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Millennials don’t want to call themselves philanthropists

Engaging donors means understanding their motivations and many of the new generation do not want to see themselves simply as…

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Shakespeare finally shares the credit

400 years after Shakespeare wrote his first three plays, Oxford University Press has concluded his rival Christopher Marlowe should share…

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The brave new world of the independent producer

When we think of "producing," we often think "institution" but independent producers have a huge opportunity to create capacity and…

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Dissecting the Dylan Nobel controversy

Dylan's Nobel Prize in Literature has been variously described as an inspired choice, a thoughtless slight to real writers or…

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Creepy clowns obscure the value of real clowning

The current craze for creepy clowns is a sad reminder that real clowning is a misunderstood art.

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Why useless art is useful

Visual arts is useless, edgeless and homeless...and that is a good thing both for artists and for society.

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Why a scorecard of quality in the arts is a very bad idea

Modern society has become addicted to ratings and league tables. But a new scorecard, which aims to give 'good art'…

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What book club is that?

Your book club may have no more in common with mine than lawn bowls has with Sumo wrestling.

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Outing anonymous authors

The identity of novelist Elena Ferrente has been exposed, creating an international storm around the right of authors to remain…

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Turning a free lunch into a gravy train

Whether you are a wannabe, a winner or a frustrated also-ran, working the award scene can be rewarding.

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