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Brighton Museum and Art Gallery will close for about a month this summer so urgent repair work can...
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Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has emphasised the role the cultural and creative sectors can play in...
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Following the general election and the subsequent change of leadership and shake up of ministries,... -
National Trust staff, volunteers and members are leading a week of protests at 40 of the...
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The charity that runs one of the best-known Edinburgh Fringe venues has announced it is close to...
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National Youth Arts Wales (NYAW) and the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM)...
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The leader of a successful arts festival in Scotland has criticised arts funding processes after...
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Over a hundred performers and community members attended a protest in East London on Monday (July...
Latest Features
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There is no need for alarm over an increase in churn of arts leaders, says Jodi Myers. But the sector should consider what support emerging leaders need to help prepare them for top jobs.
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A key question for the new government has to be how to create the conditions for artists of all backgrounds to flourish, argues Patrick Fox.
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Arts and cultural marketers are inspirational. Despite the challenges organisations are facing, they remain optimistic and passionate about bringing art and audiences together, says Cath Hume.
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Without the real Living Wage, creative and cultural growth will just replicate existing inequalities, writes Lianna Etkind.
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Cross-sector partnerships - regardless of scale - are complex. As Evelyn Wilson writes, they need time, financial resource, proactive caring and ethical handling, not to mention the odd leap of faith.
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The Edinburgh Fringe can be an intense, overwhelming experience. It’s the heart of thousands of artists’ performance calendars but, as Bryony Nisbet shares, it can play havoc with your mental health.
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