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Kathryn Tully reveals the risk factors for investors who put their money into art.
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Neil Anderson tells the story of The Public, the arts venue in West Bromwich they call the ‘pink elephant’.
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In a relatively buoyant global art scene, Mauro Herlitzka looks at the increasing interest in Latin American art, aided by an acquisition programme for UK galleries.
The Chancellor is expected to announce that the Treasury will allow the major institutions to borrow up to £40m per year to invest in future growth, and give them access to their reserves, so...
The wife of the musical theatre composer, who helps run a philanthropic arts organisation with her husband, has encouraged wealthy stars to help plug the arts funding gap as she says Government cuts...
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The arts and higher education have been working together in a number of ways to the benefit of both sectors, says Sue Hoyle.
Andrea Stark’s controversial sabbatical, revealed by AP in February, is to end this month, at which point she will take up the full-time role of Chief Executive, which was announced the...
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Arts subjects won’t be included the first tranche of proposed changes to the structure of GCSEs.
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A new campaign to challenge bullying and harassment in the entertainment industries has been launched by The Federation of Entertainment Unions (FEU). ‘Creating without Conflict’ aims to...
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Working in prisons and other challenging environments is, well, challenging. Hannah Hull argues for the importance of thinking critically about what you are doing and why.
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The school will target 14-19 year olds who fail in school but have creative potential.
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Wakefield, situated deep in industrial West Yorkshire, has successfully remodelled itself as the centre of the Yorkshire Sculpture Triangle.
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Global Travel Industry News offers some tips to tourist destinations on how they can work in partnership with arts organisations.
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Marie-Anne Leonard describes how selling paintings on the streets of Maidenhead has drawn visitors from all over the country.
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Plymouth has put in place a visitor plan that aims to encourage tourists to the region to stop for a while and enjoy the sights and the sea. Amanda Lumley explains.
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Leah Black explains how Spring Fling, originally a visual arts and craft event, has attracted new visitors by embracing nature and the environment.
Incoming Chief Executive Janet Archer will be given 12 months to produce a new vision statement for the organisation. An action plan for the year ahead is also due to be published.
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Helen Palmer and Susie Stubbs describe how cultural tourism can work – and has worked in Manchester.
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David Alston recognises that Wales’ physical attractions pull in most tourists but believes that exciting and innovative cultural work is well worth discovering too.
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Tiffany Jenkins argues plans to place art on billboards throughout the UK degrades the viewing of great paintings.
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The Tate Director has voiced concerns over funding at the same time as the Science Museum has warned it may have to close one of its Northern branches if it were to face further cuts.
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MANDY ROSE is the new Director of UWE Bristol's Digital Cultures Research Centre based at Watershed. She is the Producer of award-winning digital media initiatives including the BBC’s Video...
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Headlong has appointed JEREMY HERRIN as its new Artistic Director. He was previously Deputy Artistic Director at the Royal Court and Associate Director at Live Theatre in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Financial backers of Ambassador Theatre Group (ATG) have allegedly begun talks with investment bankers about the potential sale of its controlling stake in the business and are expected to appoint...