4 November 2016
4 November 2016
Picture credit: Mayor of London Twitter account.
A consortium of entrepreneurs and philanthropists is joining Mayor of London Sadiq Khan to explore plans for a Creative Land Trust that will develop affordable creative workspaces to tackle the problem of rising rents in the capital. Read more
Equity has highlighted how movement of talent in and out of the UK is “essential” for the performing arts post-Brexit. The union makes the claim in an official response to a Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee inquiry into the impact of Brexit on the creative industries, tourism and the digital single market. Read more
The hubs survived increasing local authority cuts but the failure to engage boys and young people with special educational needs persists, a new report finds. Read more
Theatre company Graeae has launched a £10,000 crowdfunding campaign to support a scheme aimed at giving d/Deaf and disabled creatives training and work experience in the arts. Read more
Months after its director lamented the noisy street performers outside its doors in Trafalgar Square, the National Gallery has announced it is to stage its own “living paintings”. Read more
GLAAD's annual "Where We Are on TV" report has uncovered record high representation of both black and transgender characters on television during the 2016-17 broadcast season. Read more
Artworks and other items, around 400 in number, once owned by the late David Bowie will be sold by Sotheby’s in three auctions later this month. Until then there is an unprecedented 10 days of free public display happening from 1st - 10th November. More info
Back by popular demand, artist Alex McIntyre and musician Tara Franks will kick off our 2016/17 teacher INSETs on November 10th with fresh ideas and activities to fill your teaching toolkit. More info