In rural areas such as Cornwall, the pandemic has exacerbated loneliness, with vulnerable people losing their sense of commun…

Building on Culture Reset, Richard Watts shares a range of new initiatives aimed at supporting the cultural sector to change and d…

The last 18 months have seen arts fundraisers face numerous challenges in trying to bring in income when the sector has been in su…

Brighton Dome has been participating in 5G Festival trials to test new technology that could revolutionise the festival experience…

Ben Walmsley, Abigail Gilmore and Dave O’Brien share the latest findings from a research programme examining the impacts of…

The museum and heritage sector has always been collaborative. But, says Carolyn Young, the need for supporting each other to build…

It's widely agreed that arts and creativity can boost mental health and wellbeing. But less well known is the positive effect…

How can we build a fairer cultural sector that works for artists, organisations, and communities? Mark Robinson explores some tact…

Creative skills don’t just benefit the creative industries; they bring huge value to other sectors including business,…

A new programme aimed at engaging 18-to-25 year olds with museums and galleries hands over control of the creative direction to th…

A group of young creatives have been selected as Creative Entrepreneurs for 2021 on the basis of their potential. Marina Norr…

A charity in the West Midlands is championing young people’s voices and youth leadership through a range of different activi…

As the U.Dance National Festival returns in an online format this month, Cameron Ball shares how the event connects the nation&rsq…

We are witnessing a significant increase in diverse and highly ambitious partnerships between universities and the cultural s…

Despite an incredibly difficult time for arts and culture in London, Justine Simons says the return of visitors to our world-leadi…

Who decides what political work is worth funding? And has the moment passed by the time the funding comes through? Kathryn Bilyard…

Public art plays a vital role in engaging people. And giving cultural venues a voice in cities is crucial to creating a more equit…

After thirty years at the frontline of grassroots creativity, Voluntary Arts has relaunched as Creative Lives. David Bryan re…

The Secretary of State for Education, Gavin Williamson, has announced substantial cuts in funding for arts degrees. Jane Ide asses…

Erin Gavaghan reflects on how the lives of women with experience of the criminal justice system can be profoundly changed by theat…

2021 marks 10 years of Shubbak – London’s largest biennial festival of contemporary Arab culture. Eckhard Thiemann cha…

Jude Kelly shares how a group dedicated to the experience of live congregational events transformed into techies in a two-month tu…

It’s easy to blame the challenges now facing theatre on the longest shutdown of stages since the mid-17th century. But these…

A commissioning programme in support of disabled artists was inundated with applications. Jo Verrent says the sector must increase…