The Campaign for the Arts’ Director Jack Gamble joined a panel discussion on NETWORKS at the Barbican Centre on 21 September. Chaired by Barbican Artistic
On Valentine’s Day we announced the winners of the 2022 Hearts for the Arts Awards, in a digital ceremony hosted by the Local Government Association.
On 14th January, the shortlist was announced for the Hearts for the Arts Awards 2022. The awards celebrate the unsung heroes of Local Authorities who are
The UK Government has announced emergency relief funding to help the arts and culture sector weather the ongoing impacts of Omicron. In England, £30 million will
This letter was sent to the Secretary of State, signed by over 25,000 supporters of the Public Campaign for the Arts.
The NCA celebrates the winners of this year’s Hearts for the Arts Awards.
Whereas freelancers make up 16% of the nation’s workforce, in the performing arts this figure rises to 71%. The Public Campaign for the Arts is
In a fantastic result for our first local campaign, Nottingham City Council has scrapped their plans to cut local funding for arts organisations by 37%.
The UK Government has not struck a deal with the EU for performing artists to continue to tour without visas, work permits and customs documents for each individual
The awards celebrate the unsung heroes of Local Authorities who are championing the arts against all odds.
At the end of this most difficult year, we wanted to say thank you. The events of 2020 have caused grief and suffering for so many.
Boris Johnson has just confirmed a second national shutdown in England. This is nothing short of a catastrophe for the arts. The arts industries have
This post was published on 9 August 2020. It is preserved for archive purposes. Next steps. 10 things the Government still need to do, to
Something extraordinary just happened. Against expectations, the government has announced a significant rescue package for our arts and cultural organisations. This follows an unprecedented groundswell
Today, a nationwide, volunteer-led, public campaign begins to support Britain’s imperilled performing arts industries. The Public Campaign for the Arts brings together people of all