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A win for women in Australia Council grants
Australia Council has awarded more than half of its individual artist grants to women – 63%, the highest ever percentage.…
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European Parliament votes for Copyright Directive
The European Parliament has voted in favour of a new Copyright Directive. In the end 438 members supported it, with…
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Edinburgh Festival Fringe sets records
Edinburgh Festival Fringe (EFF), the world’s largest arts festival, has come to a close. Running from 3-27 August, this year’s…
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Opportunity for arts critics
National Ballet of Canada (NBC) is expanding its Emerging Arts Critics (EAC) course, which helps young writers hone their talent.…
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Classical next puts out call for proposals and names 2019 jury
Classical:NEXT is asking for innovative, engaging and trailblazing ideas for its next conference. The 2019 edition takes place from 15–18…
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Edinburgh International Culture Summit underway
The Edinburgh International Culture Summit (EICS) is underway, with Scotland First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and UK Prime Minister Theresa May…
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Edinburgh Festival Fringe offered extra funds
The UK Government has pledged GBP100,000 (€111,000) to help the Edinburgh Festival Fringe (EFF) upgrade its ticketing system and sell…
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Performance piece unearths LGBT ghosts
A new show exploring persecution of gay men will debut this September in Bristol. A Haunted Existence runs from 13-23…
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Artists and scientists ponder pandemics
Melbourne’s Arts House is bringing together scientists, humanitarian charities and artists for a new inter-disciplinary project. Refuge 2018: Pandemic will…
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she said.so launches mentoring programme
Networking group she said.so has launched a new mentorship programme. she.grows will pair up 50 mentees with 50 mentors from…