A new report on the personal experiences of artists working through the pandemic aims to understand the long-term impacts on the c…

Centre producing research and policy recommendations on arts, culture and the creative industries will be split across two hubs in…

To mark International Women’s Day, and in response to colleagues feeling 'frozen out' of academia, Lizzie Coombes, G…

In the cultural sector, leaders too often fail to reflect the diversity of society – in ethnicity, gender and disability. So…

Research repeatedly highlights that the cultural sector has a capacity issue to address before it can fully realise the benefits o…

Declared additional income from 19 MPs engaged in cultural policy consists of additional earnings, donations and gifts, with the m…

A new initiative to champion the needs of freelancers with caring responsibilities is being launched, specifically focusing on ret…

Report from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra finds the younger generation is driving a rise in interest in orchestral music, with…

In the face of multiple crises, Matthew McCallum and Ben Walmsley argue that now is the time to make the case for culture as a pub…

New report says the sector must invest in its workforce if the UK is to remain a leader in the creative industries.

Melissa Nisbett, Ben Walmsley and Emma McDowell have been conducting research on abusive leadership in the arts. Their findings wi…

Rosy Greenlees and Suzie Leighton have been reflecting on the challenges of knowledge exchange between the arts and higher educati…

Last week’s reshuffle saw DCMS lose its digital remit to a new Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. Benjamin K…

Museums are not only holders of our histories and stories, but also repositories of a range of emotions, elicited when we encounte…

Filmed theatre is still a relatively new medium – between film and live theatre. So how do we develop the visual language to…

With ticket price differentiation reaching new extremes, David Reece considers the longer-term consequences and asks if we should…

When asked if the performing arts should simply entertain or whether they have a higher social calling, Jonathan Vaughan is very c…

Evaluation report finds festival made inclusive practice integral to its programme, despite previous claims it had shut out creati…

Galleries, theatres and museums struggling to attract and retain staff due to rising wage demands in face of cost-of-living crisis…

Talking of failure can feel uncomfortable and we often avoid it when carrying out evaluation. But, as Susanne Burns argues, being…

Musicians urged to take part in first ever Musicians’ Census in order to map the total population of musicians and build a p…

The relationship between a place’s local government and its creative economy is an entirely (and rightly) symbiotic one, arg…