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US photographer Nan Goldin has said she will not go ahead with a retrospective of her work at the...
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The 2,500-seat Crown Theatre in Eccles, which hasn’t been used as a theatre since the early 1930s,...
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Hans and Julia Rausing made the donation to the Royal Academy of Arts postgraduate arts school to “...
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Over 300 people demonstrated against BP’s sponsorship of the museum’s temporary exhibition on the...
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A working group has concluded that for the island to create “sufficient and sustainable” funding...
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Councillor Nuala McAllister said a decision to provide £40k each to four festivals in heavily...
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The local authority in Neath Port Talbot has given the green light to a new budget with an increase...
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Lawyers for the gallery defeated arguments put forward by the owners of the £4m flats that they...
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A longitudinal study of low-income students in Florida – who were tracked from kindergarten to...
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The University College London-run venue, which opens this week after a three-and-a-half-year revamp...
Latest Features
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Tackling the climate crisis will require rapid and unprecedented change. Chiara Badiali asks whether the sector has what it takes to meet the challenge.
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The Lyric Hammersmith keeps 180,000 bees on its roof as part of its continuing commitment to going green. Sian Alexander tells the story.
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Without creative thinking, society will sleepwalk into a climate disaster. The arts have a crucial role to play in inspiring, challenging and provoking us into action, says Judith Knight.
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Megg Nicol and Alan Rickett explain how a musical has helped raise awareness of the importance of trees among London primary school pupils.
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Very few theatres were built with today's sustainability standards in mind. The sector needs to face up to the financial and environmental costs of running old buildings, warns Tom Stickland.
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When Ron Evans started thinking about how to make post-show talks more appealing and accessible, he found audiences hungry for new ways of engaging with the arts.
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Theatrical productions typically give priority either to the playwright’s text or the director's interpretation. Eve Leigh challenges theatre to move on from these hierarchical models and open up new space for more trusting and collaborative work.
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Once forced to migrate through lack of opportunities, artists in the Scottish Highlands are now coming together to experiment and collaborate in the region's first creative hub, writes Audrey Carlin.
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