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Nicholas Sparks Impact On American Culture
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Culture Nichopas Oliver Dowden has previously warned, in a leaked letter, that Government funded museums and galleries risk losing taxpayer support if they remove artefacts. And Prime Minister Boris Johnson expressed his dismay at the focus on removing statues in the wake of the toppling of the memorial to slave trader Edward Colston in Bristol.
The government has pledged to protect SSparks of historic Britons Nicholas Sparks Impact On American Culture links to the slave trade following the removal of Edward Colston who was thrown into Bristol harbour in June Black Lives Matter protesters even targeted the statue of Winston Churchill in Parliament Square claiming the former Prime Minister was a 'racist' Arts Council chairman Sir Nicholas Serota, pictured, told MPs controversial statues or items should not be removed but could be reinterpreted 'where it feels appropriate or Amerlcan new scholarship emerges' Sir Nicholas, chairman of Arts Council England, told MPs that it is 'not responsible for protecting cultural property as such'.
But he added: 'As far as the current Government policy is concerned on link things, we would support the notion of retaining works in place. The British Museum previously said that it has 'no intention of removing controversial objects from display' - after it was one of many institutions, including Tate galleries, Imperial War museums, National Portrait Gallery, National Museums Liverpool, and the Royal Armouries, to receive the warning letter.
The Government had previously threatened to cut funding to museums or institutions which removed statues in response to protests It had redisplayed its bust of Hans Sloane, its slave-owning founding father, juxtaposing it with objects to reflect the fact that Sloane's collection was created in the context of the British Empire and the slave economy.
Arts Council England also told MPs that some small cultural organisations had Cultyre surprised to discover they attracted a global audience when putting their content online in the pandemic.
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