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Watershed ruling for war crimes against culture
The Malian terrorist Ahmad al-Faq al-Mahdi has been deemed liable for damages amounting to €2.7m in connection with the destruction…
Arts
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Foundation brings fellows together
Philip Loubser Foundation (PLF) will hold its inaugural fellowship weekend this September. PLF’s goal is to nurture top international talent…
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Chile creates Ministry of Culture
The Chilean Government has voted to create a Ministry of Culture, Art and Heritage. The National Congress of Chile voted…
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Musical theatre in China
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Really Useful Group (RUG) has launched a new project to develop musical theatre in China. Partnering with…
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Big names head to Brisbane
Brisbane Festival has announced its full programme for 2017, which includes five world premieres and 11 Australian premieres. The festival…
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59 Productions to lead Freer|Sackler reopening
The Smithsonian’s Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M Sackler Gallery will reopen on 14 October with a special art…
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Edinburgh International Festival 2017 kicks off this Friday – here’s what’s on
The highly-anticipated 70th anniversary edition of Edinburgh International Festival (EIF) kicks off this coming weekend with a massive free event…
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There’s a buzz around Hot Brown Honey
Black Honey Company has won a Helpmann Award in Australia for its show Hot Brown Honey. The show, which is…
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International Festival Encounters for emerging professionals
A prestigious five-day summer school for ambitious producers, programmers, creative artists and performers is seeking new recruits. Participation is by selection…
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Historic literary institution London Library appoints new director
Philip Marshall has been appointed as the London Library’s new director and will take up the post in mid-September, joining…