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HOME celebrates topping out
A new UK multi-arts venue has marked a significant milestone in its construction. The team behind Manchester’s HOME attended the…
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Kennedy Center announces Iberian festival
Performing arts talent from Spain and Portugal will form the focus of the Kennedy Center’s 2015 festival. ‘Iberian Suite: arts…
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Dresden Music Festival promotes emerging artists
A new platform that supports emerging artists has been launched by Dresden Music Festival. Bohème 2020 will bring together artists from…
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UK Chancellor announces tax breaks for productions
Yesterday’s UK budget announcement provided some positive news for British arts organisations, as Chancellor George Osborne (pictured) confirmed tax breaks…
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Brandis proposes funding shake-up
Sydney Biennale’s decision to cut ties with one of its key sponsors has prompted Australian arts minister George Brandis to…
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New summit explores interaction of art and tech
Whether it’s featuring gaming in theatre, or encouraging audiences to interact with performers via GPS, contemporary artists are increasingly blurring…
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New roles for Blackwood, Cooper and Rattray
South Australian children’s group Patch Theatre Company has appointed Sally Blackwood (pictured) as associate director for its Artistic Director Residency Program.…
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Wind in the Willows musical raises £1m
A new musical adaptation of The Wind in the Willows has become the first West End production to raise GBP1m…
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No Boundaries 2014: the discussion
The No Boundaries symposium, a British two-day event exploring the role of arts and culture in contemporary society, took place this…
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UN study will explore effect of advertising on cultural rights
A new study will investigate the impact of advertising and marketing practices on cultural rights. Launched by the United Nations…