Latest News
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Artist studios across the capital are to benefit from £1.6m of emergency funding from the Mayor’s...
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Outdoor performances can resume in England this weekend provided they meet new cleaning and social... -
Arts Council England (ACE) has allocated just one third of its emergency response fund for National... -
Executive and administrative assistants in the cultural sector are a vital but overlooked section...
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A new research project is set to “explore and demonstrate the role of innovation, collaboration and...
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Surveys across a number of US cities have revealed that 59% of cultural organisations’ audiences...
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Using cultural spaces as classrooms… a new chat room for dance professionals… 360° virtual reality...
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Campaign group PiPA (Parents and Carers in Performing Arts) has found that workers with caring...
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A £1.57bn rescue package in the form of emergency grants and loans has been announced by the... -
Theatre buildings across the UK have been lit up in red to draw attention to their plight - staff...
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Creative industry professionals plan to turn a Nottingham bus factory into a business centre and...
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Promoters plan to launch the UK's first socially distanced concert venue in Newcastle this summer....
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Netflix has donated £500,000 to help theatre practitioners who are unable to work and ineligible...
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Welsh artists and funders have joined forces to bolster Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME)... -
The Scottish Government has announced a dedicated £10m fund for Scotland that will provide a “vital...1 -
Two-thirds of audience members would consider returning to socially distanced venues, new research... -
Extending tax credits to more arts organisations would jumpstart the economy and save cultural life... -
Pre-Covid, disabled people made up a substantial 12% of national arts audiences. As plans for re-... -
Coventry 2021 has been postponed – but organisers say the show will go on. A new start date of May... -
Pleas from the sector to keep the arts in schools’ catch-up curriculum have been heard as the...
Latest Features
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Having flexed our innovation muscles in response to the pandemic, now’s the time to assess what we’ve done and use this knowledge to develop new ways of working on a larger, longer-term scale. The Audience Agency team looks to the future of festivals online.
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Covid-19 has only accelerated what was bound to happen in the arts world – the collapse of unsustainable economic models. It’s time to think again about where income comes from - and what we spend it on - says Alice Black.
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Conventional monitoring and evaluation isn’t always helpful in community settings, but with some creative thinking, it can become a valuable part of the artistic process. Sarah Cassidy explains how a new technique can transform the outcomes.
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Covid has given us a chance to imagine a new kind of future for our theatres, but without big goals we will be hostages to fortune rather than agents of change. Alan Dix shares his wish list.
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The costs of making and distributing music have both come down, but streaming income is very low. John Funge examines the financial challenges facing artists trying to promote their own music.
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Tessa Marchington’s gurus have taught her how to create something from the ground up in a sustainable and impactful way – an approach that guided her in setting up Music in Offices.
The Way Forward
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Preparing for the post-lockdown, post-Covid world? Read here about what everyone else is doing - and beg, borrow and share great ideas with others facing the same challenges as you. Robert Sanderson and Margaret Levin provide a regular round-up of what's new.
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