@ArtsProUK

@ArtsProUK has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in October 2022. Resources ArtsProUK has populated their site with include: • The ballet touring model is broken - Arts Professional • Membership: How to build loyalty - Arts Professional • Is membership dead? - Arts Professional • Passion is not a business plan - Arts Professional • Setting up a business: Lessons for start-ups - Arts Professional • Supporting the fundraisers powering the arts - Arts Professional • What makes cultural organisations successful? - Arts Professional • Access, opportunity and the future of classical music - Arts Professional • Pride in place: Show, don't tell - Arts Professional • Creative Careers Unlocked: A practical guide - Arts Professional • The talent pipeline is drying up, action is urgently needed - Arts Professional • Tackling gender inequalities in music - Arts Professional • Creative careers begin in primary school - Arts Professional • Investing in people - Arts Professional • From dancer to dance artist: Lessons from both sides of the Atlantic - Arts Professional • Adult arts education matters more than ever - Arts Professional • Rebuilding the creative pipeline: The case for sculpture - Arts Professional • A basic income for artists in Scotland: Unanswered questions - Arts Professional • Building legacy: The Capital of Culture - Arts Professional • The relationship between art and mental health - Arts Professional • Reading the Hodge Review through a place-based lens - Arts Professional • Creative placemaking: Community arts must become radical again - Arts Professional • How digital creative placemaking can support wider social benefit - Arts Professional • People and purpose: The who and why of placemaking - Arts Professional • Universities as placemakers - Arts Professional • Creating world-class cultural destinations - Arts Professional • Creative health at a crossroads: Why universities matter - Arts Professional • Is 2026 the ‘seatbelt moment’ for the arts? - Arts Professional • The therapeutic power of bringing art to patients - Arts Professional • Heritage holds the key to better places - Arts Professional • New departures in the NHS - and why the Hodge Review is wrong - Arts Professional • The power of dance for women affected by cancer - Arts Professional • Creating a lingua franca for music and mental health - Arts Professional • From theatre advocacy to creative health practice in migrant communities - Arts Professional • What does creative health look like in education? - Arts Professional • Shared ground: Artists, academics and the rise of the independent researcher - Arts Professional • The invisible backbone: Freelance enablers in the arts - Arts Professional • How touring musicians can earn income on the go - Arts Professional • Freelancers: Building a values-led, financially thriving practice - Arts Professional • Touring, parenthood and the art of making it work - Arts Professional • Theatre needs CIISA more than ever - Arts Professional • Is financial insecurity the biggest threat to the performing arts? • www.artsprofessional.co.uk • Holding the road and the body: Touring and pregnancy - Arts Professional • Disability-led charity chosen to develop accessibility standards • Whose audience is it anyway? - Arts Professional • Unrest, rest and action • A rural touring story - Arts Professional • Dynamic disaster? Lessons from the Oasis ticketing row • Outdoor arts: Moments of joy and belonging - Arts Professional • The search for new funding and business models • Can the Fringe still launch a touring play? - Arts Professional • Government delays planned review of Arts Council England • Regional touring can address the ‘deep-rooted crisis’ of belonging - Arts Professional • Working class parents ‘unsupportive’ of creative careers • Revitalising touring: A question of rights - Arts Professional • Libraries call for government talks over 'closure crisis' • School curriculum review 'facing dilemmas and trade-offs' • New organisation seeks to boost arts investment • Scottish government announces review of Creative Scotland • National Centre for Children's Literature to close • Old Vic theatre urged to cut Royal Bank of Canada ties • Manchester-based former NPO closes • Cultural heritage drives economic growth by boosting creativity • Music education 'must adapt to industry demands' • Theatre alerts audiences over increase in ticket scams • Spending review: ACE to identify 'essential interventions' • Cultural organisations 'facing real challenges' over riots • Music education hubs: final two lead organisations named • Far-right riots force library and theatre closures • Lottery funding down for third consecutive year • Emerging arts leaders need more support • Action plan to ‘take back control’ of creative education • Council culture budgets fall by over £2bn since 2010 • Who's who and who's new in cultural policy making • ArtsEd head quits after staff relations ‘damaged beyond repair’ • Education Secretary launches school curriculum review • King's Speech: What's in it for the arts? • IT outage hits arts and culture sector • Nandy sets out priorities as Culture Secretary • Shining a light on schools: Rethinking art in education • ACE embarks on arts investment lobbying drive • Labour drops Conservatives' levelling up agenda • Arts funding policy under the new government • Nandy pledges 'hard work' on arrival at DCMS • Labour: Collapse in music education 'a disgrace' • Arts People: Brenna Hobson • Don’t dance, because nobody's watching • Don’t let your marketers head for the exit door • ACE: Race discrimination costs claim 'a matter of integrity' • EXCLUSIVE: NPOs profitability in dramatic decline • Uncomfortable truths • Culture and place: Why we need to look beyond cities • Arts leaders celebrated in King's Birthday Honours • EXCLUSIVE: Arts finances in worst state for five years • Labour vows to improve arts accessibility • UK arts funding drops 16% since 2017 • Local museums are much loved, but their future is uncertain • Sadler's Wells accused of ‘censoring' Palestinian statement • Welsh National Opera warned of possible funding loss over ACE criticism • Tate Director calls out British Museum’s BP sponsorship • Are arts students a burden on the taxpayer? • Museum and gallery visits hit four-year high • Debbonaire faces battle to hold seat • Arts Council England review shelved • Fears Tory plans to scrap university degrees will damage arts • What the arts can learn from LEGO • Theatre removes ‘offensive’ language from job adverts • Growing number of sector job vacancies down to skill shortages • Culture Recovery Fund: ACE investigating four cases of possible fraud • We make the road by walking • Frazer defends Saudi trade mission amid 'art washing' concerns • How to produce sustainable arts projects • Census data 'a goldmine' for cultural policymakers • Arts, culture and heritage workforce '90% white' • Creating space for collective learning • Cultural organisations to share £24m of capital investment • Music education hubs: ACE seeks fresh bids for two areas • NPOs accused of 'art washing' over Saudi trade mission • ACE leaves diversity scheme over value-for-money concerns • Call for more joined-up thinking in music education • Philanthropy is about empathy • ACE seeks to simplify 'onerous' reporting requirements by 2027 • Royal Opera House announces name change • Full scale of university arts cuts emerges • Tackling freelance precarity • Time for a national youth arts trust? • ACE review: Arts leaders seek sector involvement • LA funding survey: Fears of 'unsustainable' strain on trusts • The art of the turnaround • Former DfE adviser calls for cap on creative courses • Local authority funding survey 2024: preliminary findings • Artistic freedom: Threats and challenges • ACE delays public announcement of new music education hubs • Arts Council England: What is to be done? • Welsh National Opera musicians face reduced contracts • Scotland outlines ambitions to rejoin Creative Europe • City of Culture: Bradford nears £42m funding target • Gender pay gap within culture sector increases • Nottingham NPO embeds citizens' assembly into leadership structure • West London arts centre to close • Place isn’t just geography – it affects how we feel • The Watermill: Life outside the National Portfolio • Viability of music hubs ‘under threat’ • What would a regenerative cultural sector look like? • A new kind of cultural destination • An asset of community value • Inside the minds of cultural leaders • Frazer interview: Trigger warnings + ACE plans • Starmer pledges arts education overhaul • National Alliance for Cultural Services launches • Is curiosity a leadership superpower? • Public art and the regeneration of Leeds • Debbonaire: Labour will make creativity central to curriculum • Spring Budget: Higher culture tax reliefs made permanent in ‘game-changing’ move • Third of councils 'need to make arts cuts' • Downing Street labels Black Out theatre performances 'wrong' • 'In Wales we need to be creative like never before' • Revised ACE guidance urges 'personal views clarity' • EXCLUSIVE: ACE seeks costs over failed race discrimination case • ACE warned over 'political statements' guidance ahead of outcry • Measuring the impact of Shakespeare • Programming, price, people and the pendulum of power • Dismay as Birmingham Council proposes ceasing arts grants