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On this page, you can access some of the research done by The Institute. One of these is a standalone paper, such as ACES_001: Public Funding, Music, and Sub-Prime Culture in The Netherlands, which looks at the public funding of the performing arts in The Netherlands. ACES_003: Composition Competitions 2010, which takes an economic and statistical look at the phenomena of composition competitions was originally written as a standalone paper, published on this website, but was then re-printed in The New Fordist Organization's "The New Fordist Manifesto" Residency Report which can be found online at the link provided; the original digital version is kept up here for ease-of-reference, but the reader is directed towards the Residency Report, as there were several layout improvements. The third paper ACES_004: A New Fordist Guide To Painting With Acrylics is only available in the Residency Report and presents the results of The New Fordist Organization's research into the ergonomics of painting with acrylics from their residency at GEMAK in The Hague in 2013.
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ACES_001: Public Funding, Music, and Sub-Prime Culture in The Netherlands
The first publication by the Institute of ACES is a look at the public funding system in the Netherlands, with a specific focus on music.
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ACES_003: Composition Competitions 2010
David Pocknee
The Institute has compiled a list of as many different international competitions for composition that had closing dates between 1 January 2010 and 31 December 2010 in order to assess how lucrative the market is. The research also aimed to uncover patterns in application criteria and the weighting of monetary reward in relation to particular instrumentations.
The data set is presented below.
Data Set: ACES_003: Composition Competitions 2010...
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ACES_004: A New Fordist Guide To Painting With Acrylics
This paper is only available in "The New Fordist Manifesto" Residency Report, which can be found at the link provided,and presents the results of The New Fordist Organization's research into the ergonomics of painting with acrylics from their residency at GEMAK in The Hague in 2013.