Arts learning and the budget
As Chancellor Rachel Reeves prepares to deliver her first budget, Joe Hallgarten makes a last-minute case for increased investment…
As Chancellor Rachel Reeves prepares to deliver her first budget, Joe Hallgarten makes a last-minute case for increased investment…
Clore Leadership recently released ‘Imagine it Different’ – a report on a programme they undertook looking into the world of wor…
In celebration of the diverse and vibrant landscape of British and Irish arts, Phil Edgar-Jones of Sky Arts shares how he has tur…
After a two-year, behind-the-scenes project, Arts Professional has a new look – here’s an introduction to our new website.
Playwrights are feeling wrung out and scared, says Fiona Moon. But a recent announcement from London’s Royal Court Theatre has ign…
It’s more important than ever, says Lauren James, head of content and web projects at Splitpixel, for the arts to be accessible…
Given the increasingly complex environment in which charities operate, Michelle Wright offers some straightforward advice for maki…
Why are athletes praised for being elite, while the same epithet applied to musicians carries a connotation of being exclusionary?…
Do your governance and leadership teams have a strategy for the use of AI? Or are your teams just experimenting without direction?…
With headlines raging around Ticketmaster and Oasis, will there be fallout for arts organisations that price dynamically? Robin Ca…
Part of the point of art is the lens it offers us to look at the world in a different way, to converse with people and perspective…
Asked to reflect on the effect of Conservative rule on culture, John Kampfner concludes it was a period of stunning missed opportu…
Some humanities subjects have been declared obsolete and – by extension – useless areas of education and research. Mig…
There is no need for alarm over an increase in churn of arts leaders, says Jodi Myers. But the sector should consider what support…
A key question for the new government has to be how to create the conditions for artists of all backgrounds to flourish, argues Pa…
In a period of fast change, financial pressures, despair about public service provision and political upheaval in the UK and abroa…
A change of government! Hurray. A chance for a new approach to running the country, to tax and spend, reflecting the wants and nee…
All parties seem to agree that devolution is a good thing but the details about how culture will feature are scant. Anne Torreggia…
In a radical reimagining of the classical music paradigm, Sarah Alexander shares the National Youth Orchestra’s model for en…
Dance is part of the national curriculum and schools are statutorily obliged to provide it. So why is a blind eye being turned to…
Following extensive research into the finances of arts organisations, Sarah Thelwall of MyCake reflects on the serious implication…
Arts organisations are committed to reaching marginalised young people through their creative practice. But what happens when youn…
Regardless of the setting, every school deserves a teacher who is afforded the space and professional trust to teach an inspiring…
The Higher Education sector is up in arms about proposed cuts to creative arts courses which, it says, will further damage the UK&…