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Climate and culture debate in London
Julie’s Bicycle in partnership with Arts Council England are hosting a day long event that will examine how culture can…
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Joseph Mitchell to leave OzAsia Festival
Joseph Mitchell is stepping down as artistic director of OzAsia Festival. Mitchell has overseen five editions of the festival, which…
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Creative Industries Federation responds to UK immigration policy
The UK Government has released its statement on immigration. It states that, “From 1 January 2021, EU and non-EU citizens…
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Hens, chocolate bars and more at Jungspund festival for young audiences
Jungspund – Theatre Festival for Young Audiences will have its second edition in 2020. The festival takes place from 27…
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Aberdeen to switch lights on at SPECTRA
SPECTRA, the festival of light held in Aberdeen, is back after a missing an edition in 2019. It runs from 13-16 February under…
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Audiovisual and performing arts intersect at Sonic Arts Academy
Sonic Acts Academy has announced its line-up for 2020. Held on alternate years to Sound Arts Festival, the academy aims…
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Arts Council England and Manchester International Festival announce new partnership
Arts Council England and Manchester International Festival (MIF) have announced a new partnership, which will see them supporting English artists…
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South Korea gets record-breaking culture budget
South Korea has announced its biggest ever culture budget, with investment in virtual reality a key priority. The National Assembly…
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London company wins Opera Ghent contract
London architects DRDH have won the competition to restore and modernise Opera Ghent. Home to Opera Ballet Vlaanderen, the building…
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Achates Philanthropy Prize announces winners
Achates Philanthropy Prize has announced its two winners for 2019. Established in 2016, the prize aims to encourage first-time giving…