We've launched a survey to understand how well this design protection system serves the UK's vibrant design community, and we need your insights to help shape its future.

Campaigners have been calling for the qualification for years but plan stalled despite a curriculum being drawn up

An independent review of the curriculum and assessment system in England, with statistical analysis.

Kent-born Zandra Rhodes hopes her Colourful Heritage project will inspire local youngsters.

Newham Heritage Month is back for a sixth year. This year the festival will take place in September 2025 with the theme 'Newham At 60', celebrating our borough's sixtieth anniversary.

Co-creation and participatory practices are one of the most effective ways to engage audiences from lower socio-economic backgrounds with culture, research commissioned by the Department for Culture M...

One hundred years ago this April, the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs introduced art deco to the world. To kick off our Art Deco Centenary series, Kathleen Murphy Skolnik gives an overvi...

A new show of visceral, violent and anxiety-strewn drawings reveals a history of expressionist artists seeking to make the world a better place

Calling all creatives based in Royal Docks workspaces

The festival returns to the Royal Docks Centre for Sustainability for its second year, exploring how research, skills development, and community partnerships can shape healthier and more sustainable c...

The tech firms’ efforts to change copyright laws and gain free access to intellectual property is patently wrong

Lee's trailblazing white paper of 1965 insisted that the arts should be central to everyday life and publicly supported for the benefit of all.

Arts Everywhere Fund will improve cultural offerings in communities and on the curriculum

Jokes about the president’s power grab at the Kennedy Center in Washington soon pale. This is a nakedly authoritarian move, says the Guardian’s chief culture writer Charlotte Higgins