Grassroots call for radical change
New research that identifies how the pandemic heightened artists’ precarity highlights radically different perspectives for…
New research that identifies how the pandemic heightened artists’ precarity highlights radically different perspectives for…
ACE has pulled off a coup in racial and geographic equity. Kevin Osborne says now we need to fight to prevent any reversal of this…
Why do we struggle to convey the cultural sector’s significant impact? There’s no easy answer but an obvious solution…
A new cultural advocacy programme from Queen Mary University of London is making the case for change in cultural sector policymaki…
At the heart of the cost-of-living and Covid storm, children and young people have fewer opportunities to engage in arts and cultu…
Many organisations are feeling overwhelmed at the huge range of available digital opportunties. Rob Lindsay explores how mentoring…
In a time of rising inflation, affordability and accessibility are at the forefront of arts organisations’ minds. David Reec…
As Art Fund launches its new report on ethnic diversity in the curatorial workforce, Rachael Browning says it’s hard to over…
There are many challenges facing disabled-led organisations and artists. Here Jo Verrent and Cat Sheridan share their expertise on…
We all need to work harder to ensure that culture is fully accessible to disabled audiences. When we do, there are positive spinof…
What is the point of prizes? What impact – if any – do they have on the organisations that win them? Paul Owens explor…
Leeds Playhouse runs courses for D/deaf and disabled artists wanting to enter the theatre. Rio Matchett shares what they have…
A new report from Oily Cart explores making theatre for and with children who have the most barriers to access. Ellie Griffiths su…
A key goal of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK has been to support young people entering the creative industries. Here three of them…
A multiple case study is promoting new ways for theatre to make sustainable productions. Roberta Mock and Siobhan Bauer report on…
What are the everyday experiences of arts and cultural organisations in generating and diversifying income in times of austerity?…
Poor mental health among young people is on the rise. And with it, the broader conversation about how theatre can be a useful tool…
Sarah Mair Hughes marks a decade with Cultural & Creative Skills this year, topping off the milestone by winning Social Leader…
Just a few weeks before the COP27 climate talks in Egypt, no one credible needs convincing of the climate crisis, but the energy c…
In his work with the British Council, Skinder Hundal is privileged to meet cultural professionals and creatives from across the gl…
How can cultural policy support freelance performing artists? It's a question Cecilia Dinardi has been asking in her latest re…
As we recover from Covid and navigate the cost-of-living crisis, fundraisers are ever more important. Yet we continue to undervalu…
What does it mean to have an artist-in-residence working with the board? Nicola Triscott reflects on an unusual journey revealing…
Many companies are making brilliant accessible work and universal content that people want to see. But, as Harmeet Chagger-Khan ar…