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The proportion rises to 40% of non-UK EU artists and 33% of artists from outside the EU, according...
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In a survey of 148 theatres by the Theatres Trust, venues predict they will need an average of £1....
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The organisation met with theatremakers last week following a scathing open letter that accused it...
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The Imaginarium Arts Centre in Newry will provide arts and creative activities for children and...
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The venue has withdrawn its application to create a pop-up bar on the roof of the Royal Festival...
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Arts Council England (ACE) has set out arrangements for how its crop of 841 regularly funded... -
Arts organisations in Bath have been left “furious and ashamed” by the announcement that their... -
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A letter sent to the national funder’s Chief Executive, representing 80% of the organisation’s...
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Collective will open at its new site at the City Observatory next month, complete with an...
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Ofsted has announced a new inspection framework that will see it downgrade the importance of exam... -
The ongoing closure of grassroots music venues is handing influence over the UK’s cultural tastes... -
Government tax reliefs have powered a boom in the production of film, animation, high-end... -
The Local Government Association has warned that a recent Government promise to increase teachers’...
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The new design for the Taunton venue will wrap around the existing building, creating a larger...
Latest Features
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What would the ideal fundraising strategy look like? Michelle Wright discusses the key elements - from inspiring donors with creative content, to keeping tactics simple.
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A popular dance-based falls prevention programme offers effective treatment on the NHS, with a growing network of local groups helping older people maintain the benefits afterwards. Tim Joss tells the story.
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Approaches to assessing cultural value are stuck in a financially reductionist ‘value = money’ orbit. We should be examining people’s experiences of culture, and the meaning that comes from those experiences, says Julian Meyrick.
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What exactly do we mean by creativity, and how will the UK measure up when the world education league tables start assessing it in 2021? Bill Lucas examines the evidence.
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London Bubble’s Creative Elders programme has encouraged residents in sheltered housing units to socialise, be creative – and perform in public, says Helena Rice.
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There has been a dramatic expansion in the number of organisations supporting arts activities by and for older people in the UK - but more still is needed, says David Cutler.
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What are the characteristics, interests and motivations of the over-65 demographic? Lucie Fitton reveals all.
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The arts have helped scientists gain a better understanding of how it actually feels like to live with dementia. Julian West shares his experience of a research project based on ‘co-creativity’.
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