Founder and chair of the Genesis Foundation, John Studzinski, thinks we should aspire to changing the world one person at a time �…

During his international study of the impact of Covid, Anthony Sargent was struck by the differences in where the arts and culture…

Musicians who don’t fit traditional moulds still face barriers that inhibit their careers. The industry must do better, writes A…

A new report from the University of the Arts London and Birmingham City University suggests apprenticeships could be a game change…

At the invitation of Julie’s Bicycle, artist, zoologist and presenter Louis VI has been co-hosting a podcast to explore what cli…

Ticket discounts targeted at the most disadvantaged in society have been the subject of recent social media tension. Robin Cantril…

Hannah Jane Walker is a freelance creative practitioner, concerned about what future changes in Arts Council England’s developme…

Creative ecosystems don’t spring up overnight. They emerge where space is accessible, infrastructure is strong, and diverse neig…

As the first anniversary of last summer’s race riots approaches, Gurvinder Sandher, artistic director of Cohesion Plus, reflects…

New research suggests young people don’t see the value of creative careers. Caroline Norbury of Creative UK thinks we need to ch…

Many people in the arts are fiercely antipathetic to fossil fuels. Andrew Montford, director of Net Zero Watch thinks they are bot…

Without equitable access to life enhancing benefits, disabled people’s participation in culture is severely limited, writes the UK…

Every two years, Manchester is transformed into the Manchester International Festival. Its creative director Low Kee Hong thinks i…

Reflecting on a recent panel discussion, David Reece of Baker Richards explores the future of theatre and its role in a rapidly ch…

Next week (7 July), MPs will have the opportunity to debate a ban on fossil fuel advertising and sponsorship and to address its im…

Polly Stepan, co-founder and CEO of Restore the Music, shares how she is changing young people’s lives for the better through ac…

Times may be tough, but there’s still much to be inspired by, says Lucy Jamieson of the Arts Marketing Association.

The terrifying acceleration with which our species is modifying the planet requires an equally urgent response to prevent self-des…

Grassroots music has been desperate for government intervention but will the Creative Industries Sector Plan deliver what’s needed…

Audience development is 35 this year. With standstill funding and cultural devolution on the horizon, The Audience Agency’s Anne…

Jan Briers is president of the European Festivals Association which held its most recent summit in Edinburgh. Here he outlines the…

Arts access champion, Andrew Miller, works to make it easier for disabled people to experience the breadth of culture the UK has t…

Creative communities are key to turning spaces into places and they are the real drivers of development, writes Professor Katy Sha…

The charity sector is increasingly asking one urgent question: where has all the funding gone? With a growing sense that tradition…