Editorial archive

Able to seat up to 200 people, the new space beneath the Southwark theatre is intended for musical theatre, but will also stage lesser-known and experimental work.

Ashley Smith-Hammond looks at the four ‘big themes’ that influenced arts marketing campaigns launched by Edinburgh Festival, Harper Collins, Paris Opera Ballet and others in 2015.

Having interesting objects is no longer enough – in the modern age, museums must fulfil a myriad of visitor needs and desires. Seph Rodney traces the development of the museum experience.

Ed Vaizey called on Arts Council England and the Association of British Orchestras to “stop making excuses” and impose clear targets on diversity in music.

Higher education institutions will be working with artists and micro creative enterprises in an attempt to improve the flow of information and expertise between the two sectors.

Arts organisations are among those to receive a share of a new £20m fund, which is tackling a shortage of affordable creative workspaces in the capital.

Culture must become an integral part of EU policy, says the European Parliament - and artists should be free to move and support inter-cultural dialogue.

In a letter to the Times, artist Michael Paraskos criticised the proposed merger between the two Tate bodies as “undemocratic and unethical”. In response, the Tate said the move would...

Forty-one public artworks, including sculptures by Barbara Hepworth, Anthony Gormley and Henry Moore, are to be commemorated by Historic England, to remind the public that they “bring art to...

Schools Minister Nick Gibb delivers a swingeing attack on “vocal figures in the media” who believe that requiring pupils to concentrate on EBacc subjects represents a backwards step in the cultural life of schools.

SUSAN GILCHRIST, Group Chief Executive of the international communications firm the Brunswick Group, will become the first female Chairman of the Southbank Centre when she replaces RICK...