The stories behind the Olympic Games and other cultural mega-events are important, says Beatriz Garcia. Now is the time to look be…

Being fleet of foot and digitally prepared means MSL is ahead of most in re-configuring its programme online. But in a landscape t…

The rewards of helping an early career fundraiser with their goals and development are amazing, says Samir Savant. So anyone think…

By labelling people as either creators or administrators the sector is losing out on a host of valuable skills, says Rachel Griffi…

Subsidy doesn’t shield or separate arts activities from the economic system; it enables them to be part of it, says Stephen…

2008 saw the publication of New Flow, a radical vision for a new framework that abandons narrow definitions of the arts and embrac…

Post-Covid, the twin pillars of cultural policy should be social justice and environmental concern – but collectively we hav…

When it's time to rebuild, the cultural sector will have to start owning up to failure if it is to learn from its previous mis…

Investment in soft power assets can deliver huge financial returns – and could be the catalyst for redressing regional econo…

Inclusion means ensuring workers can fulfil their potential, regardless of their background, identity or circumstance. Is now the…

“You may be down, but you're not out”, says Ron Evans, who is convinced this pandemic is poised to be the biggest…

Once-ridiculed activists are increasingly setting the agenda, but can radical practices co-exist with organisational forms adopted…

The combination of the pandemic and impending climate change means the world we have known is about to change. As young people wor…

The financial fallout from the cancellation and postponement of hundreds of orchestral performances is taking a heavy toll on both…

Once the initial storm of Covid-19 closures and lockdown subsides, rapid and focused medium-term planning will be essential for th…

While our concert halls, theatres, galleries and museums sit empty, dedicated teams take centre stage to make sure venues are read…

Being at the heart of its community is the hallmark of Slung Low’s creative work. Its doors may be closed but its community…

When the coronavirus crisis ends and government is prioritising what happens next, nothing will be more important than being able…

Age-old paternalistic attitudes will persist unless disabled people lead change themselves, says Vici Wreford-Sinnott.

As we rebuild the arts sector there are some things we must not lose. If we narrow our priorities too tightly we will limit our po…

Over the coming weeks, arts funders and philanthropists must make heart-rending decisions about who will survive. A coordinated ap…

Fundraising might seem impossible right now but donors need to hear from you on good days and bad, writes Michelle Wright.

Audiences like to feel personally responsible for bringing about positive change, says Sean Hanly, so giving them the chance to co…

How do arts organisations and individuals cope when what we do so instinctively is threatened? Lead the way and self care says Suz…