After two years of constant learning, Anthony Sargent thinks we now have the foundations for a new world.

To support the development of ideas and cross-sector partnerships, there is a need for flexible, low stakes funding. Suzie Leighto…

Charlie Morley unpicks how the legislation introduced to protect customer data has had unintended consequences for staying in touc…

Why are women so under-represented in certain areas of classical music? Katherine Cooper thinks enduring stereotypes about women&r…

In the second in our series profiling the shortlisted candidates for City of Culture 2025, Shanaz Gulzar shares how Bradford's…

It has never been more important to recognise the value of music-making and the UK music industry as a national asset. Helena Gaun…

Thanks to the pandemic and the rising cost of living, a widespread pricing practice is back in the spotlight. Robin Cantrill-Fenwi…

Research about co-leadership in the arts mostly focuses on sharing the executive function between artistic and operational roles….

A project on the history of costume making has created meaningful new relationships with communities outside the theatre walls, wr…

If there is a universal truth in the arts and culture sector, it is that funding is an eternal challenge. That's even more tru…

Charles Hazlewood is on a mission to disrupt the traditional model of orchestral music and bring the excitement into the streets.

Recent research urged Edinburgh’s cultural sector to adopt a values-led approach to addressing inequities and precarities. V…

In October 2020, then Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden distanced himself from an advert encouraging people in the arts to retrain i…

In the first in a series profiling the shortlisted candidates for UK City of Culture 2025, Alison Clark introduces the county whos…

The box office provides much more than just the ability to sell tickets. It’s important, says Natalie Watson, to use th…

Digital teams have been at the forefront of connecting the arts with social justice and reform, according to a new report, writes…

The Ticketing Professionals Conference (TPC) was conceived in Denver in 2015 at the International Ticketing Associations’ an…

It’s a fundamental matter of social justice that cultural provision and opportunities are so unequal. Richard Watts argues s…

Can the cultural sector embrace collaboration as an essential tool to dismantle racism? In launching their new campaign, Arts Agai…

A new report argues that urban planners need to do more to engage with theatre or risk losing these vital assets. Alice Morby has…

Lending and borrowing are vital for museums and their collections to remain dynamic and relevant. Katie Lloyd and Catherine Monks…

Can coaching enhance the resilience of people working in the arts during times of challenge and change? Nina Byrne has been doing…

Louise Wildish has been exploring whether working models in the arts are accessible for those, like her, living with chronic illne…

What’s the impact of cultural participation in later life, and how do we capture its value? Helen Manchester explores what t…