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Tag: Arts policy
It’s a man’s world… but why is sexism ingrained in the arts?
Once again, the top jobs at two major British cultural institutions, the BBC and the Royal Opera House, have gone to male appointees
Anish Kapoor and Antony Gormley donate works for Labour auction
Actor Sir Patrick Stewart and author Sarah Waters also offer prizes at party’s first annual arts dinner
Turner prize winner Elizabeth Price warns against marginalisation of arts
Price criticises introduction of Ebacc and withdrawal of state funding for humanities and arts at universities
Mayfair’s Cork Street art hub under threat from developers
Half of galleries may be forced out as upmarket London art district faces being ‘killed off by the greed of the landlords’
Lambeth council lambasted for arts centre sale
Stockwell Studios sold by ‘John Lewis council’ to housing developer after artists spent £70,000 on renovations
Call it the Tracey Emin effect: art overcoming austerity outside London
Turner, Hepworth, FirstSite – the success of new galleries is making the case for culture-led regeneration
Race to save digital art from the rapid pace of technological change
Pioneers of computer art are in danger of becoming the lost generation of our cultural heritage because scientists are unable to preserve their work
