
Digital boom sustains museum audiences but not income
Volunteer programmes have been suspended and freelance contracts are at risk as museums take measures to sustain themselves throug…
Volunteer programmes have been suspended and freelance contracts are at risk as museums take measures to sustain themselves throug…
Urgent letters to the Chancellor of the Exchequer are already highlighting the plight of arts workers and businesses falling throu…
“You may be down, but you're not out”, says Ron Evans, who is convinced this pandemic is poised to be the biggest…
The financial fallout from the cancellation and postponement of hundreds of orchestral performances is taking a heavy toll on both…
The Bromsgrove arts centre was returning to financial health following local authority cuts, but the coronavirus crisis has proved…
Creative practitioners are being told “you have the power to change the world” but responses to its creative brief wil…
£11m for Scotland, £7m for Wales and £1m for Northern Ireland as their arts councils announce plans to support o…
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…
Thousands of arts, culture and heritage charities improve communities, wellbeing and isolation – "functions t…
Disabled artists say their safety, security and insight into limited lifestyles are crucial during this crisis.
As stopgap measures grow in number, some arts workers will still fall through the cracks.
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…
How do you keep connected in our Covid-19 world? #CreativeNetwork is a chance to talk about creative responses to enforc…
The new AP microsite presents a round-up of the most relevant, interesting and quirky developments as the lockdown starts to bite….
Arts Council England has drawn on reserves and Lottery grants to save the sector from an "unsustainable loss of revenues"…
New data from ticketing companies shows patrons “want to support the organisations they frequent”.
Reserves and furloughing are "no guarantee" that further cuts can be avoided.
Surveys say 70% fear they can't pay the bills, 60% expect their income to halve and 50% have lost all their scheduled wor…
Arts workers, unions and membership organisations react to UK-wide closures and the “unmanageable risks” presented by…