Latest News
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A move by Australia's state cultural ministers to extend the jobkeeper wage subsidy to help the...
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Escalating building costs for The Factory, Manchester's new arts centre, have left the Council with...
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National Lottery returns to good causes grew to almost £1.8 billion in 2019/20, an increase of £... -
Calls for the Government to recognise the unique circumstances of cultural sector and the perilous... -
Official Government estimates suggest that 82% of businesses in the ‘Arts, Entertainment and... -
The most pressing concern facing almost all museums and galleries is how they can reopen safely and... -
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A 700-signature letter has been sent to Chancellor Rishi Sunak calling for action to address the...1 -
The strength and growth of interest in British craft indicates the maturing of the market,... -
Independent consultants are examining the economic and social value of culture, arts and heritage...
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Actors’ Union Equity has announced the launch of an Independent Commission for Race Equality (ICRE... -
Inverleith House in the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh is to be rebranded 'Climate House'. Under...
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A spokesman for Belfast's Duncairn Art and Cultural Centre has apologised for a series of tweets...
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One of very few bright spots reported in the British Tourist Authority's Annual Report for 2018/...
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A £7,000 grant from the Theatres Trust will support Brighton Hippodrome CIC to address the planning...
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The fourth week of a tracking study examining trends in consumer engagement with digital culture...
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Next month the prize jury will announce bursaries of £10,000 to go to 10 artists, instead of a...
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Studies by UNESCO and the International Council of Museums have found that almost 9 out of 10 of...
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Fury over ticketing companies’ apparent reluctance to refund money paid up front for cancelled and... -
A Cultural Renewal Taskforce to be chaired by Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden has been set up to... -
Confidence in seeing live theatre and productions could start with rural touring productions in... -
The scale of devastation wreaked by the pandemic lockdown on cultural institutions, creative... -
Hilary Benn MP, Chair of the Exiting the European Union Committee for this parliament, has asked...
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Two-thirds of staff at Edinburgh's Royal Lyceum Theatre have been warned they may lose their jobs...
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Manchester Metropolitan University researchers will be giving young adults the opportunity to...
Latest Features
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Change needs public and political buy-in and art is the most effective way to communicate a complex concept to a population. It’s the key to unlocking a safer world, says David Buckland.
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Covid-19 may have stimulated the Big Society, but it will see the arts sector fundamentally change, says Michelle Wright.
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Even if their art is immaterial and temporary, artists aren’t always able to decommodify it as they see fit. Emily Wigoder considers the evidence.
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For many years ‘music for theatre’ wasn’t even recognised in the Olivier or Evening Standard awards, but the tide is turning. Paul Clark sees the increasing confidence and ambition of sound and music, even in ‘well-made plays’.
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As the benefits of arts participation aren’t always tangible or easily quantified, how can our obsession with data be compatible with achieving inclusion, asks Emma Harvey.
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Preparing for the post-lockdown, post-Covid world? Whenever it comes, the cultural sector will be looking for new routes towards a sustainable future. Beg, borrow and share great ideas with others facing the same challenges.
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Who’s speaking up for the arts? Here’s what unions, member organisations, campaigners and supporters are doing and saying on your behalf. Get involved…
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Keep active, make connections, join in, collaborate and have fun! Use your downtime as an opportunity to take part in inspiring activities being promoted and shared by the creative community.
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What’s affecting your work, your workplace and your job? What opportunities are still available? Keep your finger on the pulse of the sector with resources, news and commentary to help arts professionals weather the storm.
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How to stay well? How to support others to stay well? Keeping healthy is all about avoiding the virus – and a lot more too. Advice and ideas here for preserving your mental and physical health, and supporting those around you.
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Whether it’s income for your organisation or your own living expenses, chances are you’ll be looking around for funding, financial advice and fundraising support.
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Preparing for the post-lockdown, post-Covid world? Whenever it comes, the cultural sector will be looking for new routes towards a sustainable future. Beg, borrow and share great ideas with others facing the same challenges.
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