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Britten-Pears Foundation and Snape Maltings to merge
The Britten-Pears Foundation and Snape Maltings have announced that they will be merging their organisations to create the Benjamin Britten…
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Malta Festival sues Polish Government
Malta Foundation is suing the Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage (PMCNH) over non-payment of a PLN300,000 (€70,000) grant.…
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Wordsworth Trust celebrates anniversary with major revamp
To commemorate the poet William Wordsworth 250th anniversary in April 2020, The Wordsworth Trust has been granted GBP6.2m (€7.3m) to…
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Museum of London partner with Guildhall School for interactive exhibition
Museum of London is partnering with Guildhall School of Music and Drama to create an immersive digital world, Beasts of…
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Manchester International Festival announces full programme
Manchester International Festival (MIF) launched its 2019 programme in full yesterday (7 March). Taking place from 4-21 July, MIF2019 will present…
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Step in to Saatchi Gallery’s Kaleidoscope
Artist Laura Buckley has created the UK’s largest walk-in kaleidoscope – Fata Morgana will be the centrepiece of London’s famous…
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The Shed set to open
The Shed, a large multidisciplinary arts space in New York City, has announced it will open on 5 April. Sat…
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US and Israel leave UNESCO
The US and Israel have both officially left UNESCO, the UN’s educational, scientific and cultural arm. Both countries claim the…
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Sibelius Academy offers arts management degree
The deadline for Sibelius Academy’s International Master’s Programme in Arts Management is approaching. Launched in 1997, the course covers cultural…
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UNESCO promotes projects in Sarajevo, Gaza and Caribbean
UNESCO has announced new funding for eight cultural initiatives. The eight projects will be financed through the International Fund for…