Best of the web - October
A bit late, but here are some articles relevant to art, design and related careers that we came across last month. If anything has caught your eye, let us know and we'll share it with your fellow students and graduates: email links to fueleditor@rca.ac.uk.
The Arts Council won't be building stuff like this any more, says the Guardian
This looks like a useful resource: open submission shows and prizes around the world, all free to enter
http://www.callfor.org/
The Guardian covers some important changes in Arts Council funding to art galleries
http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture/2011/nov/01/arts-council-england-galleries
Design Week piece from September consults top designers on how to address under-employment among design graduates
http://www.designweek.co.uk/voxpop-what-can-be-done-about-the-high-unemployment-rate-for-graduate-designers?/3029945.article
Podasts and interviews from RSA designers – a stellar cast including Paul Smith and Dinah Casson
http://www.thersa.org/projects/design/rdi/rdinsights
In-depth look at social enterprise and urban transformation from Living Cities – advice and wisdom for entrepreneurs and urban designers from their 20th anniversary conference
http://socialinnovation.ash.harvard.edu/lessons-from-two-decades-of-urban-social-change
The Telegraph celebrates animated lectures like the RSA Animate series
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/art/art-features/8855852/RSA-animated-lectures-how-to-open-your-mind.html
Industry insider magazine Retail Jeweller gives a dazzling overview of men’s jewellery, taking in ancient Egypt, American Psycho and Topman along the way
http://www.retail-jeweller.com/products/designers/this-is-a-mans-world-mens-jewellery/5030789.article
The Independent on work/life balance, mainly focusing on employees with families – nothing too ground-breaking here but some good reminders of the issues at stake
http://www.independent.co.uk/money/spend-save/how-to-get-yourself-a-better-worklife-balance-2363820.html
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