Project to promote academic/practitioner links
Higher education institutions will be working with artists and micro creative enterprises in an attempt to improve the flow of inf…
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Filling the gap
Despite a thriving theatre scene, Arthur Stafford couldn’t help but feel Manchester’s playwrights weren’t receiv…
Push to broaden school/arts partnerships in London
Opportunities for schools to connect with cultural organisations in the capital will be shared through a new online platform aimin…
A play for the nation
The RSC’s Dream 16 will involve 18 professional actors, 14 amateur casts and 58 groups of schoolchildren. As rehearsals begi…
Reasons to work together
Membership of the Dance Touring Partnership has helped Warwick Arts Centre programme distinctive work and attract new audiences. A…
Bristol City Council and ACE sign Memorandum of Understanding
A four-year Memorandum of Understanding outlines a potential model for collaboration between Arts Council England and local author…
The partnerships puff
Where does our growing drive to work in partnership come from? And is it anything more than a way of sweetening the bitter pill of…
Partnerships a mixed blessing, research finds
The wider benefits of partnership-working in the cultural sector could be undervalued if the effectiveness of this approach is jud…
ACE to support 50 new cultural education partnerships
Bridge organisations will initiate new partnerships that aim to help deliver a consistent cultural education to all children and y…
Digital Innovation Fund for the Arts launched in Wales
Eight arts projects will be selected to receive £5,000 and business support from the Digital Innovation Fund for the Arts, b…
Financial advantages
Richmond Arts Service shared resources and took advantage of new funding opportunities by working in partnerships, say Pippa Joine…
Seeking shared spaces
Jessica Bowles took students from The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama to curate the Prague Quadrennial's SpaceLab …
The word’s the thing
How can literature and publishing thrive in the wake of Creative Scotland's review of the cultural sector, asks Andrew Ormston…
Mission made possible
Partnerships with local authories are crucial to Orchestras Live’s work. Henry Little reveals how they’ve ma…
Call for universities and the arts to work more reciprocally
A new report summarises discussions between academics and cultural practitioners about the nature of their working relationships.
How to make a consortium great
With more and more arts organisations forming consortiums, Trevelyan Wright shares his tips on how to be a strong lead or a suppor…
Crowdfunding for the great and small
With little known about how small arts organisations can most effectively use crowdfunding, Oonagh Murphy decided to find out thro…
Wales commits to creative education
The Welsh Government and the Arts Council have joined forces in a national schools initiative that will embed the arts and creativ…
An entrepreneurial new partnership
The Octagon Theatre Bolton has followed advice to be more entrepreneurial by creating a new degree course with its local universit…
Why we’re better together
Partnership working has aided the fortunes of arts organisations across the country, allowing them to embark on projects previousl…
New artistic territory
Louisa Davison tells how two companies have pulled down the barriers between ballet and integrated contemporary dance.
Partnerships put to the test
The European Regional Development Fund can be a crucial source of funding, but relations and processes between the partners involv…
Partnership working – a call for evidence
The latest Enquiry from Culture at King’s will investigate the opportunities for greater public engagement and cost-saving p…
Learning from the French
Working with some of the best French contemporary circus companies has raised the bar for our own version of the artform, says Gav…
