Editorial archive

EMMA RIDGWAY is to join Modern Art Oxford as Head of Programme, leaving her role as Creative Learning Curator at the Barbican Centre. She is to replace SALLY SHAW, who leaves to become Director of...

Reaching the milestone of 100,000 signatures means a petition calling for arts subjects to be included in the EBacc will now be considered for a Commons debate.

Over £400k has to be raised every year to stage the Ageas Salisbury International Arts Festival. How do they do it? Toby Smith outlines his strategy.

Through the Circuit network, 15 to 25 year olds create arts events for other young people. Rachel Escott reveals what they’ve learned about marketing to this under-engaged audience. 

Senior managers in the arts are invited to take part in research, which the arts council hopes will help them optimise their approach to private fundraising.

The motivational power of the arts can reverse the downward spiral facing our poorest youngsters, says Doug Marr.

The theatre is to close from January 2017 to June 2018 to “reinstate and enhance” the original auditorium. The neighbouring Devonshire Park Theatre will remain open throughout the period...

What does a tech week in theatre look like? Gary Wood, appearing in The House of Inbetween at Theatre Royal Statford East, offers a peek into his.

A city-specific Arts Bond and schemes for payment by results are to be considered following a wave of local council cuts to arts funding in Birmingham.

Psychiatric wards and communal spaces in hospitals are set to benefit from new artworks as arts organisation Hospital Rooms joins forces with South West London and St George’s Mental Health NHS...

The 2016 Culture White Paper’s ambitions are predictable and pretty much the same as those from the first White Paper, with added buzzwords and diminished sincerity, says James Doeser.

Headteachers reject the idea of a diluted form of the music and social education programme, saying that funding will be the main barrier to schools continuing with the scheme.