Latest News
-
The United Nations (UN) has put out a call for artists to translate critical public health messages... -
Jobs in the wider tourism sector that rely on income from visitors to Edinburgh's festivals are now...
-
Valley Arts and a Multi-Academy Trust in the Chew Valley are submitting a two-stage plan to Bath...
-
Pessimism over house prices and share prices for the rest of 2020 has led Legacy Foresight to...
-
Outline plans for supporting the arts sector through the Covid-19 crisis are now in place across... -
The Government should support a multimillion-pound public art project during the coronavirus...
-
Charities under duress during the coronavirus crisis face a £4bn financial "black hole," a... -
A prized Van Gogh has been stolen from a Dutch museum closed due to the coronavirus. Police...
-
Jobs are at risk as 550 grassroots music venues face "immediate threat of closure," the Music Venue...
-
Average daily ticket sales at UK venues are down 93% since the lockdown started on 17 March. But...
-
Major British museums in need of "genuinely urgent or critical repairs" are papering over the... -
Disabled arts professionals are advocating for their needs to be prioritised as the DCMS develops "... -
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra says it will honour freelancers' fees for all cancelled or postponed...
-
The music industry could lose more than £68m if shows are cancelled over the next six months. A...
-
Freelancers will receive equal pay protections to employees, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced....1 -
BBC is inviting artists to apply for funding to create new works for its virtual festival Culture...
-
The Royal Ballet says it won't work with Liam Scarlett despite an independent investigation...
-
Artist management company Hazard Chase has gone into voluntary liquidation. A statement from ...
-
Arts Council England (ACE) has drawn the majority of its emergency reserves into a £160m response... -
Lewisham Borough of Culture has been delayed until 2022. Following discussions with the Greater...
-
Sales at Sotheby's most recent auction totalled £2.1m, 15% less than at the same auction last year...
-
A Halifax arts trust has gone into administration over a funding shortfall. The Square Chapel Trust...
-
Scottish Opera trucks are being used to keep supermarkets stocked. With theatres closed, the...
-
Two-thirds of customers are donating or crediting the value of tickets for events cancelled by the... -
Creative businesses will need to drastically cut costs and plan ahead to survive the financial...
Latest Features
-
Once the initial storm of Covid-19 closures and lockdown subsides, rapid and focused medium-term planning will be essential for the recovery of arts organisations. Robin Cantrill-Fenwick proposes a 5-step plan for getting on track.
-
While our concert halls, theatres, galleries and museums sit empty, dedicated teams take centre stage to make sure venues are ready for our return. Kieron Lillis explains the challenge facing the National Theatre.
-
Being at the heart of its community is the hallmark of Slung Low’s creative work. Its doors may be closed but its community engagement is greater than ever. Alan Lane tells how the team has stepped up to new challenges.
-
Age-old paternalistic attitudes will persist unless disabled people lead change themselves, says Vici Wreford-Sinnott.
-
When the coronavirus crisis ends and government is prioritising what happens next, nothing will be more important than being able to articulate cultural value. Ben Walmsley and Anne Torreggiani explain how the new Centre for Cultural Value will support funders, policymakers and the cultural sector to make more effective use of research and evaluation.
-
As we rebuild the arts sector there are some things we must not lose. If we narrow our priorities too tightly we will limit our potential too, says Amanda Parker.
CovidCulture
-
Who’s speaking up for the arts? Here’s what unions, member organisations, campaigners and supporters are doing and saying on your behalf. Get involved…
-
Keep active, make connections, join in, collaborate and have fun! Use your downtime as an opportunity to take part in inspiring activities being promoted and shared by the creative community.
-
What’s affecting your work, your workplace and your job? What opportunities are still available? Keep your finger on the pulse of the sector with resources, news and commentary to help arts professionals weather the storm.
-
How to stay well? How to support others to stay well? Keeping healthy is all about avoiding the virus – and a lot more too. Advice and ideas here for preserving your mental and physical health, and supporting those around you.
-
Whether it’s income for your organisation or your own living expenses, chances are you’ll be looking around for funding, financial advice and fundraising support.
Readers' Comments
Jobs of the Week
-
Ravensbourne University London
Region: London -
Fio
Region: Wales
Professional Development
-
National Student Drama Festival Online
Location: Online
-
Learning on Screen
Location: Online
-
Odd Eyes Theatre
Location: Online
-
Digital Culture Network, Arts Council England
Location: Online
-
The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge
Location: Online
-
B&R Productions Ltd
Location: South East
-
Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance
Location: Online
-
National Arts Fundraising School & MC Consulting
Location: Online
-
Yesplan
Location: Online
-
The Writers' Block
Location: Online
-
The University of Manchester
Location: North West
-
National Arts Fundraising School
Location: South East