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Derbyshire County Council will investigate using volunteers to run Buxton Museum in a bid to cut...
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Daiana Andreas Rivera, 33, was attempting to return to Madrid when she drunkenly kicked a police...
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The Scottish government is consulting on the introduction of a tourist tax that would be collected... -
Cathedrals should be used as the “anchor” in a national competition to reinvigorate rural areas... -
Scottish MPs are backing the right of Edinburgh University researcher Dr Elizabeth Ford, an expert...
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Artist Richard Demarco says politicians need to afford the artform greater importance in public...
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Steve Lazarides is leaving the art dealing business two years after opening his gallery, Lazinc, in...
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London's Hackney Council has already distributed thousands of pounds to support an arts exhibition...
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In 1947 the National Gallery and the Courtauld Institute of Art arranged for German art restorer...
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The Paddock Project, which has received funding from a local philanthropist, is set to open in...
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Arts organisations will likely be responsible for setting their own diversity targets in future,... -
Conservative Party Deputy Chair Helen Whately has been appointed Arts Minister, making her the... -
Bluetooth headphones will be used at an upcoming film festival programme at The Potemkin Theatre in...
Latest Features
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Five years after first highlighting the sector’s discriminatory attitudes in ArtsProfessional, the Government’s Disability Champion for Arts and Culture Andrew Miller reflects on progress towards inclusion and the challenges ahead.
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Finding creative ways to grab donors’ attention is at the heart of successful fundraising campaigns. Conor Coyle shares some winning tactics.
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Learning from collective experience offers a wealth of benefits to those willing to invest in building a network, say Tamsin Curror and Amanda Smethurst.
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Articulating our individual needs is important for everyone – especially those at the top of organisations, says Suzanne Alleyne.
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Festivals can have all the recycling schemes and sustainable policies in the world, but it’s getting workforce and attendees on board that will really make a difference, writes Damon Culbert.
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Arts Council England’s policy leads respond to questions from ArtsProfessional and the sector on its plans for the next ten years.
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Many workplaces are structured to generate stress, say Evelyn Wilson and Suzie Leighton. But there are simple techniques we can all learn to support better resilience and creativity.
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