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Making a pact with the devil

Coal corporations, oil companies and casinos have money to spend on the arts. Should you steer clear or mine their…

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The truth about streaming

Artists don't make much money from Spotify, but that doesn't mean we should all follow Taylor Swift's lead and quit.

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Quality not quantity should measure theatre success

If numbers tell the truth, the UK theatre industry is thriving. But plays don't come off a production line so…

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Consolidated evidence shows value of the arts

Multiple studies prove the arts improve health, education and economic outcomes, a review of 90 research projects has shown.

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Plugging the gaps in arts value research

Despite more than 500 studies, reviewers say better research is needed to convince policy-makers that strong arts activity generates happier,…

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Embracing the elusive

Following widespread reaction to the powerful contention that art should disturb not please, we publish Leysen's full speech.

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Goal setting for creative businesses

Effective goal-setting takes more skill, discipline and self-awareness than simply following your dreams and expecting the universe to deliver.

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How to identify your market segment

Understanding Culture Segments can help galleries and arts organisations identify, engage, attract and keep audiences coming through their doors.

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A $180m paper bag - Sydney opens its Gehry

The man responsible for the Bilbao effect, Frank Gehry, has designed a building for Sydney that will divide and delight.

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Does art make good (reality) television?

A Brit reality tv show turns Street Art into the latest ratings pawn with a Survivor meets The Archibald zeal.

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