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A formal consultation with arts and culture organisations will be conducted as part of the ongoing... -
A National Lottery-supported fund that has previously invested in arts projects across local... -
Schoolchildren should be entitled to four hours of arts lessons each week as part of a range of... -
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The warden of Goldsmiths, University of London has said that studying creative arts, social...
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The percentage of people physically engaging with the arts at least once a week fell to 59% during... -
Ten art organisations in Powys are set to benefit from a share of £675,000 of grant funding from...
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Guidance published by Arts Council England warning cultural organisations to be wary of "overtly... -
Members of the performers' union Equity have voted unanimously to pass an emergency motion...
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A noticeable gap in website performance exists between the best and worst performing cultural... -
More than 100 performers have cancelled appearances at the Great Escape music festival in Brighton...
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Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer has defended UK efforts to capitalise on opportunities for businesses... -
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra's (RPO) status as the Royal Albert Hall's (RAH) Associate...
Latest Features
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The challenges facing London’s cultural sector are legion, but they cannot be addressed in isolation. Southbank Centre's Artistic Director Mark Ball says we need to create an interconnected national ecology.
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While a great deal of effort has been focused, rightly, on the mental health and wellbeing of performing artists, Claire Cordeaux of the British Association for Performing Arts Medicine (BAPAM), says we should not neglect physical health.
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Tees Valley Combined Authority has launched a radical new programme for artists which could provide a groundbreaking model for other authorities, writes Charlie Kemp.
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Representatives from across the cultural sector have written an open letter to Dame Mary Archer, who is due to chair the government's Public Body Review of Arts Council England.
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Cultural policy makers have not focused much on census data in the past, but that data is a goldmine for researchers, says Mark Taylor.
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Long-term Heart of Glass collaborator Chrissie Tiller reflects on working with the Merseyside-based NPO and how, by building deeper relationships with communities, the arts can create fairer futures.
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