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Arnolfini says the voices of victims of the ongoing conflict 'need to be heard' as it announces an intention to reflect the importance of freedom of expression in its policies and practices.
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Arts Council England has teamed up with Goldsmiths, University of London, to develop best practice guidance on using artificial intelligence (AI) in the cultural sector.
The work is being led by...
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Arts Council England says the money will 'help secure the creative future' of English communities by improving access and environmental performance as well as technological capability.
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A women-only exhibition at a Tasmanian museum that received a court order forcing it to admit men has announced it will install a toilet to sidestep the ruling.
The Ladies Lounge at Tasmania's...
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Generating more income for the arts sector from private, public and philanthropic funders will be central to Arts Council Northern Ireland's plans for the next decade.
Martin Bailey interviews National Gallery Director Gabriele Finaldi about security, acquisitions and the opportunity to completely rehang the collection.
Kim Tatum speaks with three transgender actors appealing for the opportunity to be put on an equal footing when it comes to auditioning for cis roles.
Research collaborations across art and science are on the rise, but assumptions and metaphorical language around how these worlds operate and meet persist. Josie Chambers explores some of these conceits.
The West End is thriving, writes Tim Bano, but with rising inflation and production costs, angel investors are being edged out in favour of new financial models.
Over the past year or so the British Museum has been struggling with a series of scandals, but as Rebecca Mead reports, these are the result of historical legacies.
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Introducing an ambitious initiative at a time when subsidised arts organisations are being asked to do less seems like madness. But for Slung Low it is a natural next step in their exploration of where civic responsibility meets cultural capital, writes Rachel Perry.
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Teaching resources to make Shakespeare more accessible for deaf students are being sent to all deaf schools in the UK.
The British Theatre Guide reports that the teaching packs are part of the...
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A decade on from its reopening, the Dorfman Theatre is due to close for “urgent” renovations and infrastructure upgrades partly funded by government investment.
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The Stables in Milton Keynes has named DAVID MEADOWCROFT as its new Chair.
He takes over at the live music venue from JIM RICE who has served as Chair for the past nine years.
A Global Alliance...
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Chris Cuming is the newly appointed Artistic Director of the National Youth Music Theatre (NYMT). With a background in dance and production, he reveals the people and places who have inspired his career.
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A scheme to renovate an Isles of Scilly building and turn it into a museum has secured an additional £3.4m in funding.
The project, led by the Council of the Isles of Scilly and the Isles of...
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Northcott Theatre in Exeter has said it will advertise at least one creative role on every production. Creative Director Martin Berry explains the thinking behind it.
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REBECCA BALL has been selected as Arts Council England's new Area Director, North, succeeding SARAH MAXFIELD who will step down at the end of this month.
Maxfield has served with Arts Council...
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Former Lord Mayor of London, Sir WILLIAM RUSSELL has been elected to lead Barbican Centre's board of trustees.
Sir William has been a member of the board since 2019 and succeeds TOM...
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A theatre in Wales has said it hopes to become a destination for food, drink, and culture after announcing that an award-winning chef will open a restaurant at the venue.
Theatr Clwyd said Bryn...
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ACE is one of at least 30 public bodies, including Tate, V&A and the Museum of London, to withdraw from Stonewall's workplace Diversity Champions programme in recent years.
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Two areas of England are yet to have an organisation appointed to run their music education hub later this year after bids by prospective candidates were rejected for being too weak.
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GORDON SEABRIGHT has been appointed Chief Executive of London's Horniman Museum and Gardens.
Currently Chief Executive of Creative Land Trust, a charity tackling the loss of...
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Cuts to a wide range of services across Birmingham including arts and culture are based on "imagined data", it has been claimed.
According to The Guardian, sources inside the Labour-led...
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The Heritage Alliance has announced CAROLE SOUTER CBE as its new Chair, succeeding Acting Chair Dr INGRID SAMUEL OBE.
Souter will take up the post on July 1st 2024, with Samuel staying on to serve...