Going to town: Why entering UK Town of Culture is a no-brainer
Jon Flinn, who co-wrote three UK City of Culture bids including Hull’s winning 2017 entry, believes the Town of Culture contest…
Jon Flinn, who co-wrote three UK City of Culture bids including Hull’s winning 2017 entry, believes the Town of Culture contest…
True digital accessibility is about consistency, commitment and curiosity – not checklists, writes Maisie Burn of Substrakt.
After eight years in post, Andrew Miller is stepping down as a National Council member of Arts Council England and as chair of its…
When artists and organisations come together to discuss a more inclusive future for the sector, the whole landscape can change, wr…
Former director of creative industries at Creative Scotland, Clive Gillman, believes there’s much to commend about a review into…
On behalf of the Midlands Arts and Humanities Futures Network¹, Professor Rachel Moseley argues for the importance of a co-ordina…
Digital creativity is redefining cultural content, providing new ways for audiences to connect and participate. The Space’s Harm…
The recently published curriculum review has elicited a range of reactions and reflections. But primary school teacher and educati…
The day-to-day working reality of arts marketers has never been so challenging. Cath Hume of the Arts Marketing Association thinks…
The Creative Industries Independent Standards Authority (CIISA) was set up to uphold and improve standards of behaviour across the…
This week, Kids in Museums stages its 15th annual Takeover Day. Across the UK and internationally, museums invite children and you…
Parents in the arts sector work in a system that fails to support them adequately. Here, producer and new mother Nora Laraki share…
Ahead of the Autumn Budget, it is more important than ever to find cross-sector solutions to fortify the UK’s creative economy,…
Pricing strategy continues to challenge venues trying to raise income without losing the trust and diversity of their audiences, a…
Freelancers are too often treated as bolt-ons to institutional plans but, as Minoti Parikh argues, the sector is structurally depe…
Reflecting on this year’s Governance Now conference, held during the first week of November, Clore Leadership’s Rebecca Usher…
Although freelance work is a term used widely in the sector and in government debates, it is not recognised in policy terms which,…
In the quarter century since Somerset House opened as a cultural hub it has built a reputation for innovation, experimentation and…
What are the challenges of life as a touring musician? Is it possible to develop sustainable income streams on the road? Daniel Gr…
In an era of political division, it’s more important than ever to build collaborative networks that link the local to a wider co…
From Aberdeenshire to Armagh, communities are shaping new exhibitions and rediscovering museum collections through Going Places �…
When Christina Foyle died in 1999, leaving £59m to charity, her executors set up the Foyle Foundation to disburse this to charita…
Increasingly, artists and academics inhabit overlapping terrains. Supporting their precarity demands new infrastructure, argue NCA…
The Audience Agency is collaborating with Arts Council England and Careful Industries on research to better understand the state o…