What happens when you put communities in charge of their own creative projects? Ryan Herman found out how residents, rather than l…

Adopting a creative approach to tackle opening in a Covid-safe environment could give venues the edge and help them come out the o…

When cultural producers have the time and space to think ahead and bounce ideas off each other, remarkable ideas emerge. Richard W…

To future-proof the creative sector we must root out systemic funding bias against BAME organisations, says Kevin Osborne, startin…

The collective seeks to influence decision makers and put race at the forefront of the sector’s recovery, but the Arts Counc…

As we move from the immediate crisis towards new ones, we need atypical thinkers, agile doers and creative problem-solvers who thr…

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

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…

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

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.

Disabled artists say their safety, security and insight into limited lifestyles are crucial during this crisis. 

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…

UK museums, libraries, galleries and archives must “visibly and robustly stand up for freelancers who they frequently depend…

New research showing a 92% drop in ticket sales and revenue in a single day suggests income will continue to plummet.

The challenges facing arts organisations have changed dramatically – but that doesn’t mean giving up on our core value…

From job titles to meeting agendas, Debbie Bell explains why no stone is left unturned in her trustees’ approach to tackling…

The Great Place Scheme demonstrates how projects flourish when official bodies allow them freedom from pre-determined outcomes, sa…

Lottery funding, low pay, and that boat…Amanda Parker meets the Arts Council England Chair and architect of the UK’s…

The Tavistock Institute’s courses have always embraced approaches outside of the mainstream. Heather Stradling tells Jonatha…

DCMS has welcomed two new ministerial posts and a former Culture Secretary after widespread speculation it would be dismantled.

As ArtsProfessional unveils the explosive findings from its recent Freedom of Expression survey, Liz Hill examines the soul of a s…

Reflecting on being wrongfully dismissed by the Royal Academy of Music, Dr Francesca Carpos says the sector must create a cul…