12th December 2016
9th December 2016
BAME-led organisations are short-term beneficiaries but long-term victims of traditional arts funding, a paper has claimed.
The Treasury’s initial consultation failed to result in consensus about reform to the value test.
Strengthening the resilience of the cultural sector is the aim of a new 15-month Arts Council England programme.
The UK’s creative-focused higher education institutions are adding at least £8.4bn to the economy in terms of skills development and by attracting international students.
Future Arts Centre venues are more successful than the rest of the sector at attracting the audiences least likely to engage in the arts, research suggests.
8th December 2016
7th December 2016
6th December 2016
2nd December 2016
Progress has been made by a sub-set of organisations that now regularly receive substantial gifts in wills, according to a new report.
Failure to diversify will cause theatre to become irrelevant to the majority of the British population, the report concludes.
50 arts organisations shared around 60% of the estimated £480m private investment in culture in 2014/15, with London-based organisations being the primary beneficiaries.