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Rise in the cost of living impacting artists
Hikes in living costs are putting the pinch on studio practice – artists offer their advice on soldiering on through…
Loneliness driving Airbnb Experiences
The tourism market is shifting again, and there is more room for creatives in creating connections.
Couch wars: the challenge and the trend facing creatives
As couch complacency lingers, immersive entertainment appears to be the winner that’s drawing audiences back.
So you want my arts job: Proofreader
Proofreading is a last chance, 'spit and polish' appraisal of a writer's work for pesky mistakes. Being finicky and pedantic…
Webinar #2 – A new way forward: how inclusive leadership is driving change
The latest Creative Exchange webinar available to view now and tackles the topic of creative leadership.
Aboriginal activist Richard Bell (de)colonises Tate Modern
Aboriginal artist Richard Bell asks Tate Modern to 'Pay the Rent (UK)', with artworks protesting land rights.
In conversation with Sir Simon Rattle
On the eve of the LSO's Australian tour, Sir Simon Rattle discussed life and music with ABC presenter, Martin Buzacott.
Vale Barry Humphries
Humphries, whose reputation was tarnished in later years, is nonetheless remembered as a comic genius.
QAGOMA and V&A join forces for Asia Pacific exhibition
Highlights from QAGOMA’s Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT) will be presented at the London Victoria and Albert Museum…
A horse death during ‘The Rings of Power’ leads to questions for the industry
Horse welfare in entertainment and sport needs improvement, says Karen Luke.