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The organisation behind Vault Festival has announced plans to move into a new venue in central...
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More than a dozen arts and culture organisations in Bristol, including the Old Vic and Watershed,...
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Thanet Council has revealed plans to restore and modernise Theatre Royal Margate in a bid to...
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Culture Commons has announced a 12-month programme to examine the future of local cultural policy...
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A project to restore a derelict section of Alexandra Palace has been awarded £550k from Historic...
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Arts and cultural organisations across Stoke-on-Trent will receive £850k of new funding from Arts...
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A Lancashire museum undergoing roof repairs has delayed its reopening until next year due to severe...
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Dartington Summer School and Festival, held in Devon for 75 years, will move to Norfolk in 2024. ...
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The Royal Court Theatre has launched an online archive containing information on every play...
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The Portico Library in Manchester has been awarded a £453,964 development grant from The National...
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An arts centre that withdrew from hosting two events as part of the Bristol Palestine Film Festival...
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A Lancaster arts venue that faced an uncertain future after rising running costs threatened its...
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Dozens of UK art projects have been chosen to partner with national and international organisations...
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Street performers have delivered a petition to Westminster Council's Leader calling for a licensing...
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Business and Equalities Secretary Kemi Badenoch has dubbed research from the Museum of London “...
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Two former Sector Support Organisations that were part of Arts Council England's National Portfolio...
Latest Features
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This week a trio of plays opens in Newcastle in which, for the first time, every show is captioned. For Vici Wreford-Sinnott, playwright and disability activist, it shows how times are changing.
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A recent project at Guildhall School of Music & Drama explored the intersection of traditional opera with evolving creative technologies, as visual artist Dan Shorten explains.
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From public sculptures to powerful performances, new commissions have a unique ability to connect with audiences – which is why Art Fund is keen to support them, explains Robert Dingle.
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Impact investment is an ideal partner for the arts sector where taking creative risks, experimentation and imagination are second nature, writes Fran Sanderson.
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One year after the purchase of Lowry's Going to the Match, that's a question Julia Fawcett has been pondering - and not just in monetary terms.
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The announcement last week (14 November) of the closure of Creative & Cultural Skills (CCSkills) was probably inevitable, writes Pauline Tambling, but it tells a deeper story.
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Steve Thompson is a musician, inspired by advancements in technology. Founder of the multi-genre ensemble 1201_Alarm, he reflects on the many misconceptions about AI in the music industry.
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