National Portfolio Organisations are thriving, despite 27% cuts in local authority funding. Christy Romer examines how.

Jane Earl busts some arts-related myths, starting with ‘everyone wants to take part in arts activities’.

Disappointed with the aggressive nature of today’s arts marketing, Ben Walmsley explores the potential benefits of a more di…

Artists and other self-employed arts professionals are missing out by failing to take advantage of the tax rules designed to leave…

In part two of a series on diversity in the arts, Christy Romer says that labels like ‘diverse’ and ‘BME’…

Visitor numbers may have grown, but the diversity of museum-goers in London has hardly changed over the past ten years. James Does…

Just how diverse is the arts workforce in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland? Find out with these Infographics collatin…

Theatre for young audiences has suffered from low status and under-investment, but perceptions of its quality are changing, says N…

How do you market classical music to people who've never been to a concert? Thomas Kemp offers some practical advice for anyon…

Now that we have all gone digital, the next challenge is to find out much more about our online audiences, says Katie Moffat.

In the first in a series of articles based on independent research and interviews with key figures about diversity in the arts, Ch…

To make a fundraising project stand out from the crowd you need to create a powerful and engaging supporter experience. Bernard Ro…

Running a successful arts workshop is not easy, but remembering to be pragmatic and as collaborative as possible is key, says Nick…

A positive internal culture is key to building resilience in arts organisations, says Michelle Wright. She shares her tips for cre…

Northern Ireland cannot escape its past, but its cultural leaders can work together to help it reach a new future, says Kevin Murp…

Do you know your rights? Abby Yolda answers some common questions about the copyright of artistic works and what to do if your wor…

Enjoy your successes and brush away your losses, playwright and art historian Laura-Jane Foley tells 22 year olds.

In these rapidly changing times, what new skills and attributes do our cultural leaders need? Sue Hoyle and Robbie Swale shar…

The arts sector talks a lot about diversity, but what can actually be done to achieve it? Monica Montgomery suggests ten ways to t…

To make useful art, don’t dumb down, dumb up, says Alistair Hudson.