
Arts, Culture and Development – The Tricky Balancing Act
A new thought piece written by The Change Collective to explore the links between UK arts and international development from a practitioner’s point of view.
A new thought piece written by The Change Collective to explore the links between UK arts and international development from a practitioner’s point of view.
Alongside dynamic ODA funding eligible countries, the UK can co-develop new approaches to the creative economy to ensure significant economic, social and cultural value is made and shared.
In the third part of our arts and cultural COVID-19 series, we explore how the arts and cultural sector across the Americas are responding to the pandemic.
In the second of a series of articles on the international impact of COVID-19 on the arts and cultural sector, we consider the experience in East Asia.
A study of four creative districts in Thailand, focusing on the unique features of their creative ecosystems and the interlinks between hubs and neighbourhoods.
Sonia Boyle was announced as our next representative at the Venice Art Biennale, and we take a look at the UK’s complex but important place in the rich culture of Europe.
New research explores the value of the UK’s support for creative industries in emerging economies.
Why Harry Potter is a leading emissary of British attractiveness and values, and his little-known link with the British Council.
Ian Thomas presents new evidence for the soft power impact for the UK of arts seasons and other forms of cultural engagement.
Research report: the latest Edinburgh International Culture Summit report focuses on culture, wellbeing, and investment.