During the COVID-19 pandemic, festivals faced a major challenge: how could they create meaningful shared experiences when people could no longer gather? Moving online was often described as a practica...

Cutting student immigration won't win votes and won't improve the economy. James Coe urges the government to learn the right lessons from May's local elections and he thinks universities can help.

By insisting tariffs on films at least partly produced outside the US, the president is trying to limit the important worldview of cinema

Support the publication of a book and cassette for a milestone exhibition! | Check out ''Straight A's' exhibition book and album launch' on Indiegogo.

The Match of the Day presenter has been challenged again on his views on Gaza and Israel. But can we really expect him to have no opinions about the outside world?

Failing to scrap the limit could put child poverty at its highest level since records began by the end of this parliament, charities have warned

Founded by formerly incarcerated artist Jesse Krimes, the Center for Art and Advocacy will host exhibitions and programs in a 2,600-square-foot space in Bed-Stuy.

The molecule targets bacteria in a way that other drugs don’t.

'Despite the increase, the minimum wage will still be comparatively low, and millions will live below the minimum acceptable standard of living.'

Shân Edwards is the founder and director of the Scottish charity Outdoor Spaces, helping to forge new ways for artists to make work using affordable spaces. She thinks this model forms a vital component...

Plastic and climate change are interfering with how plants make food. It will blow back on us.

A government-backed initiative to regenerate high streets through community engagement and cultural events provided an economic boost of nearly a quarter of a billion pounds, a study has found. An evaluation...

A new arts venue has opened in a converted storage depot in Bradford city centre. The Loading Bay on the city's Duke Street has been converted by Bradford 2025 to host events throughout the year. The...

Rob Eagle reflects on their experiences of creating a four-week art installation with and for their local community.

As the Centre for Cultural Value's initial five-year funding period ends, we share our plans to take a deliberate and strategic pause to reflect, innovate and prioritise the Centre’s long-term sustain...

Forget about inflation. Now it’s all about cutting ‘waste’ in the form of jobs and our already paltry social safety net

Trump’s diplomatic how-to guide boasts new chapters on the arts of bullying, harassment, gaslighting and, of course, the deal.

Focusing on the participation agenda, this paper explores the definitions, negotiations and implementation of cultural policy at the intersection of national policy aims and local level strategy. R...

Transform how you communicate with your patrons online using these practical tips for creating clear, scannable content that engages diverse audiences. From structure to writing effective CTAs,…

No musical line-up has been confirmed but tickets to the Mexican sequel are now available with prices up to $1.1m

Probably - but that doesn't mean the end of the boom.

Taking on Thomas Cole’s epic The Course of Empire, the New York artist asks if we’ve all had a good run.

UK creative industries can feature inequality and lack diversity. How can participation be increased?

America’s allies are preparing to have to fend for themselves against not just their traditional foes, but also a predatory Washington.

The district of Plaka dates to neolithic times but a new wave of development is luring more tourists – and local people are fighting back In a neoclassical building in Athens on the oldest street of one of the oldest neighbourhoods in the western world,…

Read the latest State of the Nations research report on the skills mismatch in the creative industries produced by Work Advance.

In the coming years, climate breakdown will ravage the global food systems on which we depend, ushering in a new era of political instability.

Scotland's first minister has outlined an ambition to create a bespoke visa for skilled international students graduating from the country's colleges and universities.