Art News Museums staff replaced by interns More than a third of museums and galleries cut their paid staff last year says the Museums Association. And nearly half of them increased the number of unpaid volunteers and interns according to the Association’s annual survey of its members. Museum... Read More Shake up at Creative Scotland Creative Scotland has announced a major shake-up in its senior management ranks. New chief executive Janet Archer says the change is the first step in restructuring Scotland’s arts funding body. Job titles and roles will be tightened up with a senio... Read More £10 million Lottery cash for anniversaries Culture Secretary Maria Miller has announced a new £10 million fund for projects marking the UK’s most important anniversaries and commemorative events. Over the next four years at least £10m from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) will be earmarke... Read More Young Londoners lose out on culture Large numbers of young Londoners are not benefitting from the world class culture available on their doorsteps. That’s the verdict of a new report, commissioned by A New Direction (AND) which looked at cultural engagement by young Londoners age... Read More Arts warned on pension changes Changes to pensions laws means all employers including those in the arts and entertainment industry need to automatically enrol their eligible workers into a pensions scheme. The warning comes from the Pensions Regulator (TPR), the government agenc... Read More
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