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Bridging the digital divide: The role of technology in cultural connection
As the arts sector continues to change, there is an opportunity – and a responsibility – to reflect on the role digital systems play in shaping cultural participation, writes Substrakt’s Maisie Burn.
Price divergence without the nasty surprises
Robbie Kings, senior consultant at Baker Richards, argues for a pricing strategy that is transparent, intentional, fair and aimed…
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Arts and culture sector receives strong showing in New Year Honours
Close to 100 people have been recognised for their work in the arts, culture and creative industries in the King’s New Year Hono…
Town of Culture: The playing field so far
As Bradford wraps up its festivities as UK City of Culture 2025, towns across the country are signalling their intention to become…
Key dates for the arts sector in 2026
The year ahead will bring a raft of events that have significant implications for the arts and culture sector. Here, we take a loo…
Digital accessibility: A commitment to continuous improvement
True digital accessibility is about consistency, commitment and curiosity – not checklists, writes Maisie Burn of Substrakt.
Raising ticket income sustainably
Pricing strategy continues to challenge venues trying to raise income without losing the trust and diversity of their audiences, a…
Freelancers: Building a values-led, financially thriving practice
Freelancers are too often treated as bolt-ons to institutional plans but, as Minoti Parikh argues, the sector is structurally depe…
