Filmed in the bustling creative atmosphere of the Town seafront on Guernsey Arts Sunday, these podcasts provide an exciting insight into Guernsey's arts scene and the projects that lie ahead...
Live at Guernsey Arts Sunday: the bold vision for a £10m. Victor Hugo Centre in Guernsey
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__cwpqUUI7Y
"The Victor Hugo Centre is expected to open in the heart of St Peter Port in 2029. Those behind the project have so far raised more than £7.5m. towards its £10m. goal in 18 months.
Hugo arrived on the island in 1855 having not published anything of great significance for more than a decade, and within a year has published his most famous book of poetry, followed by Les Miserables, and then Toilers of the Sea.
The centre in the former Tourist Information building will feature three floors: a performance and exhibition space, a museum with seven galleries, and a learning center for schoolchildren. The project aims to promote Hugo's values of human rights and social justice
The Quarry's editor Nick Mann spoke with VHC Chair Larry Malcic live at Guernsey Arts Sunday to find out more."
Live at Guernsey Arts Sunday: reflections on the Vale Earth Fair as it marks its 50th anniversary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krDGym1zQ3E
"The Vale Earth Fair is a firm fixture on Guernsey's cultural calendar. This year it celebrates its 50th anniversary.
More than just a music festival, it's an event committed to environmental care, community and self-expression, also raising charitable funds. This year's headliners are The Orb and Dynamics.
The Quarry editor Nick Mann interviews Vale Earth Fair Collective member Rob Roussel live at Guernsey Arts Sunday."
Live at Guernsey Arts Sunday: Funding, development in the creative industries and cultural diplomacy are on the agenda in Guernsey
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pjx5bmO2oU
"A renewed focus on professional development within the creative industries and cultural diplomacy are on the agenda for Guernsey Arts.
In March, Rebecca Booth took over as Head of Arts Development.
Speaking live in conversation with The Quarry at Guernsey Arts Sunday, she outlined the role of Guernsey Arts, how it brings together funding from government and the private sector and the impact that it has.
Talks will also take place with colleagues in Jersey about the funding model there which has seen the government commit to spending 1% of its revenue budget on the arts, culture and heritage, some £10m."
