‘I want to take the emotional risk’: getting men to open up about mental health
Restoke anticipated difficulties getting local men to talk about their mental wellbeing – then 170 of them responded to its…
Restoke anticipated difficulties getting local men to talk about their mental wellbeing – then 170 of them responded to its…
Phil Redmond said partnerships between rural areas and their historic religious buildings could help make both relevant and cultur…
A new survey finds that one in three museums are unlikely to collaborate with tourism brands, and three quarters think a stronger…
Medical museums can be deeply offensive to disabled visitors. Richard Sandell introduces a radical project that replaced prejudice…
A report finds that relationship dynamics regarding Arts Council England’s flagship placemaking scheme are being “part…
Top-down programmes will never bring about meaningful change, says Cath Hume – so it’s time for arts organisations and…
First World War centenary commemorations proved that large-scale cultural projects can effectively mark nationally significant eve…
By working in partnership and refusing to patronise audiences, Lyth Arts Centre in Caithness has attracted record numbers, says Ch…
Employers think that arts and culture make places more attractive for workers – but see salaries, transport and schools as m…
The cultural sector needs to follow Samuel Beckett’s words and “fail again…fail better”, argues Arts Coun…
The prospect of leaving the EU inevitably creates uncertainties – but a silver lining is a greater understanding of the valu…
To unlock the full value of culture, Arts Council England needs to support villages, towns and cities across the country to work t…
A new initiative to commission dances with UK galleries will improve the profile and practice of this developing field, its founde…
Meeting future challenges in the arts sector will not be about managing change, but creating it, says Richard Watts.
The CEO of Bristol’s Watershed looks back on how “a jumble of opportunism and serendipity” has helped her avoid…
“Our carefully laid plans…would be wasted” if the UK leaves without a deal, says an organisation awarded €…
While some in the UK may believe we have little to learn from European collaboration, Anne Torreggiani and Jonathan Goodacre have…
What might a no-deal Brexit do to the independent grassroots networks that currently flourish across the continent, asks Martin Co…
With metropolitan bias prevailing at both a national and European level, the best hope for rural arts organisations lies in collab…
The outdoor arts sector has experienced growth over the last decade, but could a no-deal Brexit put the brakes on this? Maggie Cla…
Teams can fall into working in isolation, rather than together for a common purpose, in organisations of any size. Nick Stevenson…
Artistic excellence and effective governance are key to the success of major public cultural programmes, writes Nigel Hinds.
The LightNight festival initially aimed to showcase Liverpool's artists to outsiders – but it is now more concerned with…
The Hub at Wellcome Collection brings together academics and practitioners to tackle issues like rest and busyness, rare dementias…