Arts organisations are turning a blind eye to sexual harassment
Arts workers have lifted the veil on the secrecy surrounding sexual harassment in the arts, revealing the extent and impact of the…
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Will this policy trend spell the end of arts funding?
Steven Hadley shares his concerns about the shift towards hyperinstrumentalisation in arts policy, which is giving precedence to w…
Wise Children publishes Arts Council funding bid
Documents linked to its national portfolio application have revealed Emma Rice’s new company was unable to provide required…
£2m in Arts Council funding for Emma Rice’s new company is everything that’s wrong with the arts
If the national funder really cared about equality, it wouldn’t endorse a £2m application from a nine-day-old organisa…
Quality Metrics stalled as ACE falls foul of procurement rules
By refusing to clarify why the £2.7m tender process for the Quality Metrics scheme has come to a sudden halt, Arts Council E…
Education Minister: ‘Don’t worry about decline in arts subjects – computing is on the rise’
Lord Nash said numerous students had been taking creative subjects “not because they suited them, but because they were easi…
EXCLUSIVE: Artist squares up to Regulator over “manifestly unreasonable” fundraising investigation
The Fundraising Regulator has backed charity Bow Arts Trust’s claims that the £90 a month 'donations’ it too…
Arts funding: 183 new NPOs as largest organisations take 3% cut
The number of National Portfolio Organisations will increase to 831, as museums, libraries and new ‘Sector Support Organisat…
Arts funding should focus on ‘everyday creativity’, researchers claim
A new academic report says that shifting cultural policy to enable people to be creative and make their own culture would be a fai…
Creating cultural democracy
Only 8% of people regularly engage with publicly funded art, but every day people are creating their own versions of culture. Nick…
Lottery arts funding plummets by £55m
National Lottery operator Camelot expects “disappointing” sales to decline further this year.
An inconvenient truth
Joe Hallgarten proposes a new solution to the uncomfortable fact that attendance at taxpayer-subsidised arts events remains stubbo…
A dialogue with the audience
In a bid to listen more to its audiences, Manchester’s Royal Exchange Theatre launched a collaborative project that resulted…
Time for changes
The concert-going experience is the same as it was over a century ago – it’s time to make some changes. David Taylor s…
Why Quality Metrics is a really bad idea
Liz Hill tells NPOs, ‘just say no’ to a fundamentally flawed scheme that will reveal more about the nature of the audi…
How to… get boys dancing
How do you get a room full of sniggering teenage boys enthusiastic about dance? Helen Ganberg says it’s not easy, but experi…
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