Exclusive: Trinity Hall’s new policy described as a ‘slap in the face’ for state-educated students

National theatres play a crucial role in a country’s cultural landscape. The artistic leaders of six institutions talk to Natasha Tripney about their priorities and the challenges they face

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Media figures say ‘gold rush is over’, as attacks on diversity and inclusion have led to some advertisers avoiding outlets

Conservative People’s party in Jumilla votes to stop civic centres and gyms being used for activities ‘alien to our identity’

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History is full of examples of artworks being used to express things diplomats would be forbidden to say

Paul Webb said he ensured books and material were pulled from children’s section of Kent libraries, but it emerges they were never there

Researchers Alice Borchi and Carlo Alberto Petruzzi examine recent events in Florence, a city caught between the pressures of mass tourism and the need to preserve its cultural identity.

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Tory leader says there are ‘more insidious’ issues but she asks people who attend her surgery to remove face coverings

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Experienced figures doing entry-level roles amid prolonged work drought since Covid and rise of online content

ICOM UK is excited to announce that registrations are now open for its highly anticipated Annual Conference 2025, set to take place in Liverpool on 1 & 2 May 2025. This year’s conference, “Regenerativ...

Political leaders increasingly caution that we are facing a historical ‘inflection point’. Are we?

Economic activity in the creative, arts and entertainment sectors shrank by a cumulative 15% between July and October this year, an analysis by a performers' union Equity has found. Equity has highlig...

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Learn more about a new scoping project to develop a blueprint for a national cultural data observatory in the UK.

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Arts and culture are integral to shaping the places we live. We now need to understand the effects cultural placemaking practices have on our towns, provinces and rural areas, argues John Wright.

Artist Rebecca Farkas highlights the main themes of The Role of the Artist in Society research digest in this creative response.