 April 1981 6.900 -1,8711 ! ess Defic it on realitiation of invc-,ww its -

6.900 6,90 0 Inconiv Ac( ount : 872 Balance at 1 April 1981 739 1,07 3 Acid Income during year 1,07 1

1,945 1,81 0 1,206 l.es_s Lxpenditure durii)g year 1,71 7

739 9 3

7,639 6,94 3

Henry and Lily Davis Fun d Capital ACO)Un U 02 20 9 Balant P at I AIN 11 1'!81 80,289 "18,0811 A(h/Surplus on mall ' aHurl ,i iiwestinerit± 76

80,289 80,36 5 Income At.lnunt : 4.938 Balance at I April 1981 5.890 7, -1t)4 -iclc/lncor-no (luring year 8,02 7

12,64 2 13,91 7 6, -7 52 Lass Cxl:renditUrep CluF111 ,9 ye .31' 7,65 1

5,891) 6166

86,1 ; 9 8b,63 1

The Miriam Licette Scholarshi p (_,I171t ' lf Ai (hunt , 2 .1 41 3 Kil,lnc c, at I April 1981 3 .•17 8 975 !essDefwit on realisation of invv ,strncnts 51

23,•178 2 i a2- In( time Actl:)unt : 5040 Balance at 1 April 1981 5 294 3,3611 Ack/Income (luring year 3,43 1

8,400 8.72 5 3,106 Laass Expenditure (luring year 5.5' 1

5,294 3,154

8,772 26.58 1

173,20 .1 Carried iurward 172,94 3

50 1981 198 2 L 17 3,203 Brought forward ±172,94 3

H. A. Thew Fun d Capital At [ tJLJI : 7,773 Balanc eat 1 April 1981 5,33 4 2,439 Le-, s Deficit on realisation of investments -

5,334 5,334 Income Account : 112 Balance at 1 April 1981 1,17 7 1,264 Add Income during year 1,45 2

1 .376 2.62 9 200 Le-s+ Expenditure during year 1,27 5

1,176 1,35 4

6.510 6,68 8 Mrs Thornton Fun d Capital Accoun t 5,121 Balance at 1 April 1981 4,22 0 901 Less Deficit on realisation of investments -

4,220 4,22 0 Income Account : 368 Balance at 1 April 1981 984 1,116 Add Income during year 1,34 4

1,484 2.32 8 500 Le tis Expenditure during year 650

984 1,67 8

5,204 5,89 8 Arts Council Trust for Special Fund s - Capital Au uunt 20.47 1 - Income Account 2,252

22,72 3

1184 .'-)1' Total as Balance Sheet 1208,252

,1

Scottish jrI(I Expenditure "Account Arts Council for the year ended 31 March 1982

I'~+ti 1 Nr' t ~• 1982 Income t,rant 4r1 1n' I hi , '1rII ( 'ILI f!I ll , N 1 ; i + I Great Britai n _~1 h 5 800 Prflvl>If,n Inr gr,lw, _w'd LC . ,ll ; ,ilr . : ii 5)0 .0 ;0 previotjN Near n(O rt•yl.ulf•t l -0,869

Other incorn e ;9,697 Interest receivables L 15 t It w 7,4-42 Donation s tt , '~rl l 1,740 Proceed ,, tin s.lle of fixed as,wt % ht10 756 Sundry income 1,9 1 3

49.635 >1 .19 3

c4808,1f)2 Expenditure Gener,sl 4-1,10"IlditUrt' W1 the art!, 8,07 5,748 In Scut lall d c{ 41 .i~ . '~f 3 506,439 General igwiawig ( o t4 in Scotland 3 ,86 . 84 1 4

8,582,187 02h. 0 i 2 Transfer tu+_apital arcrlunt in respect o f 29.160 capital (-Xj-)end1Wr(- in ,,ea r 7f ) 4 t1 - Transfer to pnlvi',i{rn for Capita l 29, ;111 expenditur e 40,tr i0

8. (-,40,848

L T7,017 Net Surplus for the year

S2

Scottish Balance Sheet Arts Council at 31 March 1982

1 1 1113 1 Not e 193 1 ! )82 .810 Fixed Assets a 16 5', , '1I / 100 secured Loa n Current Assets tits ',roik , I Ij- hjCO Ut-bicar, ind pt',•If,lytllc•nt, h 1, 381 .57.; i . lbh t ~}sl l 20.-41 .1

i . I1-9, 122 1 .~i1 :.988

ic,s, Current liabilities ~4 { i },li -ltd an (I fh1111 r . 1111 i't' s I .O~ 7,17 4 11 i l l (t~. lliltsr ; 1, .3,81 4 jr 98 i t+Ir3, Ir. ; 1 .1 39,0 1 I - 1r> l I ,)-, Net Current Asset s 2b 3,8 t1U

± -4 .11107

REwrt-Ik , IIit-d Ily a Capital Accoun t i ,511,550 Balance at 1 April 198 1 r ;113 .'.131( I lransfcr frurn im..l>nw .wd 1AIWIlditUr e -!9,1 fit) ACCOUn t 79 -0 7 I ] .90o . (3c1Uk V alU(- O a>~c'ty ( ld + lr 4N rm en t ?I 1

.5131 8 , 1 0

It11 .15- Reserves and Provision s

1 ,-1-1 . 1 Ife7

Notes to the Accounts

I \c_( f_ll'%I1 ,~C I r f )L!f If y

The Ac counts have been prepared under the historic aI cost clonvenuon and on a hasis which takes account of the Statement s or Standard Accounting Practice drawn up by the COnsu11011AV C .ornmittee of Accountancy Bodies . so far as these ar e appropriate to the t_r~uru'il

a Grants and guarantees Grants and guarantees are charged to the Income and rxpendnure Acv-uunt in the year for which they are undertaken as a conrmitnaent by the Council on the bases (it a formal oiler to and acceptance by the Council's clients . Any arturtlnts unpai d from these c onunltvnents arP shaven as liabilities, on the Bai 51)eet and any advances lraynivnts to clients in anticipation o f the grants and guarantees to he offered for the folinwing hilaru Ial vear are shown in the Balance X1100 as, assets .

b fixed asset s I. p 161(111)11 fixed awis is t harged as an appropriaUlrn frorn the Income and Fxpenditure AccIlunt. to the C=nunciI's caloua I .IL I I II Int . TI it , hook %aloe of any assets soil ur written nit is ehiiiInawd from the Balance Sheet by a reduc Lion in e apmta l ,1( I ai1It Any prerreeds of ale are credited to income. Fixed as~c-ts cITt not depreciated . Any expenditcrrc on renewals i s 1 hafgt,d a .iur :[ income ,

All works oI art are Iix Sided cinder fired assets and form an integral Ir

c Exhibition s f xpencliturv Inc erred on an exhibition promoted by the Council is (liarged to the veal in %%hich shat exhibition is offi( sall y nl)ened to the public F. xpenditure incurred in a year prior to that opening, is treated as a prepayment -

d Consolidatio n the Arts C unt rl ul C ;ra at Britain is le}ially responsllole fur tli t, :tttalrs of the ~coltish Arts C:auncil and the Welsh Arts Council . which are by t on+Uttition c wiirnittoes Fri IIlk' Council . I II-w•eve I In view cif the powers delegated to those tnnuruttees they present separate aI. counts which are not consolidated with tho+e (it the Art ,., Council .

1981 1982 Musi c 410 31,951 Grants and guarantees L•4,444 .300 311 Tours Con(I -

-T,032 266 L4,444,300

Dram a 1,707,02 '1 Grants and guarantees 1 .792 .42 7 6rii TOWS - 1_0 International Exchange 301 618 Ytoung Directors Workshop 111( 1 --- Minot Summer School 4.21 1

1,708,584 1,797 74 5

),`1().8 ;[1 Carried forward h,2-41,8-4 5

14

1481 198 2 15,740,850 Brought h)rward L624'1,84 5

Tourin g 213,181 Grants anti guarantees 32b, c)8 5 3,522 Puhlk it v

216,703 326,98 5

Less Loca Authority Csultrillutinnti 2.3,764 Ahc rdeen District Council - 15,000 Edinburgh Di thct Council 26,53 9 32.896 Glasgow District Council 29,84 0 5,901 04aldv District CCLM61 b,47 2 - Kyle and Carrick District Councii 5,00 0 20,000 Strathclyde Regional C nuncil 27,61 6 4.930 Tayside Regional Council 1,73 1

102,491 ) 97198

11+212 229,78 7

Art 516,64 .3 Grants and guarantees 499,70 5 179,67/9 Net cost of exhibitions 155,42 0 16,158 Fruit Market Gallerv 15 .90 4 1,981 Provision of Mucho Amsterdam 1,69 2 D64 Commissio n 738 Art Film Tours 581 8,10"1 Lectures Sc herne 11 .21 4 :356 Photography Fellowtihip - - Swilhouse Warc-11LA M' I2, 8 .57

724 .220 697 .37 3

Film 811,922 Grants and guarantees 100 .28 1

Literature 272,992 Gr,icrts and guarantees 0 1,04 4 3.165 Poetry Readings 3,04 4 19.179 \Triter ; in St hook and in Public 19,32 2 391 Woters" act ornmodation 152 4,216 Other activities 1, 10 4 - Neil Gunn I Clluwshil> i. 30 8 926 Writers' exchanges 77 5,614 St nttish Canadian Writers Fellowship 3.11 1 481 Scottish . Australian Writers Fellowship 2,67 5 1 .993 `Iagazines to Lihranes scheme 679

308 .957 1 SO, 51 6

7,18 1,864 Carried forward 7.6 19,80 2

55

198 1 1118-1 17 .18 ;;864 Bmllght tomard _761'+ .802

Festivals 381 .400 Uants ind RwranteL2, -142,408

Projects, Arts Centres and Club s 562,429 Grants and pwrantees 704, 3 %

4,558 Reports, Surveys and Seminars 8,862

Housing the Art s 158,200 Grants 61,800

L8,075,748 L9() i -I 7_'B

Details of grants and guarantees are given in Schedule 1 on pagt-% j'I tr 71 d ho Im i 0111 ,rnd 01,f Wnrl turf- ( M ,Mu'll- Tours, Drama Tours, Art fxhINtion ., Art I ilm Euurs, Lectures, Writer~ u, y< h(mil, ti id ,n 1'uhlrc afv gl ~0n 11 1 Schedule 2 on pages 71 to 72 .

L296,571 Salaries and g ages L t 24 7~ ;7 31,274 Arts Council (if Great Britain Retirement Plan 4(). 319 42,683 Travelling and subsistence tL ) . 2'39 12,05b Rent and rates 17,465 21,790 FLJel, light and house expenses u3,43E3 x7,963 Publicity and entertaiirJnont 46 008 27,078 Postage and telephone 12 . t'62 18.185 Stationery and printing 17 8 2 " 403 Profvssional fees 31) I 18,455 Office and sundry exlwows

~5i16.439 F . ~ ti881)4

56

I ,~i : I I} :i~ y l I ` Book value a t ILxlms sold or Book value at. 1 April 198 1 Additions written tiff 31 Mar(h 1982 Freehold property: 336, 346, 348 & 350 Saw hiehall Street, Glasgow L 187 r - L 146,94 3

Leasehold property improvement : 19-20 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh 130,848 3,295 114,1 -1 3

29 Market . Street, Edinburg h 46,070 46,0 -Mt) Stenhnuse, Edinburg h 30 X491 31 .)2b

33,1'86 - 191,439

Equipment and vehiclv v Offk:e f?glllplnent 26,62 3 17,806 1,485 42,94 .4 Art erxhib4lion c•(Juipmen t 17,57 5 48 - 17.62 3

Mobile Callerv 1 1 ) 1 :4,29 .3 - - 13 .29 .3 Mobil- Galleryj2 i 1,8-43 - 1 .84 3 Motor vehicle s 25,00 3 11 .910 3.245 13,728

82' 55 4 31,607 4,730 109,43 1

Works tif art 13,917 - 189,764

Total L79,497 L4,7 40 LhW,57 7

All fixed assets are a stated at [ :o ,, L .

198'1 i-100 Balance at 1 April 198 1 100 less Rep . vnients in yea r

111H I

412,E 6 Gr' Int-, and gtfxmlte•t"ti Baud m •Idvanr c • hh 4 -11 5 5undrv debtors and prepayment .

1 (1-16 0-0

7-

At Surplus for Transfer from At 1 April 198 1 the year reserves Appropriations 31 March 1981 Income and expenditure account L120,41 7 L61,997 L - L - L182,41 4 Provision for capita l expenditure 40,840 40,636 8-1,476

LI0IZ, 7 .-61 .997 L L40 .)36 3.89D

Provision for capital expenditur e The appropriation 1 ,, required to ensure that the halanc :e on the provision at the year end is sufficient to meet th e sum eom,nitted by the Council for capital items ordered but not delivered at [hat elate .

Indemnities entered into by the Council in respect of Objects borrowed for exhibition purposes totalled not mor e than L1,396,050 at 31 '0arrh 1982 1 '198"I-L3 .830,205).

Certificate of Comptroller and Auditor General

I havU eAaniinrcl t he forPs;oint; 1r i(ortze and Expenditure Account, Balance Sheet and the supporting informatio n Set nut ITT the Nate s to the At coUntS . I certify that in my opinion these give, under the historical cOSt c om ention and the accounting polic ws sr-t out in Note 1, a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the 5(ottish Arts Counci l at 31 March '198-) and of its transactoons for the year ended on that date .

1. A . COLUN5 Deputy Secretary for COMPTROLLER AND AUDITOR GENERA L Exchequer and Audit Departmen t 271* 1982

58

Scottis h Arts Council ,_f `(0!" i I March 1982

(including subsidies offered but not paid at that date )

iu"

Oper a

Aberclum i OHS) Hoc j j ( )pr , ratic Socie l 4 r: Al hWma& (q) -

Dan( (.

.:' fit)L . ~i . Pai is Spa, . Dance Ti- t re Rep W C"um I

The tic wl ~ , Ji fi .fllf , i Limite d

i S( w I 1 , 1 , ( j I . . . t,,r kimlerl! I "050

Concert s

\,,k,1dt .,W1 t. i iiiih, .1 MtM( CILI h 0 p

r(it'W I I )1 , ! : 11 t (.'I JUI lk- 1 0 0

tm Abordot w

H "k Clu b w 11 ;,(Ajd d Avi-Mijtiu (JU b

Orshire Arts GLPi d Al , den and Nlilngdviv Arts Guil d th Arts Clu b

q wway (Aimmunity Wounril y.r NALJ- I( Clu b k kk Arts mclet y thin Arts Guil d ito Arts Wim M y Carn0US1WMU"4(_ Clu b Cove and Kilcreggan l.itt-rarv So( wt y CoWai MUSIC Clu b Cumbern .lUld Arts Guil d !mirmck MUYC Clu b dkiith and Distri(t Arta Guil d ki(.kdaw Fulk Clu b

Club 100

1 ; J Ik ' ( 1 r .I I A T I :j I I J(f 410

Brought forward L 24, 580 L-1,97 3,34 0

Dundee : Dundee Chamber Musk . Club 1,500 Platform Dundee 1,800 University of Dundee Musical Society o5i i Dunfermhri Arts Guild 000 DumesS C urr4nu .irlity CMAI(ll 80 East Kilbride Music Club bOO Eastwood Music smiet\ 2.C1(}() Edinburgh : Ldinburgh ( hamber :Muria trust 12 .000 Edinburgh District COUncli 4000 Edinburgh Early Mtast(. Centre 750 Edinburgh Folk Club 75 Edinburgh Indian Association 358 Edinburgh Organ Re(itals Committee 1 :30 Georgian Concert Society 1,250 New Town C onuerty Society Limited 3,000 Platform Edinburgh 0,400 SCO ish Philharnitirm Club 400 University (rf Ldinburgh i M Fife Regional Council 'I he Arts in 1-ife 7,400 Furfar Arts Guild 350 Forres Entertainments ("I fill nil ttv(., 230 Friends of Moray and Nairn 0 incert Truss 1,000 Gadie folk Club 13 0 Galashiels Arts Assn( labor) 1 .10 0 Galeh((JSe Musical S060),37 5 Glasgow : Asian Artists Association 900 John Currie Singers Limited 3,00 0 Friends of the Barony Association 100 Masterconcerts Lirnited 2.50 0 New Gl .ahgow Iusic 5ocwiv 1,05 0 Platform ("Ilasgow 4,00 0 Strathkelvin Arts Assm iation 11 5 Glenkens and District .Music Club 650 C ordonst(lun Concerts Sm ieiv W) Hamilton OiStrit.t Arts ( .wild MH) Hawwk music Club 1,00 0 lie#ensburgh Music Socioty 700 '1 , Inyergordun Arts So( i0v .}{0 Inverrles5 ; Platiorrn InverneISti 200 0 Irvine Horns Club 7 ) Isle of Arran ,Music Sit( iuk 700 Kelso MustC Society 1,63 0 Kilmardinny NiwSic Or( le 1,20 0 Kintvre Mini(: Club 1, 311 0 Kirkcudbright Audier)C(' Club 1)00 I mark Arts Guile! ,Music ( :lo) 47 5 Lewis and I larris Piping 1;miely SM Linlithgow Arts Guild 750 Lochabo; (lush_ Club 500 Lnckerim , MusR 11 Sm.ieh- 13 0 MelroseMUSi( SoL$Vty 602,

Carried lorward 104 940 2,971,34 0

60

. - 1 4 ,

Brought lorwar d L 104,940 2 r973, 34 0

77 Miingavrr N ,lusic Clu b 5 %loffat and District Plusic.al ti,)rret y 375 Morav Arts Clu b 220 Nesvton Stewart and District Music Clu b 990 North Ayr;hrre Arts C=ent r e 1,50 0 Oban Music Societ y 1,05 0 Orkney Arts Societ y 1' 00 Park Alain Music Soc'itrty 200 0 Peebles: M1,111c in Peebie s 600 Perth Charnber Music So(i pt y 425 Platform Borders 700 Renfrew Disthcl Arts Guil d 1.90 0 Rosehall Traditional Musir Society SO St Andrews : St Andrews Jazz Societ y. 200 St Andrews Music Clu b go n Shetland Arts Societ y ', 15(r Shotts Arts Cuil d 400 Skye: Isle of Skye Accordian and Fiddle Ou b a 2 Skye Arts Guil d '75 South %Vest Ross Arts So( iety 8uu Stonehasen MUSIC. Clu b 85 0 Stranraer Music Associatio n 1,5CK7 Strathaven Arts Guil d 1,00 0 Strathearn Arts Guil d 21 5 Sutherland Arts Committee Tarn and District Arts Societ y 72 5 Tayside Organists' Scx tet y 5( a Tayside Regional C[}unci l 2 { IDI Thurso t rve Music Assi uc iatio n 2,81 7 Ullapool Volk Clu b 3t}il Urras an blei n 1,3 0 West Linton Music Societ y i 5 Wick Arts Club 1300

National Federation of Music Societie s 22,000 National Youth Orchestra of SCOLland Limite d 11,000 Platform (Music Societies) Limited 11,000 Queen's Hall ~Edinburgly Limite d 1,500 Rehearsal Orchestra 2,000 Royal Scottish Pipers Sudet y 22 7 Scottish Baroque Ensemble Limited 103,000 Scottish Clamber Orchestra Limite d W),500 Scottish Early Music Consor t 1, 500 Scottish National Orchestra Society Limited Scottish Viola Internationa l 1 .000 1,403 51:3 2

Scottish Contemporary Music Networ k Avr 'Ousu Clu b 2 7 Platform Aberdeen $ 11 ) Platform Dundee 80 5

Carried forward 1 t3+f3 4,376 .902

hl

Brought forward £1,8413 £4,376,913 2

Platform Edinburgh 852 Platform Glasgow 2.356 St Andrews Jazz Society 380 Thurso Live Music Association 080 University of Aberdeen 1 .230 University of Edinburgh 870 University of Glasgow 5.5 2 - 8,768

Other Activitie s Awards 10,54 5 Commissions and Performin g_ Material 20,135 30,680

Pianos : Aclam Smith Centre, Kirkcaldy 850 Cowal Music Club 600 Dumfries Guild of Players 700 Oban Music Society 750 2,90 0

Recording : Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama 500 Scottish Chamber Orchestra Limited 4,500 Whittaker Centenary Fund 1,000 6,00 0

Capital : East Kilbride Cinema Organ Society 500 Lothian Community Relations Council 250 Queen's Hall Uinbur& limited 800 Scottish Early Music: Association =1,500 - h,05 0 tic ottish Music Archive l 3,000

Total as Note 2 (page :141 £4 .444 .100

1)rama

Denvaig Arts Theatre Limited .'.1,020 Dundee Repertory Theatre Limited 100,50 0 Edinburgh : Royal Lyceum Theatre Company Limited 317,73 7 Traverse Theatre (Scotland) Limited 202,55 6 Glasgow : Citizens' Theatre Limited 280,07 5 Glasgow Theatre Club 55,88 6 Strathclyde Theatre Group 90 Irvine : Borderline Theatre Company Limited 96,190 Musselburgh : East Lothian District Council 15,228 Perth Repertory Theatre Limited 125,362

Carried forward 1 .214,64 4

62

Brought torward ± 1 .214, 6.34

Pitlo(hry Festival Society Limited 126,630 St Andrews: Byre Theatre of St Andrews limited 51,54 2 Stornowav- Fir Chlis Limited 19,79 7

Actors Touring Company Limited 8,52 7 Arran Community Arts Project 40 CAST Presentations Limited 91 0 Cheek by fowl Theatre Company 1,15 4 foco Novo Limited 6S0 GU[Zer TheatrE: Company: 15,00 0 Interim Iheatre Company Limited 5 .97 6 Intriplicate N11OW ComPany 312 Kirkcudbright Puppet Festival 5:7 1 Marquee Theatre 150 Nlaskot Puppet Theatre 1,23 0 Medieval Players 4.10 0 Northumberland Theatre Company Limited 1 .98 8 Paine ; Plough Limited 1,13 5 Park Stains Theatre, Erskine 51 2 Pocket Theatre Cumbria 97 3 Point Players 30 0 Red Ladder Theatre Company Limited 2•100 Renfrew District Council iU0 Sadis[a Sisters 69 5 Scottish Puppet Festival Association 5,11011 ;:83 Theatre Company Limited 98.900 7:83 Theatre Company (England) limited 1 .'l)0 Theatre Alba 7.550 Whisper and Shout Puppets 1 . 346 VVldcat Stage Productions Limited 9`+•0(10 Winged Morse Touring Productions Uinburgh) I imited 9.99 1

Brassne(A Theatre Company 1000 Bursaries 18.698 Circuit for Alternative Theatre in Scotland 239 Dumfries and Galloway Regional Counc11 3.3 5 Edinburgh Playwrights Workshop 1 .050 Hector McMillan 150 Highland Regional Council 1 .17 2 Lothian Regional Council 450 Scottish Cornmunay Drama Association 1.850 Scottish Mime Theatre Urnited 1`1,Otlu Scottish Society of Piay4vr~ghts 29,940 Scottish Student Dramo Ir•,tival 760 Scottish Youth Theatre ? 1 .0711 Showcase Working Party 1 000 1 Total as Note 2 ipage 541 ''% Touring

Association of British Theatre Technicians 1 3,33 4 Ballet Ramher t 10,329 Flying Tortoise Theatre Company Limited 3,200 Perth Repertory theatr e Cornpan y 8,2Ob Scottish Opera Theatre Roval Limite d 131 Scottish Theatre Trust Limited 213,264 Shetland Islands Counci l 50 The Nabonal Theatre Board Limite d 68,00 7 The Young Vii Compan y 2.77 4 Third Eye Centre (Glasgow) Limited 239 Whirligig Theatre 6,000 Winged Horse Touring Productions lEdinburghi Limite d 11 .4 %

Total as Note 2 (page 55}-where local authority contnhutiuns of L97,198 ar e L 12698 5 detailed

Hou .ing the Art s

Musi c Idinburgh : Queen's Hall {Newington) Limited E20,00 0 Glasgow : Scottish National Orchestra Society Limite d 20,00 0 i 40.(x)0

Dram a Dumtries: Guild of Play o,r,; Theatre Roya l 5,000 Dundee Repertory Theatre Limite d 8,5,00 0 Glasgow -theatre Clu b 25,00 0 Perth Repertory Theatre Limited 75,00 0 Pitlochry Festival Society Limited 24,80 0 St Andrews : Byre Theatre of St Andrews Limited 7,(x)o 22-1,80 0

Total as Note 2 ipage 56 ) L26 1,80 0

Art

Aberdeen : Aberdeen Museum and Art Galler y L 5,000 Artspace Galleries (Aberdeen) Limite d 31 .69 1 Peacoc k Printmakers (Aberciven) Limite d 35,04 3 Gray's School of Art 46 Angus District Counci l 1 .44 8 Bearsden and Miingavie : Bearsden and ,biingavie District Counci l 85 Miingavie Art Clu b 105 Broughly Ferry Art Societ y 34 Dumbarton District Council 125 Dundee: Duncan of Jordanstone College of Ar t 500 Dundee Art Societ y 500 Dundee Group iArtists) Limited 14,00 0 Dundee Museums and Art Galleries 1,06 9

Carried forward 89,64 6

64

Brought forward L89,646 Dundee Printmakers Workshop I_irnited 20,00 0 Dunfermline Dr,;tnct Council 50 Edinburgh : Artists' Collective 13' 1 Art on the Dole 611 0 Richard Dernarcn Exhibilkins 4,000 Richard Dernaric, Gallery Limited 9,000 City of Edinburgh District Council 4,069 Henderson's Gallery 2,4 36 Graeme Murray Gallery 3.000 New 57 Gallery Association Limited 3237 2 Printmakers Workshop Limited 28,48 2 The Queen's Hall lEdinburghi Limited 40 The Shore Gallery 708 Llnivvrstly of Edinburgh lalhot Rica Centre I i,12 5 369 Gallery 8.57 2 Glasgow : Cornpass Gallery Lirrute•d 19,500 Kelvingrove Art Gallery 10,1100 GlaSgaw Grasp 3,937 Glasgow Print titudio Limitt'd 49,000 Glasgow Sc hr)ol of Art 75 Hillhead Underground Gallery 460 University of Glasgow 1 . (-A)4 Hamck Art Club 15 2 Highland Regional ( :council 569 Inverness District Council 1,23 2 Ir\ince .blal ;num LeISUre C('ntrt• 131 Kelso Arts Appreciaticor) 5M . rt t.1 88 Kilmarnock and t roudun Dl%trict ( ollrtCit 488 Kirk( al(N DiArit L L'"ouncll 80 Kvle and Carrick [)mm L ( council !7 0 LivingsLon Art FnundatIM) 92 Lochaber Art Club 20 Lothian Regional (' ouncil 223 8 .Montrose- The rtitrontrfiw I;m wty 10 0 Moray DisLrI( L C OUM:C l "1,00 0 tOotherwell Distnct Council 1,00 0 Oban Art Societ\7 :1 Perth ,Museum and Art Gallery 3,2it1 Taytildt' RL~Kional ("'Until 4.41 The Contemporxy Art Sco wly 3,011 0 The SalLire Sociot~ 51) 0 The Scottish Photographs Group t imited -42 2, 5 0 Scottish SCUII)ture 1 rust ' 3, 10 0 Scottish Young ConrF-rnp rirws Exhilimcm tiIei-nng ConiniM e ttr] 0 Strathclyde Regional Counci l Stanley Hayter 464 Universsty of 5lrathclOv 3t t Work-.hop and Ar41Sls ' StudIO Provision Sc o[Lind Limitt ,d 44,532

Carried torward 414,43 6

65

Brought for%%ard L434,43 6

Grants to Publisher s Gracn-le Murr.i~ Caller v 'Srnacvx ogo 4w lain Patterso n L 2,000 Penumbra ti1 ;t f 5.000 Gordon Wright Pubiishing -Bronze In %W Wood' Iry Benno Schatz 3,000 10,000

Artists in Residence Am,terd .am tiWdw : Alirt,do :V.v1l.i 1,61 3 ne ;l Dallas Brown 1,01 3 Alatitatf Hal l 3,1 .3 1 Clive Sutton 1,01 3 Irvine De veloprnent Corporation Swan Bradbury, 3,36 5 Orknvy Field and Art Centre : Frances Walker 67 1 1 1,986

Award s )6.80 7 Commission s 1-1,476 41,283

Total as )ante 2 ipage 5 .5 , ±499,70 5

F1111-i

Edinburgh International Film Festiva l # 3,526 Bert Wes: Curnulo NUn16u5 WOO Greengage ProdUCtiUrly limited : lames Mcliev 2 11t IQ High Road Productions : The Privileg e 26.000 International Film Associates (Scotland hmitvcbl Surviva l 2.500 Sandy Johnson! Lie of the Lan d •'.f I00 Ian Knox : The Privilege 100 Lesle) Keen . Paul Klee I aking a Lino for a kVal k ) .24 5 Liberation Films Limited : Lee Jean s 200 Oscar Marzarnli : Glasgow: The Changing Cit y 1,300 Metropolis Pictures Limited- Men of Violent v S.500 Timothy Neat : Hallaif 4(X ) QM R. Productions : Tiiho a Lti 2,001 1 Jack Shea : Napoleon and Juliet 1 .t3U0 Trava.l Grant s 31 6 Umbrella Films Limited Another Tin g -Anrrther Piac e 40,000

Total as ;dote 2 (page :> ; ' ± 1110 .213 1

LilleraIure

Association for Scottish Iiterary Studieti L 7,[10 0 Ldinbur-Sh Bunk Fai r 4.00 0) Federation of Children's Bonk Groul1ti lEdinbur-h Br,Am h i 35 0

Carried forward L)' 3)()

66

Brought fr :,rward L 9,350 Gaelic Banks Council 22,000 Meel the Author 5,0{79 National Book LeagLW 15,980 National Library of Scotland 1,500 Scottish P(eblishe rs Association 2.3,864 University of Edinburgh 3,550 L 81,25 3 Publications Akro,' 4,427 Books in Scotland' 1 .05FI 'Cent rastu,' 6,534 'Chaprrran' 2,440 -The Common Reader 6,00() 'Galrm 7,000 'G ra t t I l 1 ' 1 [7 o 'Lallans' 640 'Lines Revle%N' 4.000 'Logos' 881) 'New Edinburgh Review 5,b52 'The Scottish R(wiew 5,400 'Short Story NSonthly 3 .00) 'Tocher' 1 . WO - 48.b2 1 Poetry Reading s An Comurn [,aidheala( h 7(S Asian Artiste, As, ,r)( mtioii 60 Cencra,tus 22S Crawiord Centre for the Ari, 4 000 Comhdarl na nat.ltialdh 177 Glasgow District Counci l Graffiti Poets 100 C;lasgow Writer, ( -tub r:) Helensburgh Writel, 5' \Vorkshop 6o Colin t-indsay NLacDougall W the Netherbow 150 Newbattle ,=Abbey College 300 Poets and S1ory'ltrllers 91.:1 The Poetry Society+Incorporated{ 1,500 Tht, Saitire Soc wtv 22 5 The Scots Language So( iety' IDO Wi(k Festival 1 1,5s7

Grants to Publishers Aberdeen University Pres s 'Alexander Ni( Donald . Leader of the Ntiners by G .10 b1'ii~on 1 .1300 'George Buchanan and Neo-Latin Poetry' by Philip Corti 2.000 'The Luin Hat and other Stories- Late Tales of Violet lacob edited in Ronaid C„trden 1 .800 Edward Arnold iPubhshers~ Limite d 'A Companion to Scottish Culture' edited by David Daichis 1 500

Carried forward 7. 1(AI 1 i(t 2->4

b 7

Brought forward 1_ 7 .luo1 L1 3y.254

Basil Blackwell Publish pcs 'The Companion to Gaelic Scotland' edited by Derick I homson 5.000 Williani 81st kwood and Sons Limitrel 'A 'it Kilda Album by 10arg;ar(4 BUChdlldil 1,400 Byway Brook s 'A Companion and Useful Cuide to th(, BINILIbes of Scotland' by Sarah Murray 1,250 'Northvrn Lights or a Voyage in the Lighthouse Yacht to Nova 7_embla and the Lar d Knows where in the summer of 1814' by Sir Walter Scott 1,000 Canongate Publishing; Limited 'The Vernacular Republic' by Les Mutray S00 'Rubber Stamps and Seals How to MAe Them' by George L Thomson 1,350 'Unlikely Stories Mostly' by Alasdarr Gray 3,000 'Surviving Passages' by Andrew Greig; 1,000 -The Celtic Conrlek:ti( n' edited by Robert O'Driscoll 1,250 Carcanet New Press Limited 'The Collected Poems of Edwin Morgan' 950 Chatto and Win(k)s Limited 'The Knight an the Bridge' by William Watson L000 William Collins Son-; and Company Lanited '1982 Volume of Short Stories' 3,250 Virgins and Viragos' by Rosalind K Marshall '1 .750 Croom Helm Limited 'A History of the Highland CIeZrlnres Volume I' by Enc Richards 1,500 Jahn Donald Publishers Limite d 'James Ill' by Dr Norman kia(-Dougall 2,500 'Scotland under Morton 1572 -80 by Dr George Hewitt 1,500 'Robert Ste%%art, Earl of Orkney and Lord of S(ot€and 1533-93' b) Dr Peter Anderson 1,500 'Ja(obae Estates of the `Forty-Five' by Dr Annette Smith 2,000 'Edinburgh and the Reformation' by Mi(hael Lynch 3010 'Deer Forests . Landlords and Crelfters' by Willie Orr 2,000 Richard Drew Publishing Limite d 'They Occult Establishment Volume II - The Age of the Irrational' by James C N Webb 1500 Faber and Faber Limite d 'Modern Scottish Short Storie,' edited by Fred Ur(luhart . and Ciles Gordon 700 Gairm Publication s 'EnIglish-Gaelic Dittionn' by Derick IN iin ,,on 1).(AX) Paul Harris Publishin g 'A Glitter of \Mca' by l s~ ie Kesson 1,000 'Contemporary Stottish VetrSV' edited by Dr Alexander Sr ott 2,200 'What do you think y(nrrself and Other Su)ries' by Naomi .Mitchi~on 1,000 'Poor Tom' by Ed%,0n Muir 1,0}0 -The Christian Watt Papers' by General Sir 01% id t ra5er 2,t1Lt0 Macdonald Publisher S 'The Merry houses of Caledonia' by Robert Burns 1,500 'Robert Garioth: Complete Poems , 3,000 'h4ag;nus \Merriman' by Eric Linklater 1 .500 'Carotid Comucopius' by Sydney Goodsir Smith 1,200 Mainstream Publishing; 'Hugh Miller: Outrage and Order' edited by C;eorgo Rusie 1 .00 0 'The Bells of Shoredltch' by Jaynes Kennawa} 1 .20 0 'The Dollar Bottom' by lames Kennaway 500 'The Perfect Victorian Hero' by Michael Brander 750

Carrier) forward 64.750 1 3a._'5 4

68

Brought forward _64,750 L 1 39,25 4

Oxford University Pres s Oxford Book of Scottish Verse' edited by Professor John Mm Queen & Dr Tom Scott 1,000 'Thomas Chalmers and the Gorily Commonwealth '178G- 1847' by Stewart I Brawn 2,00 0 'The Maze Stone' by Eileen Dur11n1> 150 0 Polygon Book s 'Odyssey {Volum(- II)' by Billy Kay 1,75 0 The Ramsay Head Pres s Alen of the Mearns" by Lewis Grassie Gibhon 1,35 0 'Peace Comes Dropping Slow and Other Stories' by Christopher Rush 1 .000 Scottish At aderrtic Press Limite d 'Robert Henryson' by Matthew P MacDiarmid, edited by David Daiches 750 'Hugh .'1atDiaFmsd' by Kenneth Buthley, edited by David Daiches 750 'Scott' by Thoma s, Crawlord, edited by David Daiches 750 Weidenfeld and Ni(oison Publsshersl Limite d 'The Scottish Reh,rmation and Society in Sixteenth Century Scotland' by I B Cowan 750 WildWOOd House LintilOCI Popular 1 ales of the 'Nest Highiands by I F Campbell 2,S11U 79.15 0

Writers in Residence Di)mirlit lit'hall : titr, .ALK-lydt.' Regional Council, Clasgow Division 4,000 Roiiald Butliii . Uijiversay u1 Ltlinhurgh 3,500 k4m M mo: Dunt,in of Jnrdanstone College of Art 5.200 Duuglas Dunn : Unn't'rtiitV of Dundee 6,000 Denm!, [ek , : Canadian Iellow'ship at Edinburgh University 50 1-iz. Lochhead 5trath0vch , keglonal Council . Renfrew Division 1,1300 Norman :Macdonald : Sahhal .`lrrr 0 ,,t vg 61,000 Ann RLMVII . Rentrcw District htlran' 6.000 Fraser Sutherland Scottish Comm iarl Fellotivship at Edinburgh University 5,500 --- 37 .2 0

Bot l :lvvarrls 6,700 Bunari(-, 41,500 Re( (rrdmg : tirratsnun Pn;dudions 150 tipt•cial AtivarcIs 2,75 0 Travel Cram-, 6,290 57, at3t l

lotal as Note 2 !page 15 t t 1 .01- 1

I- t, "iv ,1 J ,

Bdlra FestnJI Sot iu ,t% L 1 . [R1t } Dumrme, and Callr )tv at .1rt~ F,,tit al tinrlt tr ! _00 Dunkt_41 ind Ili rnarn Art . Ft ,sti%ai i s Dunierrnliirr Abbe` I oNti%ai lot 1,-1 itri + Easterhoutie Ft•siit,iI Stet it-t% 1 i .? i 5 mast Gbride •1rt , Ci~Ljnk it 1,0011 fdinhurgh : Crais;millar It st. val ;m_wt4 2,000 Ldinburgh f (",Ikal tint iviV Linli(I'd 37F3 11 .1

Carried forward 1`3$.61 9

`144

Brought furward f 398 .61 9

Edinburgh Folk Festival Society 1,600 Festival Fringe Society Limited 11 .00 0 Wester Hailes Community Festival 6,00 0 Fa#kirk Burns milk Club r14 Flares Falk Club 250 Girvan Folk Festival 120 Glasgow : Anderston Festival Society 300 Glasgow International Falk Festival 600 Springburn Community restival 750 Highland Traditional Ntusit 1 estival ;>U(1 Inverness Folk FtK16,al it 10 Isle of Skye Falk Music Assoclatlnn ?04 Kirkcaldy Folk Club .30 0 Perth Festival tai the arts 11,50 0 St ,Magnus Festival, Orkney 8040 Stirling District Festival A

Total as Note 2 {page 56) L442,408

Projects, Arts Centres and Clubs

Aberdeen Arts Centre Association ! 1 85 0 Arran Community Arts Project 5.40( ) Cumbernauld Theatre Trust Limitod 14,89 7 Dumfries: Guild of Players 1.854 Dundee : Dudhope Arts Centre 200 University of Dundee: Bonar Hall 7,000 Edinburgh : Andrew Dallmeyer 50) Graigmillar Festival Society Arts Resource Centre 1(1,1100 Pilton Central Association 2, W O Theatre Workshop Edinburgh t invited 69,71 0 Glasgow: Third Eye Centre t( .~lasgow) t imited 212,45 9 Grampian Arts Advisory Group 59b Greenock Arts Guild 660 Haddington : Lamp of Lothian Collegiate Centre 7,35 0 Inverness : Arts Hive Assuciatiun 1.61 0 Eden Court Theatre 122,n0 0 Merkin[:h Arts Workshop Project f-Aio Iona Community 1 , (X .K) Irvine : Harbour Arts Centre 1,03 2 Keith : Rowan Fair 200 Lothian Playsc.heme I orum 4.000 Policy Studies inswule 1,540 Prestwick Arts Guild 250 Strathclyde Community Relations C OLIM II 1511 Strnmmness Pier Arty Centre Trust 11,2 :0 Troon Arts Guild MO University of St Anclreyc-~ : Crawford Arty Centre 30 .270

Carried forward 539,47 4

70

Brought inrrvard L539.47 .4

Ll ni%ermty of Stirling: %IacRohert C .erltre 105 .51)1) Wick : I lie I yth Arts Centre 3.513 1

An Conikinn Caidlwalal I) 5,660 SCnttish CIVIC Entertainment Aom iatrwi '12,000 Scottish Lducalional Revre N 500 Shorts Community f.ducatinn Centre 14,00 0 SCOtt[S11 Council wl Disahday 7,50 0 Suitcase Circus Project 1 .20 0 Training Bursaries 7.81 1 Travel Bursarry 1,1313 Visiong Arts Unit 50x) Women Lsve in Sculland 1,00 0

Total as Nole 2 1page -,6, L - 04 35+.)

2 DIK'l:t. 11 .1 N(1I .l? ;1i it\Iill ,,

1981 198_' Musi c Tours : Concert s 11104 Expenditure E T 868 Income 75 Less VA T

i 311 Net expenditure for the year 1

Dram a lour s ± 6 ; Net expenditure for the yea r

Yuunf; Directors 11'nrksllo p ;+738 ' et e x penditure for the year i1n[ i

Art Exhibio, Ti , i229694 E.xperidrture ! IHl- vo )2 '696 Ini-oink . 30 .21! y 2 .676 Le-,N VA1 - 4 bC1 6

W0211 26,09 9

1179,679 'N'et expenditure for the year 1155,4'8

1 981 148 2 Art Film 1 a,ur> : E964 Expenditur e ` 2 517 Income f15 H 31 L~ ~s VA 1 14

13 4

L- 38 Net expenditure for the yea r } 8 1

Lectures : 111 .491 ExpenditUre 111 _'1 4 i { 86IIlcom e 477 Less VA T 3,39 0

1 8,101 Net expenditure for the yea r

Literatur e rltf'rs in ticho ok-i nd in Publi c 1Sd,1f3" I. XI WrldllLiT V 122 Income 14 1( ,oV1, T

108

! 1 1) , 179 glut Vt )QrldIture ff,r Iho year

Welsh Income and Expenditure Accoun t Arts Council for the year ended 31 March 1982

1 1±8 1 Note 1982 incom e (,rant brim Art ; Council of i IIt,Il . 010 (,real Britai n f'r< L i.h rrti fur grants and guarantee~ i n i )f4 pi (,\ iw), vear not rec)Uire d

0I I 1(-r 11 it ()lil t

~Il,y.'9 hl1[~rt~,t tc~ct•i~a#ll[ ~ L ti 2 .4 3 9 h,f;24 Pr[,cee(ti r.rn -,ale ut lixed a .set , 2,000 111,~8U SLJn&)' Ir1(oirl[ ' 5 3 8

hti. 188

i, I6?,at3 b S.Erf} .i.~f1( ~

Expenditur e 1 °17 191 Gr-neral %-.puriditure on the art; in "'ale ,; ! 5.17-1.12 1 1 3!,115 Genrral operating ousts to Wali°s 1 704. 1 ? 3

1 3 06 5,678, 24 4 Transiur to c,ipital account in respec t 42,243 [r1 capital expenditure in yea r 24.060 fransfe( to OrmW provision for capita l ;10.200) erp[•nditur e 9,261

7.181,149 5,71 1 . ,6 7

! , 15 (Sri 3`I Net (Deficit) for the Year L r17,8590

Welsh Balance Sheet Arts Council at 31 March 1982

111r 1 ti'ow 198 2 L 31- .''- Fixed Assets 4 1:338,31 0 Current Assets ?hrir I titruls 5 1. 33.77 5 -45f1 t .ti I)r f,t„r . rind prepay lien[~ r~ .491,-4 4,! 3, h', 6.81 3

1 es, Current Liabilitie s 144,432 GratiLs .ind Ci.i,rraritr ~ . 346 .09c] 70 526 Crvdil .or5 'I .36 .088

418.958 482,78 7

67,841 Net Current Assets dpi 24 3

1385,5(,8 087 =15 ;

Reprr-sented 13~ Capital Accoun t f298,22 .4 43alam e at J I \1,irc h 15181 !317,72 7 1 ranswr from im ome and expe nditurf •12.:.!43 U Lucmt 24.06 0 12 1 740 , Book- t, akin iii as wt ,- wld or- writwn uff ' ; -477

317,, 7 1.38 .31 0 6-184-1 Reserves and Provisions 7 411 24 3

( hairman r,4 thi s Welsh Art, ( mint il - ST I IYWEL EVANS, K(' B

S(,(retary General : ROY SIIA\N

Notes to the Account s

i INC( 0( Iti i IN(, 11()i }( 101)

The ACCOLInt) haae heel prepared under the hisuiric al cost convenlimi ind rrn a basis which takes aCClunt 01 the Staten1vnt s of Standard ArcOLJnting Prii0we drawn up by the Cr?nGLJitatlve Committee of Accountan( y Bodies, srJ far' ,15 these ortr appropriate k., Olt .- Cr tiM il ,

a Grants and guarantees i ;rants and V'u,rr ; ntee, , are, H irged to the Income and Experit fit tire AcCounl in the year fin which they art' undertaken as a I I) ?_WI11U11e1 'It by the C„unr. ii nil the hasis oI a lormal offer to and acceptance by the Ctiom il'; Clients . Any ailnluntS unlMi d iT'wii they o is mnigrnwnl5 aro dn(I };Lldrrllltr ~-'ti l11 60 0IfC ed fur the fullowlnk' finam Ol yvar aro Shown in the Ba4ince tihPYt a5 aSSetr ,

b Fixed asset s Ethc*nditure nr fixerl as,et, i, clwrgerl an in gymprimt on IraPn the InCr1111r' And I:Ypvrld1IL1IV AL'cOunt to the Ctuinc .d' . Capita l AI .0-int . flee brink valor or any assets solid or written oft is eliminated tram the Balance Sheet Ily a reduction in c3pita i l( r r)I mt Nov pr c t'I'ds of sale are I. wditttd to me wiie. Fixed aS,tas are riot depreciated . Any t-,Ienditure nn renewals i s bar, e( 7 ,Lj,,%Il M 41. ontil.

Ali \%cord., 0 art am imoi led order toed as .els ind Inrm an mlogrX part of the ( ouncil'< o-xhihilion pr,%r,irnm e

c Stock s Stork, ire Stated at c -ost on a Lin it( ost b,isis . or at rivi nra IJSa1')1 L'aILJe if IOWer .

d Exhibitions t \peoditure ant L00d rm an exhihjnor1 profllated by the (A)IIIiril is charged to the year in which that c:\hibwon is officially , qwl ed to the 1)tIh1w, . Frpenditure Inc kit red in a year I) not I,o that opening is treated as a prepaysllf,nt ,

e Consolidation Th(.,- Art, CtAfllr it of Great Britain is krhally respUnA)le (I rr the affairs t.If the Scottish Arcs COLOICH and the Welsh Arts CoLI1161 , n hit h ire by corwitLHilm committees CII the C d1uncil . Howe\ et in viom," of the powers delegated m I hose c ommitlees I hev prrrs prit ,eparale at: (aunts \vllic h are not L onSolidated with thui e of the Arts Crimicil .

1 c1117 198 2 Musi c { 1, 3' .+5 .900 Grants anti ~,ttarantces L 1,5 :9 ;285 1)55 ~c henies expenses 1,05 5 187,61 .4 Cimuerl PrugranltT 158.37 1 - Ylxrn q %Vrlsh Singers Competition 700 Rec(irdiiig of Welsh Music--net expenditure ' 8,172 Lim omo) (475 1 - Yining Wtc kh CtLmpr,tiers forum W47

1 .592, 701 11. 7 39 .98 1

Dance i it1 .9b2 ( A'rants and gwwiltevv 171,9b2 '?8 SI hurries e`

1 S r~, 190 17 3,_, 1 0

1, 1 13'7'1 (arrirc] fnr\v,arcl I,c l'I i.-l y 3 _5

1 1 1 198 2 ± 1 - I i i491 13nlklt4hi kowv lfll i1,913 .4~1 3

Drama I , t i ,' f14 ( ;rants anti griarantet~~ 1 .512.72 2 1 T41 Cunlerenc es and actlvltr[-s - - 5t heroes t xpenses 48 1 Training 150

1 .4 I , 513, 3 5 5

Art 192,238 Grants,1ndg LJ,rrantev,, 271,006 168,328 Cxhibiriuns 133,7 3 7 1,176 PLINKAtlnrb 4,7 S7 7,613 Visual Art Develr,pmrnt ISrhenw 0,3)-3 2,332 MaintenanLe of Welsh Collef non 2,68 1 4,483 Other actrvait-y 4.146 - 1=xpenst-, of Award tit herne-, 4,037

376,170 406.705

Film

80,855 Grant, and .guar i itees 14-1 ,0172 1 .061 011iw 1( 11%1109

81.916 93.18 1 35,000 Itss%Granter Iri,m British Film Institute 35).000

46,916 54.181

Literature 406.924 C.r,rnt> and guarantees 4 3_',480 421 of h4'mi-, experl~r, .ti 842 7,81)3 1'uhllta0tm, 10-121 6,051 Competitions, and [Wilt', ? 385 - Other actrviLWS 179

4-21,2))1 461~.209

Festivals 83,7 -30 r,1nt5 and i;zix,lntov, 1(14,144

1416,646 Oriel Bookshop and Gallery 1_'8,4)7 4

Projects $,`)841 (.,rant,, and t,,ir~n1(ts i4.?i[I PrO,s('M V'It the Rnl,tl \ .11J .m, l 4i,wfldl,Id

8.980 39, 6 .34

4.191,248 Carried forward .4.626,400 76

1981 198 2 L4,191,248 8rcwght forward L4,626,40O

Regional 450 .743 t Jantti .and guarantues 481,700

Craft 17, S48 (.rants and gi-Ofantt lus L38,016 2.11 Schemes expenses 770 28,835 Exhibitions 14,662 4.436 Publication~ and re( ords 6,720 917 Conference 4,133 3 223 Other activities -

52,200 65,02 1 52,000 Less Grant from Crafts Council 57,()00

200 8,02 1

Housing the Art s 75,000 Grants 58,00 0

L4,717,191 Total expenditure for the year L5 .174 12 1

Details of Grants and Guarantees are given in Schedule 1 on pages 80 to 87 . The Income and Expen(litur('of (hu c i art exhibitions . and the concert programmes are given on Schedule 2 on page 88.

i20b .879 Salaries and ~vage!, L 305 .566 37 .852 Arts Council of Great Britain Rctirement Plan 45,44 5 48,527 Travelling andsubsislcne 47.55 3 '17,511 Rent and rates 24.00 3 9,622 Fuel . light and house expenee ,, 1716 7 7,816 Publi( it), and (entertainment 6,37 6 22:025 Postage and telephone 29.59 1 365 Stationery and printing 7 564 5.410 Professional fees 7,15 3 2,628 Enquiries, investigations and research 41 6 6.480 Office and sundry expenses '15 28 ;

L432115 L ;t1-1 .l _

,I t„ _ 1r, t , 1,,1 1 , : ; !

Book value at Items sold or Bunk value a t 1 April 1981 Additions written off 31 Marc h 198 2 Freehold property . Casson Theatr e £ 8,51n1 1 - - t 8.50 1 Improvements at cos t 2.817 - 2,81 5

11 .315 - - 11,31 5

Leasehold improvements : Museum Plac e 4.704 3,349 - 8,05 .3 Charles Street 35,072 - 35,07 2 Herbert Street 111.5118 - 10.50 8

50,284 3, 349 53,63 3

Ecluiprnent and Vehicles : Office equipmen t 411 .320 R770 - 49,090 Art exhibition equipmen t 19.481 300 - 19,78 1 Film equipment 3.1,138 - 34,1 .38 Motor vehicles 42,500 11,391 3,477 70.41 4

136,439 20,461 3,477 173,42 3

Works of art 118,826 - - 118,826 Craft collectio n 863 250 - 1,11 3

119,689 2511 - 119,93 9

Tutal 3_ S 17727 L'-9 ur,l, }_ ;,-4'7 i 38, 3"I{)

All fixed assets are staled at cost .

118 1 1982 L Q.6891 N,uk,hn p 11775

1.117, 000 Grants md guaranwes lm id m ,idv,,rr , 135 .358 1;undrv debtors and prrpaynuvnt ,

L-i ,1 .1 -4 ;8

78

RI ti[ R\ P) 1ti'I) PR C)~'i Surplus !deficit) Transfer from 1 April 1981 for the year reserves Appropriation 31 March 1982 Income and expenditure account 167,841 Li27,8591 L - E-- L39,982 Provision fo r capital expenditure - - 9,261 9,26 1

!F,' 841 L127,859i L9,261 ± E49,243

Provision for capital expenditure - 1 he appropriation is required to enSUre that the balance on the provision at the year end is sufficient to rivet th e sure committed by the C:ouneil for ; apical items ordered but not delivered at that dat e

Indemnities entered into by the Council in respect of objects burrowed for vxhibitton purprases totr .illed not mor e than 12 .35,857 at 11 March 198211981 --L175,523~ .

Certificate of Comptroller and Auditor Genera l I have examined the foregoing Balance Sheet, Income and Expenditure Account and the supporting informatio n Set nut in the Notes to the Accounts. I certify that in my opinion these give, under the historical cost conventio n and the accounting policies set out in Note 1 . a true and fair vies of the state of affairs of the V% Ielsh Arts Counci l at 31 March 1982 and of its transactions for the vear ended on that date .

J. A . COLLEN S Depute Secretary for COMPTROLLER AND AUDITOR GENERA L Exchequer and Audit Departmen t 27 July 1982

79

Welsh t o Arts Council the Accounts 31 March 198 3

(including subsidies offered but not paid at that date )

Oper a ]Veld]'Natl(Inal C)1wr,l I iTnito l F - 1, 2 -11 .000

Other Activities Actiull PIC ! 1 .500 I3BC Welsh Symphony Orchestra 214,300 Merlin Music So( iety 1. 500 St David's Hall, Cardiff 1-11 .orII J St Donat'ti Arts Centre 1.2011

Uniwrsity College of North Wales, Bangor ;..40 0 Welsh Amateur Music Federation h- .11111 1 %Vekh Jazz Socivty 4 ,H 0 Welsh ,Mu-,ic- ArchlLe Zn .lIIl 1 - - 12 1 .501 1

Recordings of Welsh Musi c Chandc~s Ret_rrrdi 1.10 0

Commission ,, to Ck)nlposers -1 1,23 0 Bursaries for Ads anc:ed Study 15 . 100 Publications : University College . Cardif f University College, North Wales, Bangor 1 .23 1) Guild for Promotion of Welsh Music 1 . }ti t

Total as Nate 2 (page 751 r 1 ; 71 1.28 5

Darnce

Moving Being 81I,t)11 0 Theatr Clwyd Dance 2 511 0 Theatr Pow y s fFoodoosO 1-,I if Il h Welch Dance Theatre Trw,1 -15I1(r1} _ 11 0 141

Small Scale Dance Touring Scheme \orth IValt--4 Arcs Al'woUatirorz 1,51I ~ 5011111-f=dSt %,Vales Arts Assoc, latlon -1,7 ~ 3 'it Donat'ti Community Arts Tea m \Ve sl Wales Arts Asst)ciation 1

Project s lumporti Dance The = atre iIl„ -~ n Award, tci Irndi6cluals ;,5u1I 13,-~t I

Carried lomard 166,79 5

81 1

BrouOit Icirtti .trd i t 66, 79

Grant Aid for Dance Floors Chapter Aris ( ctitre L-150 Deweliwnivol Brrard lot Run) Wales 2 5 0 [arch Theatre 230 Welsh Dance Iheal re Trus t 250

Bursarws and Award ,, Training; Cnursvs

total a% vote 2 (pag t• 7') j

Drama

Receiving Theatres and Arts Centre s ANbvrvSlwvth Arts C enl w f92,Ui .l[ 1 Bangor : Theatr GwN ned d 00.O0 0 Cardiff : Chapter Arts (.enirt - 111000 0 She•rman r heatr e 106.80 0 i a 3d1 _1i0 0

Drama Companies 1r_ti{ui Pi e 25,00 0 troth t,ri l 2U,(101 ) C :ardilf 1_rahrrratnry Thc•Itn i'rolus_t Vnt( e 64,0001 C .rnc, :llurrTheatre 87,00 0 C:I~~ ~ cf Ccstnll` G_rur~c I I 110( ) wilmi Thoatr Cymru 175,201.1 Cwimi This ,aw bv6ba n 111,00 0 Gut-irI Iheat rern Edoc 100 P 22,5001 Pau1)(Jf C arrI 3 1 "16,00 0 5pectat. le Theatr e 2:3.001 g Theatr Bara Caw s 27.00 0 Theatr Clwyd . Mol d 161 .100 Theatr Powy s 31 00[ 1 Torch Theatre Miltwd Have n 137 , S()() West Glamorgan Theatre in Lduiativ n 12,000 f;-18 t f()l1

Theatre Project s Action Pit! Cold Steel i,C1f N ) Drama aril tiIo~onienl fame° ti%,ith tit, Ilandicappoc i 62 On the Slate r b4f) Bag, and Baggli g;t ' Brith Gof (- nuu (NNi Tr i I !r} ~ Cardiff Of( LJN Schuol -1111 1 Cardiff Community Conc.rrn 401 1 Cardiff I .abontory Theatr e 7,1)(11 1 Children's Theatre Tour 000 I

Carried furtitiar{l -r > .1 1 8- , 7flf 1 H I

,uus ib•~ I , (I jvradi rh( f ; NorlIi Wales Arts A-rlc iatio n J.;n r h)trrn e lge 111' it 1,31 1

walrv 11• .111 f 11 0 c alr 1

h I heat rr •1 ll, -atre fs} Ldn ~

i \ .3lu~n,11 l~~~f,i ; I~,ratre ~,lrfu

Amateur Theatre Drama A,sociation of Wale-.

Miscellaneous Project s V1'rer,iaw Dif im.( Arts Assmi[3I, f

W d travel grant s ii ; .L! Crirninissuui 5Lhema '

i,rants and g u,}r.lrilve . lowards exhibition s

i t• , t,i~nnfl~ ~ ~ Iir,rull P ".ew Photrr~zrllpiiu( Pit ick l 1 1 trl>r'um XKi ( ;.lIIt'" . 5war}~l ., 1t1 tf /1J rli I I

lafsl.rni r rlr,4a Art, elra ' . ~ 4 tyn ATt l laller4' . l1l . rt \llF,, , unl and ( . ,.il 15 ' 1T)ef i

Carr u', . a ., ; Brought forwar d .L(14,/--1 0

Powys County Counci ! -3.5 0 Royal Cambrian Academy of Ar t 4,00 0 Royal National Eisteddfod of Wales (1,000 Sherman Thoatr e 400 St Donat's Arts Centre 600 Theat r Clwyd, Oriel 200 The Photographic Gallery, Cardif f 19,27 7) "rower Gallery, Caldicot '15 0 University Co4-ge Art Group, Cardiff 500 University Co kge, Bango r 2,65 0 University College . Swansea 611 0 West Clamorgan County Counci l 50 Wrexham Library Arts Centr e 3.90 0 Wyeside Arts Centre 800 ±1 34,32 5

Grants for Gallery Staffing Improvement s Chapter :'Arts C.entrr , 4,00 0 ~h[rstvn An C;al~rv 2,500 6, 50i )

Aid to Artists Organisations Artlaw Services 2 ,00 0 Association of ArtiSL± and De Jgners in Wales 32 .00 0 Contemporary Art Society for IValc s 200 0 % Group Wale s 2 .00 0 Llanover Hall Arts Centr e 3,00 0 U-Print Community Printmakin g 2,00 0 Welsh Sculpture Trus t 6,000 49,000

Grant Aid for Commissions C;wvnecJc .l County Counci l 4,004 ) Ivor koherts-Jones fHarlech 5culPture' i 5, Uu 0 St David's Hail, Cardiff 10.00 0 5t David's Ursullne Convent . BreC a n 700 St Joseph's High SchorA Brecon 500 University of Wales Institute of Science and Technolog y S0f 1 20,70 0

Restoration Grant s Cnntemporar :Art Society for Wale s 200 0

Artists in Residence Schem e Hanover Hall Art Centr e 1,50 0 Swansea City Ccurnci l 1 .000 2,500

Carried forward

st h -ch)"o T tt ehh .4 (Is (otIm, i

Brought forward 1215,02 5

Young Artists Grants 4,16 1 Special Project Grants 6,82 1 Loans to Artists 121,884 Less: amounts repaid (885) 20,999

Publication s University of Wales Press 4,000

Total as Nate 2 (page 76) £251 .006

Fil m

Bwrdd Ffilmiau Cymraeg L13,27 5

Film Worksho p Chapter Arts Centre 13,22 5

Film Making Grants 26,990 All Wales Video Project 27,220

Training and Educatio n Celtic Film Festival 11,000 Chapter Arts Centre 2,66 5 St David's University College, Lampeter 139 Swansea Festival 100 University College, Cardiff 420 Universitv of Wales, Gregynog 300 Welsh Regional Group BFFS 335 A%vards to Individuals 2,403 7, .362

Capital Grant Chapter Arts Centre 4,000

total as Note 2 !page 76) E()2,07 2

Literature

Welsh Books Council f "145.56 5 Yr Academi Gymreig 74,230

Grants to Publishers Yr Academi Gyrnreig L 1,500 Carcanet New Press 1,200 Christopher Davies 1,850 Gwasg Gee 3,50 ) Gwasg Gomer 15,000

Carried forward 23,050 219,79 5

84

tie . 1w(hi/e . I tl #4,6 let, ! om I /

Brought forward 121,050 1219,79 5

Gwasg Gr gynog 6,000 Gwasg Prifysgol Cymru 20,40 0 Gwasg y Dref Wen 5,600 Poetry Wales Press 1,950 Y Llyfrfa NA,C . Soil 57, 500

Children's Literature National Centre for Children's Literature 10,500 Borjk Produc0on Grants 11,000 21,1100

Periodical s 'Arcade' 43,500 'Barddas 1,57 5 'Barn' 12,350 'Llafur' 500 'Poetry Wales ' 5,040 'Taliesin' 2,100 The Powys Review' 2,200 'Traethodydd' 2.300 'Trafodion y Cvmmrodorion' 1,OOll '1' Casglwr' 745 'Y Faner' 35 .000 106,31 0

Readings and Other Activitie s Cyrndeithas Cerdd Datod 800 North Wales Arts Association 1,50 0 Royal National Eisteddfod of Wales 6,00 0 South-East Wales Arts Association 1,50 0 West Wales Arts Association 1,50 0 Women in Entertainment 200 11,50 0

Prizes and Bursaries 15.87 5

Total as Note 2 (page 76 ; 14 ;2' .48 0

Festival s Cardiff Ieslival L 41 .900 FishgUard Festival 9,500 Llandatf Festival 22,000 Llangollen International Music Eisteddfod 23,750 North Wales `1usi( I esllvdl 7.000 Royal National Eisteddfod of Wales 4,24 1 Saint David's Cathedral Bach Festival 1,750 Swansea festival 15,000 Vale of Glamorgan Ivsti~al 7,000 Welsh Jazz Society 2.000

Total as Note 2 (page 7Fi ; f 104 144

8.5 i{ k I t~iW :, ,

Arts Association s North Wales Art, A,>r sc, I,ijo n South-Last %Valk, -\nt A-O( iati„n West Waies Arty ;A" it I.~tv„r 151,200

Regional Theatre s (wand thf ,atre , IK (I{11 1 \0%% Theatre. ("arditf ~r r rtc . u) 38(10 1

Rural Arts Centres f ~rl(,,, I l,rrlr, h .Art, ( -, ,titre• _°i,)(H ) 1'1'se,alt• ArtsContr(, ,!(1,110 0

Royal National Eisteddfo d

Total as Dote (page 77"

II roiect s

Concord Ethnic Arts Festiva l L .300 University of Wales, Gregynog Fellowship L 4 4t)(I

Vehicle and Equipment Purchase Grant s Brith Go t 1,000 Gwent Theatre in Education 5,100 NAostyn Art Gallery 2,000 Paupers Carniva l 4,500 SI)ectacle Theatre -1,500 St Dorral's Arts Centre !.8N ) Theatr Bara Caw s ;.1)00 Torch Theatr e -4 500 Welsh Jazz Society -4 50 ?9 a • f)

Total as Note ~ ip,i o 76 1

C" r

Commission Aid (;rah<)nw Aire% Lira( ed Carrn,inhefi Io(hnrc :,11 and Agricultural Coileg e Clvvyd I lvaith Authorit \

Carried forward

86 Brought forward L 3,617 0 mid Glamorgan Health Authorit y 9txt Roval National Eisteddfod of Wales, Swansea 198 2 300 Aid to Craftsme n 400 i 5,20 0

Exhibitions and Workshops \cwlmrl'tuu ur1l and Art Galler y h50 St David's Hall, Cardif f 2,100 Wrexham I ibrary Arts Centr e 1,500 4,45 0

Projects Bethesda Community Arts Centr e 750 Bodeilio Weaving Centre 6501 Llantarnam Grange Arts Centr e 160 Mostyn Art Galler y 900 North Wales Arts Association 1,800 North Wales Potter s 11 0 Royal National ListeddIn d 2,200 South-East Wales Arts Associatio n 1 .700 South Wales Patter, 400 Swansea City Counci l 4.000 University of Wales, Gwasg Gregynog 5,000 West Glamorgan institute of Higher Educatio n 75 West Wales Arts Association 1,000 Awards to Craftsme n 6,191 24.936

Craftsmen in Residence 2.000 Ceramic Research Award 1,450

Total as Note 2 tpage 77 1 +_ 38 .0 36

Housing the Art s

Theatre Hafren, Newtow n 130,00 0 Dylan Thomas Theatre, Swansea 20,00 0 Theatr Clwyd . Aul d 4,00 0 Welsh Dance Theatre Trust - Casson Studio s 4.00 0

Total as Note 2 (page 77) 58.00 0

87

-' c h p cicrle _ t % O'%h Aft, C r,ur.c rr

2 DIRECTLY PRC)MOTED .ACTIVITIE S

1981 198 2 Art Lxhibrtwm : Lxpenditur e L 50,965 Transport L 53,38 9 72,066 Organising 63,27 7 31,870 Catalogues 18,285 2.757 Publicity 996 15,972 1 ,Varehouse and workshop 11,20 0

173,630 147,147 6.044 Income L14, 14,336 742 Uess VAT 1126

:002 13,41 0

L168,328 Net expenditure fur the year i1 33,73 7

Musi c Ccmaerl Programm e L233,501 Expenditure L224,90 6 47,664 Income L70 .25 0 1 .7 77 Lass VAT 3.71 5

-15 .887 66,53 5

!_ 187 h 1 .1 Net expenditure for the' vear L1 -18,37 1

Oriel Bookshop and Galler y L115,4 1-9 13n(okshiip'

109,980 111 .42 4 75,081 Less Expenditure 84,04-)

134 .8991 L(27,382 )

734 Commission on Gallerv Sales 627 96 Less VAT T 54

16 38 i 4,893 1

{ 35,5 .37) 32,275 ) 21,502 Cc.»t of Exhibitions 24,748 1104 Cost of I iterary Events 1,16 9 119,577 Operating Costs 131,03 7

L106,646 Net expenditure for thv year L128,679

88

Table A Housing the Arts Outstandin g Commitments

in 1981 82 the Arts CuLlrieil"s Grartt-in-Aid rrf 18U . J7f1.0U11 included L2,700,000 for Huuting div Arts The cfc-tai k of how this was spent can be found at the end ()f,( hcMdule 1, where L2,380,200 is accounted for in England . 1261 .800 in ticotfand and 158,000 in Wales . Tfle grant included the ;urns of 1750,000, whit h was paid to the Roval Opera House towards the Covent Garden DevOopment fund ,'rota 1500,000 of which L435,00() was pai d to Engfish National Opera towards the e asL of rehearsal facilities and improvornents to the Limclon Coliseum . The sum of L140 .500 has been paid to the Nat{anal Theatre out of the special grant of L 350,000 earmarked i n 1980 81 for the cost of c orupfeting the South Bank theatre complex .

The balance of 1274 .500 1,165,000 for the Eilglislt Nation,11 Opera and 12(J9 .500 for the National Theatre's has bee n used in 1981'82 to meet other Housing the Arts comn-itrnents brought forward from future financial years .

The Arts Council was also empowered to enter into cornralilr-n nts during 1981182 to make pnrv)sion for Housin g the Arts Lap to a total of 12,485,000. However . in View of the (01101)uecl restrictions by the Office of Arts and Libraries on the crash allocation, the Council has had to maintain a close review of its commitments and rests t then) accordingly . As a fesult of this, at 31 March 1982 only E1,800,50Ct had been thus committed out of th e total L2 .=485,000 authorised . The de tails are set out below .

England National Companie s National Theatre Board 1209,500 L 209,500

Musi c Hudder.field . Kirkiees Metropokan Council (Huddersfield flown Halli 20,00 0 Landon : Friends of f (FrIlL s 1,000 Manchester: lazz Centre: Society )The Band on the Walls 15.000 Nottingham City Council (Concert Hall ; 211 .500 24-1 .50 0

Danc e Lc ndo n- Artillace Trust (Chrsenhaie Dance Space) 1.500 - 1, 50 0

Drama Cnlche

Tourin g Sath . Theatre Royaf Bath Limited 350,000 350,000

Art Bradford City Council (National ,Museum of Photograply+ 50.000 Leeds Citv Council [City Art Gallery) 20.000 Ltrndon : F1aif Moon Photography Workshop 1-inlited 10.000 Newpon . Isle of Wight Visual Arts Centre Limited 2,000 - 82 00 0

Carried forward 11,0115,700

89

Brought forward L1,005, 500

Regiona l Banbury : 5piceball Arts and Corr}munity Association Limited )= 10,000 Birmingham : Cannon Hill Trust Limited 5.(100 bracknell. South Bill Park I rust Limited 12(),Ct00 Chipping Nortun : -rhe Theatre Chipping Norton) Umitod 2,000 Gainsborough Area Arts Association Jrinity Churchf 10,000 Hexham : Northumberland County COLIMA iQueen's Hall Art, Centre) 25,000 Kidderminster : Wvre Forest Distri(L Council (Old School Arts Centre) 5,00U Liverpool : Great Georges Community Cultural Project Limited 10.000 Radio Doom 3,000 London : Deptford Fund tNP%v Alhany) III,(40( 1 Fred Form Arts Trust limited 2,000 Newca ,,tle: Live I heatre Gimpany i,0OO Norwich Arts Centre Limited 5,000 Oxford Area Arts Council )Old Fire Station Arts Centre s 4,000 Oxford Area Arts Council tSt Paul's Project) 5,000 Stafford Borough Council (Borough Hall) 30,000 Sunderland Arts Centre Limited 20,000 Wells-next-the-sea : The Wells Cents Limited 1[),000 299,000

Scotlan d Edinburgh Theatre Trust Limited 148,000 Glasgow : Citizen's Theatre Limited -191,000 Glasgow Theatre Club Jron Kirk) 5fY,000 391 .000

'Vales Swansea : Dylan Thomas Theatre 15,000 Swansea : University College Arts Centre 90,000 105.000

L1,800 .500

90

Table B Special Funds

Beneficiaries during the year ended 31 March 198 2

Compton Poetry Fun d 1d(daide Festival of Arty. Incorporated 91 0 I Ilends of Israel ECILICatiW1,11 1 Ulyt 2,750

Guilhermina Suggia Gift for the 'Cell o Liam Ab[,III 25o Etta B6c ker 100 Dalre Iit7ger}ld hlFS 1 Ernnla-lane Murphy I ;t l Ruth Phillips ?00 Ur41,11a Smith 10I 1

H. A. Thew Fund Dina Belmott lrIn Perleilape Hewitt-Jclnes ?t1( 1 David lacks 100 Little Singers of tit josq)h the Worker '10 0 Keith %latthews I ;t 7 David Rawl ,thorne 2114 l larlet lhomas So Jeremy Wafhink 17 }

Henry and Lily Davis Fund Judith Buc klc~ 35() Annette Cole 5l1 Pater Cnle.man-%Vright 40t l Susan Dorey 7S O Aidan Goetze e 80 C Jane Cregory I .,l] Timothy Hugh X51 1 lanis Kelly 500 Sophi ? tangdon -~O Anne 11cGivern 4f1( ) Linda McLeod J70 Peter Manning 000 Kathleen Nturray ?UU Jan Stuart 200 Patricia Wright 400 Yolarldc, %VIglev 270

Miriam Licette Scholarshi p Janine Sl lenc :e Roebuck I .;;ll Sarah Vivian 1 ..';( 1 Penelope Walker I I1{1{ I

Mrs Thornton Beques t Ian Friend tclr l Darryl Viner ;r)

91

Tame C Subsidies to Regional Arts Associations

An analysis of funds made available by the Council during the year ende d 31 March 198 2

8 .1~,ic Intirrr~y Tvuring- tIb'rch, fii rc : Dance D, mt. e Drama Eastern a 479.73 f r ! E - L -L - h - - -4,010(? 8,37 5 C 2 .450 - -

East a 562,000 4 C10C} Midlands b - 1,490 3,4 .10 11,92 4 5,000 - -

Greater a 76TD00 3.000 - - London h - 5,7 19 1,27 8

Lincoinshire a 401,000 - - & Humberside h - 1"1 4,340 14,11 E

Merseyside 404.-)00 - - - Li - 575 1,642 1,16 0 - 3,500 - Northern a 1,360,500 4,000 -- - I~ - .3,090 1220 14,85 6

North West a 699.000 - - La - 505 4,000 7,50 0

Southern a 622 .5001 - Ir - 775 100 14,470 t 1,650 - -

South East It 364,000 - - b - 630 - 2,045 9,65 9 C - - 2,000 - -

South West a 578,00 0 h 1,(470 - 4,500 17,34 5 C 930 1,500 - --

West a $15.000 - - - Midlands h 1,560 - 14,800 39,53 5 C - 720 - -

Yorkshire a 523,000 2,500 - - - h - 1,575 - 5,000 14,440 c 200 - - -

Totals L7,572,150 L25,360 L'19,995 (53,126 L 165,6 .38

a Basic subsidies and addltional funds for organisations and events in their areas for which the Regiona l Arts Associations are expet_ted to ma1-e provision in future years . la SUI?4idies made available for standard schemes or areas of activity for which the Regional Arts AssCit Winn'; undertake all administration and monitoring on behalf of the Arts Council .

92

[ ' 1144- ( -

Drama -1rt blerwurr Other' Sub-totats Totals £ £ £ - £ 8,100 £ 488,25 0 - 5 .600 2,200 - 10,175 £ 541 .04 5 16.520 2,6110 11,050 32,62 0 4,000 46,000 3,000 619,00 0 - 5,000 2 .7 5n - 24,604 699,75 4 - 24,150 0.500 17,500 56,15 0 50,000 2.3,0(}[} 190,1100 1,129,1100 - 11,275 1,200 32,442 1, 209,37 1 7,500 13,830 18.50(} 8,650 48,480

-- - 12,000 4 .33,000 - 1,650 810 - 21,066 460,69 -1 2 ,000 6bw> ;

- - - 403500 - 3,000 750 - 7,'127 444 .87 7 - 8,500 - .21 .250 3 3, 25 0 1,350 14.000 - 1 ..379,850 - 14,925 1,500 - 37,591 1,456,05 1 - 27.760 1,850 (),0011 38,61 0 - - - 699,000 - 5.300 2.750 - 20,055 751 .05 5 23,7 ;0 1,500 !,.750 32,000 28.000 7,150 - 8,000 665,650 6,575 1,750 -- 26 070 7()8 ,62() 11,250 - 4,000 16, y 00 8,800 -- 1 3 .500 386, 30 0 - 4,375 1,800 18,509 4 .11,27 4 - 4.765 500 19,200 26,46 5 - - - S.t]fSl_I 583,00 0 - 7.500 2,250 - 33,x65 '(]_',17 5 - 31,53[} 74,650 85,61 0 3,000 - 818,00 0 4,300 1.5114] 62,67 5 846,09 5 2,500 7,700 4, ;00 15 .42 0 - 12 .000 - 537,50 0 - 5 .855 2,750 29,620 586.400 - 14,580 - 5 ODU 19,78 0

£93.350 £353 .640 L6-1 .500 L54.3550 £8,888,509 L8 .888 5(19

c Subsidies made available to the Regional Arts Associations with no c()mmitm(ynt on thew part to mak e provision in future year s Other: mcludes tiubsidy offered tor (ornmunsty arts and for other purposes nrrt classifiable under particular headings including general sup plementary funds . 93

Table D Exhibitions held in Great Britai n during 1981182

i,i Great Britai n

LR Craigee Aitchison, paintings 1953-198 1 R Ian Berry : The English (organised by the Photographers' Gallery i RW Bouks and Folios : Screenprints by Derrick Greaves, Robert Medley and Edward Middleditc h LR Brancusi Photograph s LRS Bill Brandt Photograph s R Bill Brandt, retrospective (organised by the Royal Photographic Society ) R The British Worker : photographs of working life 1839 193 9 S Anthony Caro: five sculptures from the Arts Council Collectio n RW Constructed Images : Approaches to Modern Art III R The Sculptures of Dega s R Sonia Dclaunay : illustrations to Arthur Rimbaud' .' 'Illuminatic:ns' R Frank Dobson 1886 1963 : true and pure: sculpture )organised by Kettle's Yard, Cambridge ) R Marcel Duchamp's Travelling Bo x R English Cottages and Small Farmhouses : documentar y L Eureka! Artists from Australi a RS Experimental Photography 1920- 4 0 R Fragments against Ruin, a journey through mc.rclern art, works selected and pure hosed by Julian Spaldin g for the Arts Council Collectio n R From Object to Object : an Arts Council Collection exhibitio n RWS Giacometti's Paris : lithographs from Alberto Giacometti's'Paris sans fin ' L Alberto Gi acumetti : Sculpture, Paintings, Drawing s LR Harold Gilman "18 76-191 9 R Growing up with Art : The Leicestershire Collection for Schools and College s LR The Human factor : an Arts Council Collection exhibition of Sculptures made by ten artists during th e seventie s R The Idea of the Village : documentar y L In the Image of Man : the Indian perception of the universe through 2000 years of painting and sculptur e R Inner Worlds: an Arts Council Collection exhibition of sculpttres, paintings and drawings selected b y Paul Overt/ LSR The Isle of Man : photographs by Christopher Killip torganised by the Side Gallery, Newcastle ) S Wiiliam Johnstone : a retrospective exhibitio n L Phillip King, sculpture s LR Late Sickert : paintings 1927-4 2 R Leaves never grow on trees Nlax Ernst's 'Histoire Naturelle ' R Life Cycle : paintings and drawings by Johannes D6rflinge r R Lubeetkin and Tecton- Architecture and Social Commitmen t L Lutvens, the work of Sir Edwin Lutvens 1869- 194 4 RW A Mansion of NAany Chambers : Beauty and other works, An Arts Council Collection exhibition of specia l purchases and loans .'elected by Dr David Brow n L Modern British Photography 1919- 193 9 LSR Raymond Moore . photograph s R The National Gallery Lends : Paintings of the Warm South by foreign painters in Italy in the Seventeent h Centur y R Nature as Material : an exhibition of Sculpture and photographs purchased for the Arts Council Collectio n by Andrew Causey L Painting the Town: doa+mentary LRS Photographer as Printmaker : 140 years of photographic printmakin g R Picasso Graphic s L Picas-~o's Picassos : paintings, drawings, sculptures, graphics and collages from the 1v1usee Picasso, Pari s LR Mary Potter : 50 years Of paintin g RS Reality and Artifice : Approaches to Modern Art 1 1 R Bridget Riley Print s

94

RW Rimmantic_isrri Cimurued : Approaches to Modern Art I V L Serpentine Summer Shows I, II, II I

L Frederick Sommer, drawings, Photographs and MUSIL scores Stanley Spencer in the Shipyard : paintings and clrawings with photographs by Cecil Beatc m RW A. Paintmg!~, Drawings and Photograph s R B. Drawings and Photograph s R Homer Sykes : Traditional British Calendar Customs (organised by the Arriolfini Gallery, Bristol ? LR Ten 20th CPntLrry Helu,eS : do(uniontar y R Timber Framed Buildings : de~cumentar y R Traditional Farm Buildings : documentary LS Ger van Elk, recent painting and ,cull)ture and a selection of earlier wor k LR The Vrilage (-reen . documentar y RW Andy Warhol, Portrait SLreenprints 1965 -8 0 LR Carel Weight RA RW I dward Weston .(rganiA,d by the :Museum of Modern Art, Oxford ) RW Wh lr is Ah ,,tracI Art? Appruac lies to Modern Art I

tiixty-thrty e\Nbitions were held in 15 ; separate galleries in 121 different places i25 1 showings including -15 iu4 d in London at the Arts Corrode' . Hayward Gallery and Serpentine Callm, mid other galleries including the Roya l Academvi . A number of exhibitions listed received showings prior to the year under review and arc already liste d in the annual report of 1980 81 .

z rilP7srt Arts ( )~;om i j

Ed American Abstract ExpressioniStS AiLlsetrm of Modern Art . New York Edinburgh Festival Six iety, SAC ) TE Artist Adventurer : David Roberts 1796- 186-4 TEW Elizabeth Blackadder retrospective exhibitio n T Keith Brockie wildlife sketche s TE James Cowie : thr, artist at work T Edinburgh behind the Far ode Ed Ger van Elk )Arts Council of Great Britain Serpentine Gallery exhibition) E William Giilies and the Scottish Landscap e

Ed Edward Hopper - The Formative Year,; Uhitney iu5eum of American Art Walsh Arts Council! Ed Phillip king 12 sculpture, 1961 8 1 Ed Vladimir ti4avak"v!,ky (NW-,(eurn of Modern Art . Oxford ) Ed Potor 10oore5 Liverpool Project 6 : Art into the 80, (Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool ) T New, from the Thirties pliotojaurnalism betwc,en the war s Ed tiew Works of Contemporary Art and Music (Graerne 14urray Gallery ) T Nijinsky 1912 -- photographs by de Meye r Ed Picasso Print s TE John Quinton Pringle Ed Recent Purchases T Screenprints and how they are made Ed SLOttiSh Contemporarv Abstraction (New 57 Gallery ) E Watermarks - recent work by Robert Callender and Elizabeth Ogilvi e

Twenty-one exhibitions were held in Scotland f21 buildings in 15 centres . 41 showings in all), in England ~ 8 buildings in B centres, 11 showings in all), and in Wales (1 showing) .

Travelling Galler y Edinburgh behind the Fa4ad e Beside the Seasid e Beasts on 1Vhcels: an exhibition r,f nineteenth contury (ravelling menageries Third Eye Centre SAC ) Pictures of Ourselves : contemporary Scottish self-portraits

95

+'ahft• L7

Welsh Arts Council

O Keith Andrew W An Artist in the Quarrie-s O Debbie Baker (phut,>graphy l O Paul Brewe r OW Evan and Felicity Charlto n O Crack, Grin and Chuckl e W The Dark Hrils The Heavy Cloud s WE Fartc:v Goods (organised with the Scottish Arts Council ) WE The Final Proof (in issoc-iation with Felix Rusensts6"- Widow & Son Ltd .) O Michael Flyn n 1 f rom Wge to Ldge iphotography ) 1E Ralph Gibson "s The Biack Series Recent Nudes (organised with The Pholographit_ Gallery . Cardiff : photography , O Sarah Floneyma n 1 Edward I loppvr The Formative Years lorganrsed by the Whitney Museurn of American Art, New Yor k and presented with the Scottish Arts Ct}un€'ll l W Gost.ombe John I(irganiseci with the National Mhtseum of Wales ) O Radovan KraE;uly WE f he Mc,nai Bridges (organise.d with the Gwynedd Archives Service ( O David Nas h O Malcolm Parson s OW Thomas Rathmel l WE Peter Reddick : Grogynr,g Fellow 1979-8 0 OW The Shadow of my Hand : Parts I and II O David Shepherd O Einan Short and Gillian Stil l W Sixties and Seventies_ Prints and Drawings by Barry Flanagan iurgani wd w+th the Mostyn Art Gallery , Llandudrio i WE Alan Sorrell : Early Wiles Re-created {organised by the National Museum Of Wa1e5 P W Welsh Harps (organised by the Craft Committee of the Welsh Axis Council with the support of the Craft s Carunci h

28 v\h ,itions, including 11 from England, were shown in Wales at 24 centres, in 29 different buildings . giving _` sli- icvings in all . In addition I S exhibftions were rariginated at Oriel of which 4 toured as above . Welsh Arts t :()until exhibitions had lit showings in England .

Note

E 1. 1111iTed in ~. nL~l<3n d Ed tx iihitrd in ( 6nht,rgh L Exhibited w I .jndn3i O 0ric I eNhihity in AVeIsh Arts Councij Book,hop and Gallery, Ca rd ii I R Exhibited in the Re•giom 5 Fxhihaed in Sioiland T Tour in Scotland W E\h1 died in Wale s 1 Ono shr wing oniv in 1482 : 82 (in Wa!t s unless vthen&ise indicated -

y6

•

•

I ~r•l 0 A r'~IlzbdmjM toured by the ~• M1rt . fn, in ; d of Cteat $ritai n •"`l .,rs tr ,n toured by the A•AAA ott s' Arts t :ounci l ~• O ♦ n rr .!ntrhnr~~ toured by the 0 A 0

n AjL

A A • A A A AAA• A • A M,A•• A A A n a n A n nA A n A OA A _ • n A• A • A A nA A • A • n n AA •A + A n • A A A • n A n n • n A i nA nMqAn • A n • A •~• nA A • A * A A

A n AA` A • A A A • 1

Table E Contemporary Music Networ k 1981/82 Tours

Carla Bley Band (USA): Birmingham, Bradford, Brighton, Bristol, Coventry, Kendal, Leeds , Leicester, Liverpool, London, Norwich, Southampto n

Company: Birmingham, Bristol, Coventry, Darlington, Leeds, Leicester, Llantwit Major, London, Southampton, Yor k

Fires of London : Bedford, Brighton, Bristol, Hull, Lancaster, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool , London, Sheffield, Warwic k

Hoketus (Netherlands) : Birmingham, Bradford, Cambridge, Huddersfield, Liverpool , Llantwit Major, London, Manchester, Nottingham, Southampto n

John Alldis Choir: Abbotsholme, Birmingham, Leeds, London, Manchester, Rosehill , Sheffield, Tonbridg e

London Sinfonietta : Bristol, Durham, Leeds, Leicester, London, Manchester, Nottingham , Warwick, York

Mike Osborne Septet : Birmingham, Bristol, Coventry, Darlington, Leeds, Leicester, London , Newcastle, Nottingham, Sheffield, Southampton

Mike Westbrook Orchestra : Darlington, Leeds, London, Norwich, Nottingham, Sheffield, Telford , Warwic k

Nash Ensemble: Birmingham, Lancaster, Londo n

Singcircle : Birmingham, Bradford, Bristol, Heanor, Leicester, Liverpool , Llantwit Major, London, Nottingham, Yor k

98

Table F Schemes and Awards Theatre Writing Scheme s

Bursarie s Vince Foxal l Colin Sel l Michael Abbensett s Paul Goetzee Chris Speyer Yemi Ajibad e Wilson John Hair e Jeremy James Taylo r John Antrobu s Dusty Hughe s Vincent Tilsley Iraj Atai e Jill Hyem and Jennifer Phillip s Timberlake Wertenbake r Clive Barker , Lenka Jan+ure k Ken Whitmor e Shirley Barri e Paul Kembe r Edgar Whit e Peter Bret t Jacek Laskowsk i Steve Wilme r Lennox Brow n David Marrowitz Nicholas Wright Peter Buckma n Frances McNe l Sheila Yege r Patrick Carter Philomena Muinze r Mike Dorrel l Jane Poncia Christine Eccle s Kenneth Ross John Whiting Award James Forsyth Allen Saddler David Pownall for his play Beef

Contract Writers Awards Organisation Write r Actors Company Productions Limited Royce Ryto n Belt and Braces Roadshow Company Limite d Melissa Murray Black Theatre Co-operativ e Farrukh Dhond y Brighton Theatre Company Limited Richard Cran e Camouflage Eileen Polloc k Chat's Palace David Fo x Colway Theatre Trus t Charles Woo d The Combination Limite d Noel Greg, John Turner, Trix Worrel l Croydon Alternatives Theatre Company Limite d Richard Ireson, Ron Rose, Sue Townsen d CV One Theatre Company Limite d Anthony Minghell a Darlington Drama Centre John Sansick DET Enterprises Limited Alan Pope and Alex Harding Durham Theatre Company Limited John Bond, John Sansick, Mick Yates, Mike McGrat h Edgware Roade o Roger Glossop, Norman Mills and Christopher Wilkinso n Green Fields and Far Away Limited Leigh Jackson, James Pettifer Incubus Theatre Company Limite d Paddy Fletche r Institute of Contemporary Arts Limited J( ihn Chapman and Tim Fywel l Estella Schmidt and Gavin Mui r Lyric Theatre Hammersmith Trus t Tony Grounds Merseyside Young People's Theatre Limite d David Holman, Willy Russel l Mrs Worthington's Daughters Geraldine Griffiths and Peta Master s National Youth Theatre Allan Swift The New Theatr e Phil Smit h Northern Black Light Theatr e Dave Farnswort h Northumberland Theatre Company Limited Richard Cooper, Michael Moriart y North West Spanner Theatre Penny Morri s Pit Prop Theatr e Eileen Murph y Platypus Theatre Compan y Tim Rose Price Remould Theatre Compan y Rupert Creed and David What t Rodent Arts Trus t Timberlake Wertenbake r Shiva Theatre Compan y John Robert Kin g Solent People's Theatr e Steve Gooch, W . P . Kennerley, A . C. H . Smith, Phil Smith , Peter Terso n Temba Theatre Company Limited Jamal Ali, Herbert Leon, Alton Kumalo and Trevor Shakes Jamal Ali, Ian Giles and Alton Kumal o Theatre Kit: Limite d Shirley Barrie, Chris Speyer Theatre Machine Roddy Maude-Roxb y Theatre of Thelema Limite d Michael Dalto n Theatre Venture Berta Freistadt, Debbie Horsfiel d Vox Popull Elisabeth Bond

Resident Dramatists Attachment s Writer Organisation John Downi e Brewery Arts Centre/Pocket Theatre, Cumbri a Caryl Phillip s The Factor y Alan Howe Live Theatre Company

99 T,d"' C /

Writer Organisatio n Jim Morris Liverpool Repertory Theatre Limite d Brian Jacques Merseyside Everyman Theatre Limite d Steve Wilmer Polka Children's Theatre Limite d Andy Andrews West Midlands Arts )Pentabus Theatre Company )

Royalty Supplement Guarantee s Writer May Organisation Karim Alrawi Before Dawn Pascal Theatre Compan y Howard Barker The Poor Man's Friend Colway Theatre Trus t Shirley Barrie Rising Dump Theatre Kit Limite d Steven Berkoff Lunch Elephant Theatr e Ken Blakeson Way Down Pan Communication Compan y Graham Carlisle How About Lunch Pan Communication Compan y Andrew Carr Instant Enlightenment Plus V .A.T. Bill Kenwright Productions Limite d Steve Chambers The Laidley Worm of Bamburgh Northumberland Theatre Company Limited Lesley Clive Any Way You Want Me The Working Theatre Compan y David Clough In Kanada Public Property Theatre Company Irene Coates Thieves Camorr a John Cumming and Tony Haynes Jelly Roll Soul Lyric Theatre Hammersmith Trus t Andy Cunningham Monkey Magic Theatre of Thelema Limited Gregory Day The Rocking Chair Camorr a Rex Doyle Circles of the Mind Croydon Alternatives Theatre Company Limited Seamus Finnegan Soldiers Pascal Theatre Company Dave Fox Bluebeard and the Barbary Ghost Chats Palac e Donna Franceschild Tapdance on a Telephone Line Tap Shoe Compan y Berta Freistadt Chicken-Licken Mouth and Trousers Theatre Company Keeley's Mother Theatre Venture Pam Gems The Treat Majestic Theatre Compan y Nigel Gregory Crutch East-West Theatre Compan y Peter Hartley One Bad Apple Pan Communication Compan y Christopher Hawes Love Bites Institute of Contemporary Arts Limited Mary Holstrom Incident in Soweto Elephant Theatre Debbie Horsfield Out on the Floor Theatre Ventur e Nicolette Kay Falling Out Efemera Theatre John Laing The Incredible Journey of Live Wire Theatre Compan y Charlie Christma s Doug Lucie Strangers in the Night Theatre at New En d Mustapha Matura One Rule Black Theatre Co-operativ e Roger Michell and Richard Maher Private Dick Lyric Theatre Hammersmith Trus t J. P . Michelsen Bright Spark Y-Front Theatre Anthony Minghella A Little Like Drowning CV One Theatre Company Limite d Michael Moriarty Happy Birthday Geordie Northumberland Theatre Compan y Stephenson Limited Daniel Mornin Mum and Son Hammersmith Riverside Arts Trus t Limited Philomena Muinzer Together Against Him Mouth and Trousers Theatre Compan y Clive Paton The Dodo Play Elephant Theatre John Petherbridge Passing Through Upstream Theatre Clu b Caryl Phillips Where There is Darkness Lyric Theatre Hammersmith Trus t Estella Schmidt and Gavin Muir The Balance Sheet Brighton Actors' Worksho p Ella Institute of Contemporary Arts Limite d Colin Sell Black Night Owls Direct Current Theatre Compan y Dave Simpson The Chimney Pan Communication Compan y I Didn't Recognise Him With Pan Communication Compan y His Clothes O n Diana Souhami Strip Show Elephant Theatr e Jenny Sprince Unpacking Sow's Ear Theatre Compan y Christine West Jemima and the Gentle Giant South Hill Park Trust Limited ; Live Wir e Theatre Compan y Edgar White Trinity Black Theatre Co-operative

100 Table F

Jeremy Hunt Jeremy Howe TrainingO Schemes Barry Jarvis Trevor Lair d Administrators David Johnson Dion McHug h Carol Jones Chris Walli s Diploma Course Hilary Westlak e Catherine Brice Paul Kalinauckas John Downman Liz Kasakof f L l ane Liln Performers Rowena Gardiner Advanced Training fo r Deborah Langton Joanna L ttlejohns Gillian Levick Andrew Logan Musicians Peter Murphy Natalie Mai-Pickup Ale.\ander Bailli e Clare Redfarn Tamara Malcolm Lowri Blake and Janic e Christopher Tarry Mare McCluskey Dawso n Nadine Me sner English Gamelan Orchestr a Practical Training Scheme Frances Middlestorb Poppy Holde n Peter Avis Marian Mills Evelyn Nalle n Paul Barnard Evie Newman Susan Tome s Amanda Belcham Ann Nugent Christopher Underwoo d Philippa Gladhill Godfrey Orner-Parson s Catherine Palmer National Centre fo r Nicola Gunn Orchestral Studies Marc Lavelle Iris Rhodes Clive Richards Dawn Addiso n Grainne Marmion Jaqueline Attwood Sarah Newto n Dan Salvadon Alan Sandbrook Nicholas Baldoc k Mark Pappenheim Jane Bridge s Hilary Renwick Christine Service Les 5hackell Royale Burnes s Helen Clark e In-Service Bursaries Penny Smit h Barbara Stone Thornas Coate s Judah Ackr ll Anthony Elmsle y Stephen Almond Peter Stowell "Vanessa Swann Sarah Garto n Patricia Andrew Micl Taylor Mara Gibbon s Katherine Bal l Chrritopher Thomson Abil;a l Hal l Robert Birmingham Julian Tomlin Jane- Hann a Gail Boardman Paul Udoff Christopher Henderso n Jean Bolland Katherine Venner Kathryn How e John Brazier John Whittingto n Chrstine Hurley Ben Burke-Kennedy Anne Wilkinson John Leonar d Beverley By theway Graham Wood Marc Meggido Alasdair Cameron Francis Saunder s Judah Cartwright Piano Tuner/Technician Caroline Stinto n Stephen Chettle David Manson Martin Turne r Basia CNebi k Dinah Clark Designers National Opera Studio Gabrielle Cowburn Jan Blake Ivor Bolto n Lesley Crewdson Paul Lanham Alan Duffiel d Malcolm Cudmore Matthew Lorimer David Griffith s William Culbert Pamela Marre Eileen Huls e Joanna Day John Murchison Rosamund Illin g Annette Davies Susan Pearce Maria Jagusz Sue Davies Geraldine Pilgrim Peter Lockwood Suz Dobson Tim Putnam Gerald Moore Peter Donebauer Helena Roden Steven Pag e Julie Eaglen Charles Smith Cathryn Pop e Irene Fawkes Peter Snow Wendy Verco Michele Fuirer Isabel Warrender Jill Washington LindaLin Girling Brian Glover Directors Royal Northern College o f Stephen Goff Lizz e Becker Alusic Sinfonia Rosemary Greenlees Danny Boyle Andrew Barnard John Greenwood Nancy Diuguid Nicole Boyse n Mollie Guilfoyle Peter Fieldson Fiona Bret t Pamela Hare Duke John Ginman Nicola Bryant Nigel Herring Justin Greene Alison Campbell

101 /„r,,r

Gillian Costello Anita Graham Francis Cummings Dick Harri s Award s Janet Fulton Paul Hegart y Julia Heard Edward Hibber t Penelope Hewitt-Jones Andrew Hilto n Peter Jenkins Leslev Hutchiso n Clare Jordan Niki Kay England Stephen Lloyd lain Lauchla n Stephen Mann Anton Lesse r Simon Milton Christopher Lillicrap Christopher Morley Brian Lipso n Musk Gabrielle Lloyd Catherine Musker Commissions Janet Richardson Nicholas Lumley Neil Ardley Saxton Judi McCartney r Festival Catherine Shewell Ursula Mohan Leicester Gordon Bec k Smith Martin Nelson South Hill Park Trust Limite d Linda South Ralph Oswick David Bedford Victoria Walpole Melanie Parr Apollo Contemporary Musi c Lucy Wilding Nini Pitt English Sinfonia Limited Alan Withington Linda Polan George Benjami n Wright Caroline Pope Sinfonietta Productions Limite d Anne Sedgewic k Organisations Lennox Berkeley Kerry Shale Three Choirs Festival Associatio n Common Stock Theatre David Sinclair Company Limited Limited Alison Skilbeck Michael Berkele y Freeform Arts Trust Limited Sue Smythe Interplay Trus t Syrinx Ensembl e Jiri Stanislav Derek Bourgeoi s Lumiere and Son Theatre Trevor St John Hacker Company Limited Deakin Piano Tri o Stag Theodore Christopher Brow n M6 Theatre Company Jessica Turner Limited/Pit Prop Theatre Cannon Hill Trust Limite d Robert Warner Geoffrey Burg el Monstrous Regiment Jane Wells Limited Wells 800 Celebratio n David Caronyh At Perspectives Theatre Technicians Co-operative Limited Emma Aldridge Anthony Adkin s Steel an' Skin (Arts) Limited Rick Fisher Gary Carpente r The People Show Societ y Linda Hasla m BlewburyHaII6 Co Player s Women's Theatre Group Halle Concerts Societ y Belinda Hayton n David Lawrence John Caske Puppeteer Sylvia Mason City of London Sinfoni a Caroline Astell-Burt Mananan Festival Trust Kester McKay Brian Chappl Kelolos Pierce e Theatre Performers Haydn Societ y Justin Savage Michael Attwell Symon Clark e Patricia Bardi Sandra Ward Lontano Catherine Becque Hilary Weaver Graham Collier Ian Blower Greenwich Festival Andrew Boxer Workshops for Dramatists Douglas Coombe s Helen Brammer Artfarmers Limited/New Norfolk and Norwich Triennial Festiva l Adrienne Byrne Theatre Workshops Edward Cowi e Jacqui Chan Croydon Alternatives City of London Sinfoni a Elliott Cooper Theatre Company Limited Leeds Musical Festival Limited Mark Danvers-Heron CV One Theatre Company Lol Coxhil l Andrew Dodge Limited London Musicians' Collective Limited Victoria Duncan Walter Donohue Gordon Cross e Jan Dungey Half Moon Theatre Trio Cannell o Susie Fairfax Company Limited John Dankwort h Lynn Farleigh Richmond Fringe Limited City of Birmingham Choi r William Garrity The Playwrights' Martin Davies Susan Glanville Co-operative Fires of London Limite d The Playwrights' Theatre Debbie Goodman Company Limited Carl Davis Alan Gorrie Sascha Lasserson Memorial Trus t

102 Table F

John Duarte Nigel Osborne Wilfred Josephs Julian Byzantine Leicestershire Schools' Symphony John Lamber t Bran Elias Orchestra Duncan Lamont David Filmer Sinfonietta Productions Limited Jonathan Lloyd Simon Emmerson Michael Parsons Alex Maguir e West Square Electronic Musk London Musicians' Collective Limited Tony Oxley Association Roger Payne David Panto n Brun Ferneyhough Besses o' th' Barn Band fez Parfet t London Gabrieli Brass Ensemble John Paynter Melvyn Poore (2) Corey Field Royal Leamington Spa Bach Choir Don Rendel l Julian Dawson-Lyell Morris Pert Gregory Ros e Michael Frnnissy Ann Cherry Keith Rowe Park Lane Group (2) Francis Routh Paul Rutherford Sinfornetta Productions Limited Balint Varga Robert Saxton Peter Racine Fricker Daryl Runswick Andrew Sheppard Cheltenham Arts Festivals Limited Locke Brass Consort Roger Smit h Trio Cannello Robert Saxton Christopher Stee l Edward Gregson Oliver Knussen John Stevens Richard Deering Robert Simpson Raymond Swinfiel d Howard Snell Delme String Quartet Richard Taylor lain Hamilton Royal Philharmonic Society Stan Tracey London Chorale Dens Smalley Michael Westbroo k Jonty Harrison Tim Souster Margaret Wilkin s West Square Electronic Music Tim Souster James William s Association Electric Phoenix Trevor Wishart Jonathan Harvey John Wallace James Woo d Winchester Cathedral Richard Stoke r Robin Holloway Sascha Lasserson Memorial Trust Songmakers' Almanac Giles Swayne John Hopkins English Chamber Orchestra an d Dance Charles Dobler Music Society Limited Choreographers Vic Hoyland Park Lane Group Limited Stuart Arnold New MacNaghten Concerts Phyllis Tate London Youth Dance Theatr e Gordon Jacob Muhlfeld Trio Gideon Avraham i David Martin John Tavener Dance Spectru m Wilfred Josephs City of London Sinfonia Christopher Bannerma n Delme String Quartet Barbara Thompson English Dance Theatre John Joubert South Hill Park Trust Limited London Youth Dance Theatr e St Peter's School, Huntingdon Michael Blake Watkins Ruth Barne s John McCabe S nfonietta Productions Limited Dancewor k London Philharmonic Orchestra Graham Williams Micha Bergese Limited Latymer School, Edmonton Dance Experience for Childre n Roger Marsh Malcolm Williamson Mantis Sheba Sound Bromsgrove Festival Siobhan Davies William Mathias Linda Gibb s Three Choirs Festival Association Bursaries Jane Dudle y Limited Craig Armstrong Basic Space Dance Theatr e Nicholas Maw Harald Beckett Maedee Dupre s Norfolk and Norwich Triennial Festival David Bedford Spiral Contemporary Dance George Nicholson Christopher Burn (Merseyside) Limite d Park Lane Group Paul Burwell George Dzikun u David Nield Gary Carpenter Ekome Dance Compan y Peterborough Organ Week David Chambers Fergus Earl y Michael Nyman Richard Coldman Maedee Dupre s Hoketus (Netherlands) Graham Collier Kate Flatt Myrha Saxophone Quartet John Corbett Spiral Contemporary Dance Buxton Orr James Dillon (Merseyside) Limite d Guildhall School of Music and Drama Max Eastley Mary Fulkerso n Tom Eastwood Maedee Dupre s Timothy Holmes Pat Garrett Adrian Ingram Kickstart

103 1,116,, F

Maina Gielgu d Gordon Jone s Heinz Dieter Pietsc h London City Ballet Janet Smith and Dancer s Rosemary Butche r Christine Juff s Maedee Dupres Piers Rawson Lynx Dance-in-Education Tea m Jon Kelieho r English Dance Theatre Jacky Lansle y NIN Dance Compan y David Shor t Spiral Contemporary Dance Stephen Montagu e Spiral Contemporary Danc e (Merseyside) Limite d Maedee Dupres (Merseyside) Limited Lathy Lewi s Dominic Muldowne y Andrew Storer Lynx Dance-in-Education Tea m Mantis Janet Smith and Dancers Alan Lyddiard Christopher Norto n Tamara McLor g EMMA Dance Company Limite d Mim e Tamara McLor g Patrick Raffert y Ben Beniso n East Anglian Dance Theatre Lynx Dance-in-Education Tea m Theatre Whispers Limited Thamesdown Youth Dance Grou p Peter Sande r Royston Maldoo m Will Gaines Dance Bursaries EMMA Dance Company Limite d Ivan Sear s Rosemary Butche r Greta Mendez Lynx Dance-in-Education Tea m Maedee Dupres NIN Dance Company Philip Taylo r Fergus Early Shyam Mithaiwall a Dance Experience for Childre n Linda Gibbs Indo-British Cultural Exchang e Jane Well s Cathy Lewis Judith Mos s Ian Spink Group (2 ) Tamara McLorg Dancewor k John White John Mowa t Robert Nort h Dancework Tara Rajkuma r Linda Gibb s Kickstart (2 ) Alpana Sengupt a Michael Pin k Jeffrey Wilso n Maggie White Northern Ballet Theatre Limite d East Anglian Dance Theatre Michael Quaintanc e Thamesdown Youth Dance Grou p Designers Janet Smit h Visual Arts ) Kim Bake r Janet Smith and Dancers (2 London City Balle t Film-maker s Linda Gibb s Michael Baldwi n Geoff Almon d Ian Spin k y Three Women Mime Compan y John Apps Cycles Dance Compan Graham Bower s Neil Armstrong (2 ) Network Production s Basic Space Dance Theatre George Barbe r Tony Thatcher EMMA Dance Company Limited k Renny Bartlett Dancewor Liz da Cost a Tony Bloo r Miranda Tufnel l Manti s Arts Lab Limite d Ian Bourn (2 ) Craig Given s Nick Collins (2 ) Anthony van Laas t Cycle s Linda Gibb s David Critchle y Ian Spink Grou p Nina Danin o Maedee Dupres (2 ) Composer s David Dy e Spiral Contemporary Dance Rachel Finkelstei n Richard Attre e (Merseyside) Limited London Youth Dance Theatr e Sera Furneau x Sarah Gree n Martyn Gallina-Jones Charles Barbe r Jane Dudle y l Tamara McLor g Colin Hal Ginny Humphreys Nicky Hamly n Christopher Benstea d Spiral Contemporary Dance Martin Hearn Janet Smith and Dancer s e (Merseyside) Limited (2 ) Roger Hewin s Gavin Bryar s Barbara Ann Jone s David Hilto n Bolton Festiva l East Anglian Dance Theatre Derek Jarman Gary Carpenter Antony McDonal d Jeff Keen Inge Lonnroth and Dancer s Ian Spink Grou p Patrick Keille r Christopher Chee k Network Production s Richard Layzel l Dennis Greenwood and Mirand a Stuart MacLain e Mike Legget t Tufnel l Cathy Lewis Stephen Littma n David Cunningha m Peter Mumfor d Max Lovgrove Ian Spink Grou p Indo-British Cultural Exchange Rebecca Maguir e Network Production s Neil Murra y Jean Mathe e Danny Easterbroo k Tamara McLor g John Maybur y London Youth Dance Theatre Janet Newto n Andy Metcal f EMMA Dance Company Limited Marceline Mori

104

Table F

Tim Norris Janet Beat John Currie Singers Stephen Partridge Philip Thorne* Limited * Tony Potts Gustave Fenyo* Ian Robertso n Lulu Quinn David Bedford Scottish Opera Limited * William Raban Gordonstoun School* Frank Spedding Marilyn Raban Leon Coates Robert Inglis* Alan Renton Scottish Viola William Sweene y Jane Rigby . International* Quintessence * Stephen Roberts Edinburgh Organ Recitals Royal Scottish Academ y Robina Rose Comm ttee* of Music and Drama * Peter Savage Lyell Cresswell Phillip Thorne* James Scott .New Town Concert s Martin Sercombe (2) Society Limited* Awar d Guy Sherwin Martin Dalby Hans Gal Felicity Sparrow Ed riburgh Festival Societ y John Stockton (2) L m ted* Bursaries John Tappenden Shaun Dillon Douglas Boy d Tony Thatcher Keith Oldroyd* Hans Ge l Margaret Warwick Charles Duncan Eileen Hamilto n Chris Welsby Scottish Opera Limited* Philomena Moffatt John Woodman Bruce Fraser Gerald Moore Kirkcaldy Orchestral Janet Munr o Society* Brian Scot t lain Hamilton John Wood s Scottish National Orchestra Literature Society Limited* Dance Writers and translators Brian Keddi e Keith Bosley Platform Edinburgh* Commission s David Cook Geoffrey King Ailsa Ber k Patrick Creagh Michael Curtis* Alan McGillivray* Peter Jay Kenneth Leighton Howard Cooper Elizabeth Jennings Scottish Baroque Basic Space Dance Derek Mahon Ensemble Limited* Theatre Limited * Julia O'Faolain John Maxwell Gedde s Salman Rushdie Noreen Fitzpatrick* Bursaries Peter Vansittart Scottish Viola Louise Arthu r Iriternat onal* Pauline Brooks Michael Morris Anna Donal d Dunbartonshire Wind Patricia Kenny Ensemble* Peter Royston Scotland Raymond Monell e Edinburgh Contemporary Drama Arts Trust* MUSIC Edward McGuire Bursarie s Joan Busby * Susan Armstron g Special Awards James MacMillan Mary Anne Alburge r Estnd Barton Peter I-vans* Jennifer Blac k Hugh Crawford Skene Neil Mackay Bruce Fraser Ernest Blake Her of-Watt University John Bolto n John Maxwell Geddes Music Society * John McLeod Clare Brenna n Roger North Harriet Bucha n Edward McGuire Scottish Mime Theatre Wilma Paterson Doreen Camero n Limited * Roland Chadwic k Scottish Early Music Robin Orr Associatio n Ross Corbett Royal Scottish Academy Anne Downi e William Sweeney of Music and Drama * William Wordsworth Jill Fenner Wilma Paterson Simon Gammel l John Currie Singers Commissions Tony Holli s Limited Lance Forrest-Holme s Bryan Anderson Morris Pert Glasgow University Gordon Hunter Chapel Choir* Caroline Laing

105 Evelyn Langlands Art Administratio n Phyllis Logan Tom McGrath Bursaries and Awards Training Bursaries John Matthews Shiona Airlie Cynthia Alla n A J Mulholland Michael Bailey E Crombi e Megg Nicol Jennifer Bradshaw Ailsa Frase r Martin Palmer Molly Bullick Denise Marti n David Peate Fionna Carlisle Lyn Pulle n Howard Purdie Timothy Chalk Sylvia Vin e Joe Rogan Colleen Donaldso n Patrick Sandford Graham Durward Travel Gran t David Smith Kenneth Duffy Paul Yeoma n Michael Travis Carole Gibbon s Steven Whinnery Jake Harvey Fil m Andrew Hellyer Literature David Henderson Travel Grants T Hutcheson Desmond Bradle y Bursaries Alan Johnston Margaret Tait George Mackay Brown Stephen Kell y Janet Caird Elizabeth Kem p James Campbell Robert Livingstone n these cases payment i s Robert Forrest Carol MacDonald made to the organisatio n Valerie Gillies Gordon Macdonald shown Patrick Harkins Robert McGilvray Paul Hyde John MacKechni e Norman Lynn Janet Patterso n Fearghas MacFhionnlaigh Barbara Rae Frank McNulty Ronald Rae Alexander John Mullay Derek Robert s Hayden Murphy Peter Seddo n Angus Wolfe Murray Robert Sha w Walter Perrie Alan Shipway lain Crichton Smith John Taylor Ian Stephen Helen Weller Wale s Moira Turnbull Fiona Wilso n David Wilkinson Art Special award Laura Zuster s Sorley MacLea n Young Artists Travel Grants Commissions Sarah Allpres s Michael Brander Robert Mahon Glenn Davidso n Edward Furgol Aitken Dott and Son' Anne Hayes Gabrielle Hatfield Timothy Chalk, Paul Grime Laura Hollida y Gregor Lamb and David Wilkinson Linton Low e Robin Lorimer Artists' Collective' Ian Parke r Lorn Macintyre June Carrot, Jim Cathcart, Philip Rawsthorn e Francis Thompson Alistair McCollum and John Michael Redhea d Dominic Snyder Tim Rees Book Awards Michael Docherty Les Seville Geoffrey Barrow Robert Stewart Dave Smitha m Angus Calder Glasgow District Council" Patrick Sutherlan d Olive Checkland Michael Kenny Nigel Talbot Alasdair Gray Gordon District Council' Wally Waygoo d Francis Russell Hart Ian Pirie Judy Westo n Christina Larner Grampian Regional Susan Wilso n Michael Lynch Council' Gary Woodley Allan Massie Robin Banks Rachel Woodnutt Christian Miller Scottish Special Housin g Ken Morrice Association' Major Project Grants J B Pick Artist to be appointed Richard Bat t Anne Smith University of Glasgow' Paul Brewer Jenny Wormald Peta Col e 106

Table F

Anthony Davies Craftsmen in Residence Harri Parr i Peter Ellis Celia Purdye Cefyn Robert s Anthony Goble Catherine Hemington Dyfan Robert s Falcon Hildred Derec Williams Ron McCormick Dance Gareth Lloyd Williams David Nash Norman William s Awards Royal National Eisteddfod * Loans to Artists Howard Cooper Tom Richard s Keith Andrew Anna Holmes Dafydd Rowland s Peter Bailey Eberle Pringle Spectacle Theatre* Terry Bailey Urdd Gobaith Cymru* Tim Bake r Julie Barnett Maldwyn Pate Theatr Bara Caws * Sue Beardmore Valmai Jones Ron Carlson Theatre Camel * Christopher Colclough Drama Johnathan Petherbridge Erica Daborn Bursaries and Travel Grants Theatr Clwyd * Ivor John Davies Action Pie* Gareth Jone s John Uzell Edwards Netty Scrivens Theatr Ystwyth * Brian Gardener Sue Beardmore Dafydd Arthur Jones Anne Myfanwy Johns Caricature Theatre' William Owen Mike Knowles Mark Hill Yr Academi Gymreig* Ron McCormick Duncan Bus h David Wynn Millward Gaynor Davies Rhiannon Davies Alan Osborn e John Meir on Morris Ian Fergusen Jeffrey Thoma s Philip Nicol Peter O'Dwyer Jami e Garve n Judith HHumpreysumphrey s Film Prendergast Hutt John Michael Redhead Rosa ano n International Theatre Film-making Grant s Keith Richardson-Jones Frances Bowye r Peter Robinson Institute* Joan Mills Alan Brooks Gerda Roper Valmai Jones Robin Cai n Roger Vlitos Sean Kelly Lynne Dicken s Ian Walker Martin Lamb Angela Gilro y Gary Walters The Light Works* Steve Gough Cand da Cook Angela Hughe s Craft Rona Lee Peter Jones Len Marlowe Les Mills Commissions John Rochfort Chris Monger Alun Brunsdon Theatr Bara Caws* leuan Rhys Morri s Adrian Childs Elinor Roberts Claire Polla k David Colwell Roger Tomlinson Mick Stubb s David Frith Tim Thorn crof t Peter Starkey Commissions to Playwrights Paul Turner Action Pie* Richard Watkin s Project Grants Carl Tigh e Alan Barrett-Danes Gwent Theatre in Education* Award s Adrian Childs Charles Way Frances Bowye r Jeff Clements Masquerade Theatre* Roland Dennin g Helen Cowie Caroline Maynard Christine Felc e David Frith Radio Cymru* Chris Monger Clive Hickinbottom Mike Davies Michael Stubb s Terry Hughes Marion Eames Tim Thornicroft Hugh Loughborough Iwan Edgar Ian Walke r Jim Malone John Emyr Richard Watkin s Stephen Owen Alun Ffred Trefor Owen Emyr Humphreys Literature Gerallt Jones Ceramic Research Awards Myrddin Jones Prizes and Bursaries Alan Brunsdon Valmai Jones Donald Evans Takeshi Yasuda Wil Jones Russell Evan s John Ogwen Rhiannon Davies Jones

107 I,ih"e , I

Mike Jenkin s West Glamorgan County Mary C . Joh n Council ` Alun Jone s Eurof Williams Gwilym R . Jones Gareth Woo d R. Merfyn Jone s Sian Lewi s Gweneth Lilly In these cases payment i s made to the organisatio n Kenneth O . Morga n shown Frances Thoma s

Musi c

Awards for Advanced Stud y David Daniel s Eleri Davies Huw Evan s Glenna Hatton Vaughan Howell s Beth Michae l Jane Pric e David Prosse r Llinos Richard s Robert Wyn Robert s Karen Shelb y Jane Watts Helen Willi s

Commissions to Composers Charles Barbe r Mark Belli s Mervyn Burtc h Lyn Davies Neil Da y Stephen Dodgso n Dilys Elwyn-Edward s Gareth Gly n Gwyl Aberystwyth ' Wynne Melville Jones Edward Harpe r Dalwyn Henshal l Alun Hoddinott Brian Hughe s Sir Nicholas Jackson Dr Daniel Jone s Richard Elfyn Jones Llangollen Eisteddfo d International Festival ' Michael Ome r David Lloyd-Howell s William Mathia s John Metcal f Dr K . O. Morri s Dr David Neven s Brian Noye s Nigel Osborn e Kenneth Platts Timothy Taylo r Urdd Gobaith Cymru ` Emyr Edwards Euros Rhy s Howard Watt

108 ART9 COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN UBRARY

112