As governments start to draw up plans for supporting the post-virus cultural sector, the voices of those working in it are the most important. Liz Hill introduces a new series of articles.
Amid the hand wringing and the hand washing, let’s not forget the workforce, says Amanda Parker.
We need to find ways to support – and hear – honest, respectful difference of opinion. That’s why we’re launching We Hear You, says Amanda Parker.
Arts and culture will need to prove their worth to other sectors if they are to survive under a Conservative government.
Harassment will continue until institutions are willing to take difficult decisions, says Jonathan Knott.
Amanda Parker asks whether the arts can really save our high streets.
If the arts sector really has faith in everyday creativity, it should put its money where its mouth is, writes Jonathan Knott.
What might the UK's longest serving Culture Minister take as his next step? Amanda Parker makes some suggestions.
How many of us working in the arts are keeping quiet about how we really feel, asks Amanda Parker.
Madani Younis' exit from Southbank Centre exposes uncomfortable truths about the arts sector's attitude to workforce diversity, says Amanda Parker.