Government confirms its cash pledge to Glasgow arts venues
RSNO and Scottish Opera will benefit from an £11m investment in their performance venues
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Thoughts on where arts marketing and fundraising meet
How does fundraising fit into marketing in arts organisations? We all have to make that judgement, so not surprisingly it was a po…
Leading the way
Sue Isherwood on the need for cultural leaders to understand their political culture and context
Programming contemporary art in the UK regions
After years of chronic underfunding by the previous Conservative administration, New Labour’s election victory in 1997 saw a…
Café culture
Struggling to make the most of your catering arm? Chris Brown has some suggestions
Can art save the world?
Since the 1960s the eco art movement has concerned itself with environmental degradation, the role of the human in this and has an…
A culture of asking
Kara Larson sorts the myths from the truths about “US-style” philanthropy
Ballet on the box
Royal Opera House and BBC join forces to increase TV exposure for opera and ballet
Wales forges links with Cape Town
Wales Millennium Centre (WMC) and Cape Town Opera are to join forces in a three-year strategic partnership aimed at strengthening…
Lloyd Newton names the people who have inspired him most
Marian Anderson I first discovered this great lady when I was at Music College. Marian, an African American opera singer, was one…
Integrating pricing and donor strategies
Baker Richards
Edinburgh Fringe shake-up
New constitution will mean better representation for Edinburgh Fringe participants
ACE shares the pain
ACE announces its funding plans in response to grant in aid budget cuts of 29.6%
Last word
One star review A couple of months ago, I was pulled aside by a well-respected arts figure and asked why AP insisted on painting t…
Boiling VAT
Mahmood Reza follows up on Garsington Opera’s VAT victory by explaining how the new rules work.
