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Fifteen places have confirmed their bids to become UK City of Culture 2025, creating a surprisingly... -
War Years Remembered, an independent museum in Northern Ireland, faces permanent closure unless it...
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The Music Publishers Association is launching a diversity, equality and inclusion council to "...
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Stormont ministers have decided theatres and concert halls in Northern Ireland can reopen to indoor...
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MPs have once again initiated an inquiry into the future of the National Lottery to ensure it ... -
Prospective creative arts students applicants may have to compete for fewer places as Government...
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Casting artists of colour in roles traditionally played by White actors could “work to balance out...
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A £100,000 contract to develop the name and brand of a single digital presence for UK libraries has...
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Bristol Old Vic will continue to host some socially distanced shows to cater for vulnerable people...
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Leicester City Council has thrown a financial lifeline to Phoenix, one of the city's largest arts...
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Visitors to cultural venues in France now must show a health pass or negative PCR test from the...
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Arts organisations and their funders are urging caution and care as legal restrictions to protect... -
BBC Proms will open at full capacity, with audiences encouraged to wear masks and Covid status...
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Liverpool has lost its title as a UNESCO World Heritage city over an "irreversible loss of...
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The creative sector has lost more than 100,000 jobs and £12bn in economic value due to the pandemic...
Latest Features
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Building on Culture Reset, Richard Watts shares a range of new initiatives aimed at supporting the cultural sector to change and develop to meet the urgent demands for inclusion, improved governance and more dispersed models of leadership.
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The last 18 months have seen arts fundraisers face numerous challenges in trying to bring in income when the sector has been in such flux, says Michelle Wright.
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Brighton Dome has been participating in 5G Festival trials to test new technology that could revolutionise the festival experience. Donna Close shares the findings.
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Whether in policy development, advocacy or nurturing talent, Executive Director of Clore Leadership Hilary Carty’s career is born of a passion for arts and culture.
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Ben Walmsley, Abigail Gilmore and Dave O’Brien share the latest findings from a research programme examining the impacts of the pandemic.
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Covid, the murder of George Floyd and the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement all led to an outpouring of statements committing to action on racial inequality in arts funding. Kevin Osborne’s initial optimism about that has since been tempered.
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