A heritage charity which recently revealed it must undertake "significant work" to ensure its "stable future" has admitted ...

A Rhode Island federal judge has agreed it is “unconstitutional” for National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) grants to satisfy an executive order issued by the Trump administration in February on ...

A 23-acre patch of north London will combine homes and neighbourhood amenities with production studios and two film and television schools, the architecture firm leading on the project has promised.

A charity that operates hardship funds to support actors and stage managers in England and Wales has unveiled a name change, ...

Scores of leading artists from the world of music, theatre and visual arts have joined over 70 cultural organisations in calling on government to justify “actively ignoring” UK copyright holders’ ...

A year of cultural activities held in Leeds throughout 2023 has been commended for its “unprecedented scale”, reaching people ...

Nearly 300 British Library employees have been invited to share their thoughts on threatened strike action at the central London institution. Members of the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) ...

JACK THORNE has vowed to fight against conservatism and risks to copyright in his new role as president of the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain (WGGB). Thorne, who won two Emmys over the weekend for ...

Council leaders who don't understand the power of culture to grow the local economy are “really missing a trick,” Mayor of ...

Birmingham Museums Trust has committed to investing in its "pathway to net zero" emissions with the announcement of its "energy strategy partner". The charity, which operates nine museums including ...

A spokesperson for Nottingham Contemporary (NC) has denied claims the gallery is failing to progress its commitment to equity ...

Somerset-based touring producers, Wassail Theatre Company, are to close after a decade spent delivering and performing "shows in unlikely places". Nick White, leader of a company founded in 2015, has ...