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'We need strong leaders to stand up for the future of UK arts funding'
'We need strong leaders to stand up for the future of UK arts funding'
And now, major corporate sponsors are increasingly being targeted by campaigners and activists. The group Fossil Free Books (FFB) recently made ...
"We need strong leaders to stand up for the future of UK arts funding." Hit by austerity cuts and activist boycotts, who is standing up for the arts? The...
"We need strong leaders to stand up for the future of UK arts funding." Hit by austerity cuts and activist boycotts, who is standing up for ...
"We need strong leaders to stand up for the future of UK arts funding ...
"We need strong leaders to stand up for the future of UK arts funding." Hit by austerity cuts and activist boycotts, who is standing up for the ...
Britain needs a cultural reboot. Here's my five-point plan to fix the arts
Alongside changes to education and routes into creative work, we need to invest directly in artists, and give them the opportunity to learn from ...
UK arts bodies urge incoming government to stand up for the culture ...
Twenty one UK visual arts organisations have issued a collective manifesto calling on the future government of the United Kingdom to back ...
Arts funding in England is a thin gruel that organisations are forced ...
There's no new money in the government's arts levelling up wheeze: just a shifting of neglect from one place to another, says the Guardian's ...
How the Arts Council will change
We have already demonstrated, in the way that we responded at pace to the pandemic with our own Emergency Relief Funds and in our management of the government's ...
The arts funding crisis in the UK | Reece McMahon posted on the topic
The Creative Industries are in many ways the UK's economic success story, so are an investment opportunity. Funding bodies should be held ...
Can the Labour Party Stop the U.K.'s Culture Sector Wealth Drain?
“We anticipate the new government will conduct a Spending Review sooner rather than later,” Darren Henley, CEO of Arts Council England, wrote on ...
If you're an individual creative or cultural practitioner, find out how we can support you, so that we make sure we safeguard the future of our industry. A ...
Britain's arts still dazzle the world - The Economist
Arts in Britain have long been subsidised by the government. Even commercially successful plays benefit from public spending on theatres and ...
Jeremy Corbyn: 'The Government Could Easily Afford to Expand Arts ...
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn on how the arts shaped his worldview, why it shouldn't become a preserve of the rich – and the need to ...
Arts funding policy under the new government - Arts Professional
In a period of fast change, financial pressures, despair about public service provision and political upheaval in the UK and abroad, Michelle ...
Equity UK reports arts funding woes | Campaign for the Arts posted ...
They have not just a right but a duty to speak out." - The Culture Secretary intends to reset the Government's relationship with civil society, ...
Debate on contribution of the Arts to the economy and the society ...
Public funding is an essential part of the ecology of the arts and culture in the UK. In 2020, for every £1 generated in the arts and culture, ...
Arts Funding, Austerity and the Big Society Remaking the case for ...
because they have been thoroughly covered in treatments of arts funding. ... Arts leaders in the UK do espouse these views, but not as ... and retaining new ...
Do any political parties have a vision for the arts? | Apollo Magazine
The Conservatives did stump up £1.57bn to help keep the culture sector afloat during the pandemic – a fact that is trumpeted in their manifesto.
Arts - Hansard - UK Parliament
The creative industries significantly grow our economy, as we heard from the noble Lord, Lord Bragg, and the civic contribution of the arts ...
Britain is already a world-leader in this field. The UK is one of only three net exporters of music. We have the second largest art market on ...