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Canon today announces the next steps in its Creative Futures project in collaboration with The Drum. The project gives UK-based start-ups an oppor

Greenwich+Docklands International Festival (GDIF)2024 returns to the Royal Borough of Greenwich, Newham and the City of London from Friday 23 August to Sunday 8 September. Greenwich+Docklands International Festival brings together a FREE programme of performances by UK and international artists, including several productions which will be co-created with local participants and presented across public spaces in the

Who decides how land is used? That’s the question at the heart of so many conversations in the Adirondacks around housing, zoning, water rights, indigeneity

Below the bright lights of the National Art Gallery of Namibia (NAGN) there is a calabash once used for defensive spells.

Creative UK has launched a manifesto outlining critical priorities for the Cultural and Creative Industries in the lead-up to the UK General Election.

Over the years anti-piracy PSAs haven't enjoyed a great reception, with many ending up as objects of ridicule. Nevertheless, next year it appears Hollywood will have another shot. Who knows whether the PSAs will be successful but leaked scripts seen by TorrentFreak are both hilarious and controversial.

Is York truly a city that has culture at its heart?

The Frick Pittsburgh’s decision is the latest move in a wider upheaval within art institutions and media targeting pro-Palestinian and Muslim content, writes Alex Woodward

The Frick Pittsburgh’s decision is the latest move in a wider upheaval within art institutions and media targeting pro-Palestinian and Muslim content, writes Alex Woodward

A museum’s decision to postpone an Islamic art exhibit joins a wider upheaval within art institutions and media targeting pro-Palestinian and Muslim content, writes Alex Woodward