Arts
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The university will not merge its arts college with UNSW due to a ‘different vision’ but will still move it from its parkland site
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Diversity is key to ensuring a new generation shape theatre’s future. But endless development isn’t enough – new plays must be put in front of audiences
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Squeezing out arts for more ‘useful’ subjects will impoverish us all
Stephanie MerrittDespite the lack of resources we need a commitment to creativity in schools that reflects its value
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Are computers killing off craft? Not a chance
Grayson PerryToday’s art students are ready to embrace both traditional and digital approaches: universities must inspire them to breathe new life into old forms -
The British artist known for his public installations – which often inspire many creative selfies – is about to open a new solo exhibition in New York
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Mockery: the best way to open up the arts
Rhiannon Lucy CosslettCreativity is being strangled in our schools, but subversive memes are inspiring young people as never before
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The range of postgraduate degrees that focus on the art market is aimed at would-be curators, gallery owners and auctioneers
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The government promised to open 500 new schools by 2020 and is urging universities to help – but not everyone thinks it’s such a good idea
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Plan to move world-renowned London ‘Bauhaus’ would destroy creative diversity and diminish East End community in which it stands
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Distinguished architects, designers, artists and curators campaign to save the Cass Faculty in an open letter to London Metropolitan University
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The arts are under threat – William Morris should inspire us to defend them
Bob and Roberta SmithThe Victorian designer, writer and social activist would be horrified at the message we are giving our children: that artistic vision counts for nothing. For him art was as essential as our freedom
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Collaborate with other sectors and knock on doors to build a freelance career in culture, advise the experts
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Looking for portfolio career in journalism, art or photography? Ask our experts how to get ahead on Wednesday 10 June from 1–3pm BST
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Higher education institutions have a key role in preparing students to work in a sector with ever-evolving roles and a lack of job security
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The creative industries is the fastest growing sector of the UK economy, but a new Tory government should recognise that high fees and cuts could risk this
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Letter: The rethink should begin with the removal of students from any immigration target set for the next parliament
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Actors, writers and other creative talents argue in letter that many students who could contribute to UK cultural life are likely to be forced to leave by rules that penalise freelancers
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Letters: We were very fortunate in the 60s as all art education was free. Today many of the students awarded places cannot afford to take them up
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If we value our culture, we must not price it out of the reach of our young people
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Julia Goodfellow, incoming president of Universities UK, warns that administrative hurdles make students feel unwelcome
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Theatre blog It’s time for artists to get angry
Rebecca Atkinson-LordThe role of art in our society is undervalued by those in power. All this talk about privilege in the theatre diverts attention from failing Tory and Labour policies
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At the recent State of the Arts debate at the Southbank Centre, Dave Moutrey celebrated the value of an arts education. Here’s his speech
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If you're studying a creative degree, a work placement could improve your job prospects
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Universities should stop trying to turn out jacks-of-all-trades and give students the skills they need to work with other specialists
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The annual event will showcase the work of more than 500 rising stars of the art and design world
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This year's summer show will feature the work of graduates in fine art, illustration, film, photography, fashion and contemporary craft
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This year's showcase features the work of graduates in art and science, photography and fine art
Universities enter brave new world with mix ’n’ match courses