Digital opportunities
Arts and culture organisations in England and Scotland looking to explore opportunities presented by digital technologies can now…
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Warning signals
Charlotte Jones raises questions about Arts Council England’s recent choice of projects to receive its Strategic Touring funds
Cultural economy
Yvette Vaughan Jones looks towards a Creative Europe 2014 – and beyond
Brave New World
A new concert hall has the facility for a conductor in Europe to conduct an orchestra onstage in Florida while the audience enjoys…
Us and Them?
Jonathan Goodacre reflects on the Arts Marketing Association’s Press and PR Summit, 8 March 2012
Augmentation optional
The artz trail is taking art out of the gallery and onto the streets of Brighton. Nick Dunn explains the technology behind the pro…
ACE creates Space for digital innovators
Arts programming across digital media platforms will be launched to coincide with the London 2012 Festival
Change: the only certain thing
Web 2.0 has changed the face of the Internet. Katie Moffat investigates how new media is transforming arts journalism now that eve…
New thinking about innovation
Innovation funding needs to meet the specific needs of cultural organisations and that isn’t always about creating something rad…
Building relationships and breaking down barriers
Overcoming social and economic barriers to arts engagement is at the heart of Threshold Studios’ work, which is why most of its…
BBC makes Space for the arts
An experimental digital arts media service and commissioning programme is being planned by the BBC in partnership with Arts Counci…
Digital projects get the go-ahead
Eight digital research and development projects have been selected from 495 applications for a share of the Digital Research and D…
Join the crowd
Heather Stewart celebrates the potential of crowd funding and crowd sourcing as income streams – but only as part of an overall…
Learning from experiments
Hasan Bakhshi argues that research and development in the arts plays an important role, just as it does in science or technology
The art of communication
In this digital age, instantaneous communication with the other side of the world comes at the touch of a button – sor…
Art of communication
I read with interest that there is a well-funded competition in the USA – the Knight/NEA Community Arts Journalism Challenge…
Degree of brilliance
This year’s degree shows have astounded and entertained me in equal measure and I can say with surety that the class of 2011…
Healthy spaces
Kathryn Dempsey and Angharad Williams on how art can help to keep people calm during long waits
Support for digital development
A new £500,000 research fund for digital technology projects has been launched to help arts and cultural organisations conne…
Valuing cultural research
A new report from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (Hidden Connections) provides powerful evidence of the importance of ar…
How putting Neil McGregor in a dress could save the arts
Picture the kind of digital messiah the arts really needs. What would he or she look like? Are they minister shaped? No. Are they…
The need to mix fundraising basics with technology
When I am not working on technology issues, I am struggling to work out how to raise funds for arts organisations which cover both…
Shift Happens…
…well it does doesn’t it? Or it certainly did last week. Shift hit the fan on March 30th and as a result we now have…
Opportunities abound
Rohan Gunatillake took a trip to Texas to discover the next wave of technologies that are set to revolutionise the arts sector
