#arts-funding

#arts-funding

Cappella Romana faces uncertainty due to a federal freeze on grants impacting arts funding while navigating changing government actions.

The sale of West Chelsea's art complex poses significant disruption for the local arts community.

The Observer New Review highlights emerging UK and Irish authors through its list of anticipated debut novels for 2025.

The 'Day of Silents' program is vital for preserving silent cinema amidst ongoing challenges and takes place at the SFJazz Center.

Major art institutions and philanthropists raised $12 million to support artists affected by the California wildfires.

The Tate is facing budget deficits as it works toward a sustainable financial model amidst challenges in the cultural sector.

Museum news in recent times has featured significant leadership changes, challenges, and funding crises that affect cultural institutions worldwide.

The San Francisco Symphony Chorus has reached a tentative two-year agreement after a strike, ensuring minimum compensation and preventing drastic cuts.

The city will enhance the Live Music Fund grant program to better support veteran and emerging artists, promoting local tourism.

Kneecap's victory against the funding refusal highlights issues of artistic expression and political bias in Northern Ireland.

Berlin's proposed culture budget cuts could devastate its vibrant cultural scene, impacting jobs, diversity, and social cohesion.

The Arts Commission urges City Council to secure $30 million funding for the Dougherty Arts Center in the upcoming 2026 bond package.

The National Lottery has significantly funded arts, culture, and sports in the UK over the past 30 years, raising over £30m weekly for good causes.

Portland's 80 arts organizations receive over $4 million in grants, aiding operational flexibility amidst budget constraints.

David Shrigley's Mantis Muse sculpture inspires conversation about the importance of arts in education at Beauchamp College.

Dancers are now a promising tenant group for urban offices due to their requirement for in-person work.

The Mellon Foundation's Frontera Culture Fund allocates $25 million to enhance arts and culture along the US-Mexico border.

The New York City Arts Space Act aims to incentivize affordable arts space alongside residential conversions through tax exemptions.

Applecart Arts needs to raise 100,000 by Christmas to avoid closure and continue supporting the local community.

Free music-making weekend aims to bridge the gap left by cuts in school music education.

The Fairy Queen revitalizes Purcell's work through a new narration but struggles with a coherent plot.

The Welsh National Opera faces funding threats, reflecting the urgency and intensity in their production of Rigoletto, which mirrors societal moral failings.

Miami-Dade County's 2025 budget includes significant adjustments to support low-income residents, arts funding, and eviction prevention after public feedback.

The arts sector needs immediate support as funding cuts and reduced visitor numbers continue to impact museums post-Covid.

The subscription model for orchestras is outdated, and an unlimited membership approach could offer better flexibility and revenue stability.

Creative Scotland has indefinitely closed its Open Fund for Individuals due to lack of confirmed government funding.

The Chanel Next Prize awards artists €100,000 each to support their work and provides mentorship and networking opportunities.

The judging panel for the prize features prominent figures in the arts, including Tilda Swinton and Cao Fei.

Investment in the arts is crucial for the quality of life and economic stimulation.

Inequality in access to the arts is creating social and educational disparity.

Downing Street criticizes plans for Black-only theater performances

Playwright Jeremy O Harris supports Black Out nights initiative

The Federal Theatre Project under the New Deal supported arts during economic crisis, faced political backlash, and had a significant impact on American theater development.

An alliance accuses L.A. Unified of misusing arts funds allocated by Proposition 28, claiming the district is not increasing arts instruction as mandated by the law.