Reg Winsor

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  Reg Winsor Executive Director (rwinsor@nf.aibn.com) (709) 726-2212

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  "The Newfoundland and Labrador Arts Council is very pleased to offer continued support to these great organizations and the valuable work they do," says Reg Winsor, executive director of the NLAC.

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  "The Visiting Artist Program gives students the opportunity to explore the arts first-hand with practicing professional artists," says Reg Winsor, executive director of the NLAC.

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  "The NLAC has met and surpassed its original objectives to stimulate artistic activity," says Reg Winsor, executive director of the NLAC. "More artists are aware of our programs and increased maximum grants have encouraged more applications."
  
  The NLAC expects the number of applications to continue to grow; the available funding no longer meets the needs of this increased artistic activity.
  
  "We've made gains, but now we're beginning to see losses," continues Winsor.

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  "This is a very popular program," says Reg Winsor, NLAC Executive Director.

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  "There are so many wonderful festivals that take place throughout the province," says Reg Winsor, NLAC Executive Director.

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  "We are very pleased with the continued success of our partnership with the provincial Department of Education," says Reg Winsor, executive director of the NLAC.

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  Reg Winsor, Executive Director of the NLAC says the diversity of entrants is growing.Winsor says there are more nominations from across the province.He says this is great because of the increase in participation, even though it makes choosing a winner a difficult decision.Winsor says they want to see as many nominations as possible.

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  John's Telegram, Canada - Aug 20, 2007 It has been difficult for us to respond effectively to community arts groups, said Reg Winsor, executive director of the NLAC.They have been applying to ...

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  Reg Winsor, executive director of the NLAC, says the
  
  show has grown drastically since 1984, when the awards were a small dinner party.
  
  "We moved it then to the LSPU Hall with about 140 people, where we did a live show that was broadcast on CBC," he explains, "and then about five years ago we made the move to Reid.
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  "Council has agreed to move the show outside St. John's every two years," Winsor says."Next year, we're hoping to have Happy Valley-Goose Bay host the show.
  
  "When we did our public consultation two years ago, the big consensus we got was to move it around the province," he adds."So when we got our increase in the budget, we agreed that taking it on the road was one thing we'd definitely do."
  
  Winsor says the success rate of the program outside the capital is equally grand.Corner Brook's show last year sold out the more than 400 seats of the Arts and Culture Centre a week in advance - an indicator of the strong support Newfoundlanders and Labradorians feel for the arts.

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