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• 22/02/12 11:49 AM

• ACE creates Space for digital innovators

  Arts programming across digital media platforms will be launched to coincide with the London 2012 Festival

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• 22/02/12 10:43 AM

• LSO to attract new audience with concerts in Trafalgar Square

  The London Symphony Orchestra will be the first full symphony orchestra to perform in the square

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• 21/02/12 10:44 AM

• ENB Artistic Director quits shortly after Managing Director’s resignation

  The company lost £100k a week when touring, reveals Managing Director Craig Hassall

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• 21/02/12 10:42 AM

• Anger as Axis culls a third of artists from its database

  Complainants say a subjective definition of ‘contemporary’ is narrowing the scope of the online resource

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• 21/02/12 10:42 AM

• Contemporary art market ‘remarkably stable’

  European art dominated sales last week while American art took a back seat

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• 20/02/12 11:22 AM

• Redbridge and Tower Hamlets councils propose cuts to the arts

  Redbridge Drama Centre’s national portfolio status at risk as council plans to terminate funding

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• 20/02/12 11:20 AM

• Gwyn Hall to reopen four years after fire

  A £9m re-fit has equipped the theatre with a 3D digital cinema, multipurpose studio and café

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• 20/02/12 11:19 AM

• Armed robbery of Athens museum results in ‘manhunt’

  Cuts are blamed for weakened security after thieves target two museums in two months

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• 20/02/12 11:18 AM

• Objections over production of The Death of Klinghoffer

  Jewish groups accuse English National Opera of “giving a voice to terrorism”

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• 20/02/12 11:06 AM

• ACE backs charity that puts art in empty shops

  Coventry Artspace has been granted £50k for an 18-month project

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• 17/02/12 10:51 AM

• Licensing laws pose threat to grassroots art in Scotland

  Campaigners object to new legislation that will require free events to pay a licensing fee

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• 17/02/12 10:51 AM

• Culture is central to tourism in Abu Dhabi

  The emirate is merging its tourism, culture and heritage authorities into a ‘super-agency’

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• 17/02/12 10:50 AM

• Belfast arts festivals saved by Finance Minister

  The Laganside Events Grant, which supports the festivals, was set to close due to funding cuts

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• 17/02/12 10:27 AM

• West End technical staff receive pay rise

  BECTU and the Society of London Theatre have failed to reach a ‘skills-based’ pay agreement

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• 16/02/12 12:02 PM

• National development blueprint shows China’s growing commitment to culture

  The cultural industries are essential to stimulating economic growth, according to Chinese officials

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• 16/02/12 12:01 PM

• Ken Livingstone pledges to make the arts a priority for London

  The Mayoral candidate plans to work with TfL to promote both subsidised and commercial arts

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• 16/02/12 11:10 AM

• Losses mount at Cork Opera House

  Chairman declares confidence in the future despite a three-month closure, redundancies and £2.6m accumulated losses

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• 16/02/12 10:43 AM

• RA speaks out against sale of the Wedgewood collection

  In a letter to the Guardian Christopher Le Brun writes it is his duty to defend the interests of British artists

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• 16/02/12 10:42 AM

• Live-streamed RSC play to reach 3,000 secondary schools

  The project is led by Tim Crouch as part of the World Shakespeare Festival

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• 16/02/12 10:41 AM

• The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic is ‘oldest’ orchestra

  Recently archived material has substantiated the orchestra’s disputed claim

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