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Three Scottish communities are sharing a £300,000 award from Creative Scotland in recognition of their being named the country’s most creative places. As part of the Year of Creative...
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An estimated audience of around 250,000 is expected to gather in North Liverpool for the city’s biggest ever outdoor event featuring one of the world’s leading street theatre companies...
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Arts programming across digital media platforms will be launched to coincide with the London 2012 Festival
The new home for the Photographers’ Gallery in the heart of London’s Soho will open to the public on 19 May, marking the conclusion of an £8.9m capital campaign. The two-storey...
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Presenting venues will no longer need a local authority licence to put on a live music gig for an audience of 200 or fewer. Deborah Annetts celebrates the culmination of a campaign against bureaucracy
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In his recent AP blog, David Dixon asked who is supporting arts fundraisers now that Arts & Business is going…. But A&B isn’t going. Philip Spedding explains
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Should an arts organisation apply to become a Charitable Incorporated Organisation? Peter Shand weighs up the pros and cons
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Scotland has more in common with Philadelphia than we might think. Pamela Bailey shares the fruits of US-style collaboration
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Jo Rodger shares the secrets of a successful corporate hospitality programme at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
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Glen Pearce suggests it might be time to include an advertising income rating alongside the star rating
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Phoebe Gardiner on why it’s a good thing she didn’t become a geography teacher
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Al Lyle explains why he finds inspiration in the thriftiness and resourcefulness of artists
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Jessica Hope explores the potentially abusive relationship between a press officer and her iPhone
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The Spark Children’s Arts Festival in Leicester has appointed a new Director, ADEL AL-SALLOUM. Formerly Associate Director of Curve, she takes on the role following the departure of former...
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Richard Nutter explains how a consortium of Liverpool’s major cultural organisations has developed a comprehensive strategic approach that places the arts and culture at the heart of the city’s social agendas
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Helga Henry explains how a sensitive approach achieved great results for the Place, Space and Identity project
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A collaboration between big business and youth theatre is helping to regenerate one of the most deprived areas of the UK. Stuart Mullins explains what’s happening in Thurrock
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The View Tube is growing something green atop of, well, sewage. Angela Law and Rosie Murdoch tell all
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Victoria Pomery describes the remarkable impact of Turner Contemporary on Margate