Striking Louvre staff call for axing of ‘unrealistic’ €666m revamp
Louvre employees have called for director Laurence des Cars to abandon a proposed multimillion-euro refurbishment in favour of urg…
Louvre employees have called for director Laurence des Cars to abandon a proposed multimillion-euro refurbishment in favour of urg…
Creative industry businesses are more likely to be exporters than those across the wider economy, and the gap is growing, accordin…
Plans announced by UK government in last month’s budget that would allow regional mayors to implement a levy on overni…
Philanthropist and Vinted co-founder JUSTAS JANAUSKAS and curator ADOMAS NARKEVIČIUS have teamed up to launch Upė Foundation, a…
A third of American museums have lost government grants and contracts since President Trump returned to office in January, a repor…
Government will provide a further £200,000 in emergency support to help protect, restore and rehabilitate Ukraine’s tangible and…
Kenyan port city Kisumu and Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh have joined UNESCO’s network of urban creative hotspots, joining a list that now…
London is still facing challenges “sustaining a vibrant night-time economy”, despite other cultural indicators showing a stron…
The Migration Advisory Committee has launched Stage 2 of its review into the UK’s Temporary Shortage List. Louise Haycock and Je…
Broadway musicians have reached a “tentative agreement” on a new contract, averting a strike scheduled for today (23 October). Mem…
A body that advises the government on immigration will spend the next eight months considering whether to recommend a visa exempti…
TIM LEVY is to become director of commercial producing at the National Theatre (NT), weeks after the organisation announced a rest…
British and Indian cinema leaders have agreed to work together to boost international co-production and commemorate film heritage….
A Rhode Island federal judge has agreed it is “unconstitutional” for National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) grants to satisfy a…
Schoolchildren in the United States are to enjoy a host of archived recordings from the National Theatre (NT), in a partnership ai…
During his international study of the impact of Covid, Anthony Sargent was struck by the differences in where the arts and culture…
America’s flagship arts centre has lost its head of marketing of nearly a decade’s standing amid continued concerns about its di…
Playwrights Peter Oswald and Sara Shaarawi are among those to accuse the Home Office of failing to facilitate international artist…
A French petition describing the planned loan of the Bayeux tapestry to the British Museum as a “cultural crime” has drawn mor…
Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum has filed a legal complaint against the Dutch state, claiming that it has breached a 60-year-old agr…
The British Council will continue its work in Ukraine today (28 August) after overnight airstrikes carried out by Russia on the co…
Edinburgh International Festival (EIF) organisers say this year’s events filled more of its theatres and concert halls beating rec…
Playwright Anne Washburn, librettist David Cote, and culture critic Lisa E. Bloom have put their signatures to a “nationwide state…
The creative director of Edinburgh International Festival has said the annual showcase of theatre, dance, and music from around th…