Despite new requirements coming into force more than a year ago, many arts organisations remain woefully underprepared. Mary-Alice…

Ajay Chhabra jumped at the opportunity to manage a Covid test centre in the heart of London’s South Asian community. He foun…

'Decolonising the curriculum' has become a touchstone for educational institutions. But what does this mean in practice? C…

Employers in arts, culture and heritage face hard choices about what to invest in and how to effectively plan for the long term, w…

Amanda Huxtable reflects on how racial trauma has shaped leadership within the cultural sector, taking on the responsibility for c…

James Clutton says supporters have stood by cultural organisations through the toughest of times. They deserve transparency, care…

Ryan Dawson Laight had to costume virtual productions from recycled garments, self-printed fabric and actors’ own wardrobes….

A new cross-continent cultural leadership programme provides a unique opportunity for artists and creative professionals to collab…

Cultural organisations can play a key role in creating thriving places for people to live, work and visit, but only if they reach…

Lois Stonock planned the London Borough of Culture 2020 to respond to Brexit. Then Brent became home to one of the UK’s firs…

What does it mean to have a civic role in challenging times? Andrew Barnett and Deborah Bull discuss.

Swindon's new Cultural Quarter – an £80m development by Swindon Council – will be the first thing visitors s…

Public art can connect us to the places, landscapes and buildings where we live. Lindsey Hebden explains what that means in practi…

Auditorium formats that worked well between lockdowns aren’t the answer to achieving full houses as restrictions are lifted….

The combined effect of Covid and Brexit will make significant dents in the financial viability of the orchestral sector, in spite…

Ava Hunt and Roger Wooster explore whether applied theatre has a future in a post-Covid world.

Caitlin Warfield writes that the future of culture and business in urban centres depends on their ability to work together.

Writer-in-residence Francesca Millican-Slater reflects on the Festival's intensive R&D period – an experim…

Sam Wilkinson and Rosie Murdoch explain how a speed dating approach to partnerships led to artworks and outcomes beyond their expe…

Museums’ survival depends on their members – and post-pandemic they're voting with their feet. Julia Protesaru pro…

Abigail Pogson outlines the vital contribution the arts can – and should – make as the nation edges towards recovery.

Grace Nicol wants to redefine how we make dance to support more risky work. The answer, she thinks, lies in greater pastoral…

Live events in the arts and cultural sector have been among the very hardest hit by the pandemic, so one year on, how do arts lead…

Many organisations are struggling to attract income during the pandemic. Merrin Kalinowski and Nathaniel Hepburn explore how crowd…