Arts funding
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Other lives: Director of a charitable foundation funding a wide range of artistic activities
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Director general says collaboration with UK arts funding bodies will create ‘moments of scale that no other organisation can’
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Letters: Music and drama festivals, inspiring educators and the arts councils all open up new vistas for people across the UK
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Creator of acclaimed West End show and Royal Court chief raise fears due to limited access to training for those from outside London
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Arts Council England chair seeks proposals to ensure pupils across UK get ‘opportunities currently only available in the best schools’
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With Moonlight, Hidden Figures and Fences in the running, Hollywood appears to have responded positively to last year’s protests. But is it just lip service? And could measures to promote diversity go too far?
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The government’s approach to education is a hindrance to artistic development
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With performing arts workers twice as likely to attempt suicide than those in other industries, 90 arts organisations have joined forces in Victoria for an industry-first initiative to support them
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We don't pay visual artists properly – that needs to change
Tamara WinikoffThe Fair Pay for Artists campaign is right to push for a fees fund, super changes and an income supplement pension
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Some 200 movie shoots spent £1.6bn in Britain in 2016, a rise of 13% on the previous year, reveal new BFI statistics
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All this week, clubs and stages are hosting special gigs for Independent venue week. Here, the people who run some of the best small venues in Britain describe what keeps them special
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What I learned in four years at the helm of the arts
Peter BazalgetteThe departing head of Arts Council England reflects on the thrill of artistic magnificence -
Hamburg’s new world-class public venue trumpets its host city to the world. London is already a beacon, and doesn’t need Simon Rattle’s dream hall in quite the same way
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Communities across Australia – including Canberra, Parkes and Hobart – have boosted tourism through a commitment to arts and culture
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The actor and part-time painter was right to decline a role as chief of the National Endowment of the Arts. Whoever takes it will be tainted by a hellish reign
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As Nicholas Serota, Kasper Holten and Martin Roth move on, the race is on to protect their legacy as funding cuts bite
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Repertory theatre and symphony orchestra among those to receive less local authority funding than any regional equivalents
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