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2 Sep 2014:
The east London company chief on bringing art to everyday places and why gentrification is pricing artists out of a home
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28 Aug 2014: From cannabis concerts to blindfolded audiences, orchestras are engaging audiences in exciting new ways
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11 Aug 2014:
The extra £18m funding for music education is welcome, but let's diversify our offer and challenge educators to be more inclusive
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3 Jul 2014:
Darren Henley and the LSO were among those at a passionate but underrepresented event on music education
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27 Jun 2014: The app turns your smartphone into a kaleidoscope, allowing students to transform everyday scenes into abstract works of art
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26 Jun 2014:
Performance companies must go beyond specially funded projects and start building accessibility into everything they do
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24 Jun 2014:
Universities should stop trying to turn out jacks-of-all-trades and give students the skills they need to work with other specialists
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20 Jun 2014:
On World Refugee Day, NGO Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development (Acted) shares photographs from an art project that aims to give Syrian children back their childhoods and help them to develop a connection with their new home
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19 Jun 2014:
From beeswax packaging to paint that pours only one way, tomorrow's designers show huge promise but they need support
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4 Jun 2014:
The annual event will showcase the work of more than 500 rising stars of the art and design world
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29 May 2014:
Drawing has creative, expressive and educational value; it remains fundamental to translating and analysing the world
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28 May 2014:
This year's summer show will feature the work of graduates in fine art, illustration, film, photography, fashion and contemporary craft
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27 May 2014:
The ex White Cube director of exhibitions on the risks of cutting critics and why the best galleries are artist-led, not client-driven
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12 May 2014:
The spark that inspired Alexander McQueen, Jonathan Ive and Tracey Emin is in danger of being extinguished, writes Fred Deakin
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7 May 2014:
Arts University Bournemouth asked young people to create an artwork that represents them, as part of its annual Who Are You? competition
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