This afternoon’s highly-anticipated Spending Review announcement has reiterated that the government will maintain free entrance to museums and galleries, and confirmed that funding extensions for the Tate and British Museum will still go ahead – valued at almost £350m. Arts Council England (ACE), however, has been hit with a 29.6 % budget cut, amounting to a real-term reduction of £100m – from £450m to £350m by 2014. Local government also faces funding cuts of 7% a year, reducing cash by 28... more
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Issue 227: A starter for 10:10
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A starter for 10:10
11 Oct 2010
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11 Oct 2010
Download ‘Devising a membership scheme’, a chapter from The Complete Membership Handbook – FREE for AP subscribers
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11 Oct 2010Are two heads better than one? Mahmood Reza explains why and how arts organisations can merge to ensure survival and success
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11 Oct 2010
The success of recession-fuelled pop-up theatre shows that creativity need not be restrained by budgets, argue Roland Smith and Jessica Brewster
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11 Oct 2010
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11 Oct 2010
Looking for advice? AP finds the answers to your questions
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11 Oct 2010
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11 Oct 2010
How can creative graduates maximise their chances of securing paid work post-university? Zoë Ellsmore takes a look
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11 Oct 2010
Michaela Crimmin reviews how artists are making a physical difference to the environment
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11 Oct 2010
A year since the 10:10 campaign was launched, Julie’s Bicycle looks at ways in which the cultural industry is coping with carbon reduction
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11 Oct 2010
Stephen Maddock reveals how touring live shows while lowering carbon emissions and costs can work in harmony together