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Marketing, multicultural-style

Arts organisations need to implement a permanent strategy to successfully increase the size and diversity of audiences for their work,…

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Bradford Festival will go on

A dispute between the private company responsible for the Bradford Festival and the City Council was resolved last week when…

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Peter Hewitt speaks to Arts Marketing Association Conference

Peter Hewitt, chief executive of Arts Council England, recently addressed the Arts Marketing Association annual conference, outlining the challenges and…

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Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell speaks at Edinburgh Television Festival

Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell recently spoke at the Edinburgh Television Festival, on August 23, on Broadcasting after Royal Assent of…

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The business of arts and culture - and the art of business

Colin Tweedy recently attended an international meeting of arts and business bodies in Australia. Tweedy, along with Brian Peck and…

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Composer's dramatic journey to the stage

There was a time when Jake Heggie thought he would never write music again. Now, the opera that relaunched his…

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Second European network receives Culture 2000 funds

One month ago, Arts Hub reported that a network of European producers, In Situ, had secured European Union funding from…

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Getting up to Mischief

From rockets embedded in railway bridges to outdoor performance art that tames even the most rebellious of delinquents, Ian Smith's…

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Artists' studios: endangered species?

Escalating property prices and increased planning restrictions have contributed to an alarming shortage of artists' studios in London. Artist Michael…

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Oh look! Art at Oxford House in Bethnal Green

In her two year preparation for this week’s opening of the new oh!art centre at Oxford House in Bethnal Green,…

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