DCMS seeks new Arts Council England chair
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) is to search for a new Arts Council England (ACE) chair, following a decision not to reappoint incumbent Dame Liz Forgan.
Dame Liz became the first woman to chair the organisation after taking up the position on 1 February 2009 for a four-year term, which is scheduled to end on 31 January 2013.
The DCMS said culture secretary Jeremy Hunt decided not to reappoint Dame Liz, but has praised the contribution made to the UK arts and culture industry during her tenure.
Hunt said: "Dame Liz Forgan has been an outstanding Arts Council chair, who has made a huge contribution to the arts in this country."
ACE chief executive Alan Davey said: "When Liz departs at the end of her four year term in January, she will leave behind a transformed Arts Council."
The recruitment process is expected to start after Easter.
Details: www.culture.gov.uk
Image: Steve Double 2009
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