‘Highbrow’ culture doesn’t influence GCSE grades
"Highbrow" cultural experiences like museum visits don't affect GCSE grades, but reading can be influential, researc…
"Highbrow" cultural experiences like museum visits don't affect GCSE grades, but reading can be influential, researc…
A new research project aims to "build consensus around the most pressing priorities for promoting quality work" in…
Advance booking patterns for performing arts shows last year were “very similar” to before the pandemic, according to…
Ethnically diverse creatives are experiencing increased job insecurity and financial instability post-Covid, according to a Univer…
There is optimism pre-pandemic interest will return, as sites retain high membership rates in a “really good start” to…
The Arts Council of Wales (ACW) is seeking views on the role of Welsh in the arts to form a new strategy. Stakeholders are being i…
Buying tickets online is something people do every day, for thousands of events, on millions of websites, all around the world. Bu…
Sometimes it seems like successful artist/academic partnerships all come down to agreement over who’s paying for the tea and…
Funding digital innovation will be key to overcoming inequality in music education, a new report says. Youth Music Charity NYMAZ l…
A new report recommends long term funding to allow more schools to embed opportunities to work with industry partners.
Ben Walmsley reports on the key findings from a 15-month research project into the effects of the pandemic on the cultural sector.
The main challenge for arts in outdoor spaces is that policymakers and funders tend to focus on art in buildings. But in a new rep…
Most adults think digital services are an inadequate replacement for traditional libraries. More than half (57%) expressed th…
Those who showcased best practice in digital leadership did so by addressing the challenges of the pandemic.
DCMS is calling for evidence for its latest inquiry on the levelling up agenda. Jason Jones-Hall has been analysing initial data f…
In times when the coloniality of many institutions is being called out, Paul Basu negotiates the ethics of displaying images and a…
One of the largest surveys ever undertaken between the arts and academia produced some new perspectives on how collaborations can…
More than a quarter (26%) of live music shows scheduled for the first three months of 2022 have been cancelled. New research from…
There’s better guidance in the UK, study suggests, but work remains to remove structural barriers across Europe.
UK parents are in favour of university-level creative courses and recognise their economic benefits, new research indicates. A stu…
Ten years on from London 2012, disability arts programmes continue to impact artists and audiences around the globe. Tim Wheeler r…
Poor quality data about classical music is a significant obstacle to understanding its lack of diversity. But Anna Bull thinks ACE…
Creative arts workers are the most satisfied in the UK, new research indicates. Conducted by insight platform New Possible, the Wh…
Researchers are calling for arts workers involved in higher education to contribute to a new survey. The National Centre for Acade…