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Disabled arts professionals are advocating for their needs to be prioritised as the DCMS develops "... -
New programmes worth £11m will protect out-of-pocket artists and "keep funding flowing," Creative... -
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra says it will honour freelancers' fees for all cancelled or postponed...
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The music industry could lose more than £68m if shows are cancelled over the next six months. A...
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Freelancers will receive equal pay protections to employees, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced....1 -
BBC is inviting artists to apply for funding to create new works for its virtual festival Culture...
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The Royal Ballet says it won't work with Liam Scarlett despite an independent investigation...
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Artist management company Hazard Chase has gone into voluntary liquidation. A statement from ...
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Arts Council England (ACE) has drawn the majority of its emergency reserves into a £160m response... -
Lewisham Borough of Culture has been delayed until 2022. Following discussions with the Greater...
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Sales at Sotheby's most recent auction totalled £2.1m, 15% less than at the same auction last year...
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A Halifax arts trust has gone into administration over a funding shortfall. The Square Chapel Trust...
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Scottish Opera trucks are being used to keep supermarkets stocked. With theatres closed, the...
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Creative businesses will need to drastically cut costs and plan ahead to survive the financial... -
Museum freelancers are urging organisations to stand up for them as debate over supporting self-... -
The pressure campaign to introduce income protections for freelancers is building, with more than... -
Musicians have already lost £13.9m in earnings because of the coronavirus, the Musicians’ Union...
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The next Fourth Plinth sculpture, titled 'The End', has been delayed indefinitely. Heather...
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The creative sector is calling for the Festival of Britain to be cancelled and funding reallocated... -
A £330,000 emergency fund for authors has been launched, the latest effort to support self-employed... -
Venue closures due to the coronavirus outbreak could cost more than £1m per day, analysis by...
CovidCulture
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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.
Latest Features
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Over the coming weeks, arts funders and philanthropists must make heart-rending decisions about who will survive. A coordinated approach to capitalising the sector is needed, says Alan Brown.
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Fundraising might seem impossible right now but donors need to hear from you on good days and bad, writes Michelle Wright.
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Audiences like to feel personally responsible for bringing about positive change, says Sean Hanly, so giving them the chance to consider options other than a ticket refund will generate goodwill and encourage them to return - once it’s safe to open the doors again.
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How do arts organisations and individuals cope when what we do so instinctively is threatened? Lead the way and self care says Suzanne Alleyne.
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How do you keep connected in our Covid-19 world? #CreativeNetwork is a chance to talk about creative responses to enforced separation – and drink coffee together. Jemma Neville explains.
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The new AP microsite presents a round-up of the most relevant, interesting and quirky developments as the lockdown starts to bite. Harvey Parker gives the highlights.
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