News
Arts dominated by middle class and London, report finds
Top-selling musicians are six times more likely than the general public to have attended private schools.
Arts
Policy spotlight: What do the party manifestos say about the arts and creative sector?
A playwright compares the parties' plans on funding, education and sustainability in the arts.
The Health Secretary has ulterior motives for backing an arts revolution in the NHS
The government's approach to the arts in health is ideological - not principled.
By promoting the arts in this election campaign, Labour can ensure that Britain thrives
The possibility for regeneration through culture is clear
Eighteen months late, coalition finally announces its plan for British film
Alex Hern looks at the government’s new film policy, and asks if they know how to deal with the arts.
Labour: Arts cuts have led to a “scaling back of ideas, innovation and creativity”
Reaction to the Arts Council’s strategic funding plan, and an explanation of why the government’s 30 per cent cuts to the arts budget are economically insane.