Monday, 22 April 2013
Todd Eric Hawkins on how a Masters degree in arts management can help you face uncharted waters with confidence.
MP Peter Luff praises Birmingham’s history of philanthropy and businesses funding the arts
Andrew Taylor explains why arts organisations struggle to evolve and adapt to new circumstances.
Thursday, 18 April 2013
"I don’t know whether the cast and crew of Sunday’s performance realise quite what an important thing they did... What this performance did was to make us normal."
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
Karina Mangu Ward argues that art has its place in community cohesion rather than reinforcing links with those you already know.
Shaun Glanville suggest a new approach to finding economic and social justifications of the arts.
Tuesday, 16 April 2013
Sweden’s music scene grew by 13.8% due to streaming services, but musicians are concerned by how often their music has to be played to make the equivalent money they would make from a download.
Steven Ellis, who was sentenced to four years for burglary, turned his life around via the prison’s art classes. He has now won the Butler Trust award for his art programme for people recovering from substance abuse.
Friday, 12 April 2013
Oxford Playhouse shows how a performance of Spot’s Birthday Party was adapted to suit children on the autistic spectrum.
Thursday, 11 April 2013
The Guardian, the BBC and the Telegraph offer contrasting views of the Iron Lady’s arts legacy.
As the National Theatre has blossomed under Hytner, its regional roots are being suffocated.
Hull Truck founder Mike Bradwell talks about the company’s roots as he returns to direct a play there for the first time in 30 years.
Tuesday, 09 April 2013
Arts venues could benefit from attracting customers with their catering options.
Monday, 08 April 2013
The National Theatre’s model of good branding and innovative thinking, inspired by Artistic Director Nicholas Hytner, could motivate the business world as a whole.
Tony Hall, with no arts management experience, brought stability to the Royal Opera House with good intuition and business knowledge.
The V&A and Manchester’s arts venues are showing how businesses working with the cultural sector can develop staff and improve the cities in which they operate.
Thursday, 04 April 2013
Plans for a multi-purpose arts venue at Ground Zero in New York raises questions of whether arts centres function best when focused on one use.
Measuring data and updating websites for smart phone usage could help arts organisations be more successful online, suggests David Maurer.
Despite money troubles and changing company directors, London’s opera scene still takes risks to produce an amazing programme of productions.
Thursday, 28 March 2013
Will Gompertz talks to the Today Programme about the Art Newspaper's list of popular exhibitions.