Editorial: arts should be about people, not income
The arts should always be about the people, rather than the ego or the income involved, says Maria Roberts. It’s great that we’re seeing evidence … Read more
The arts should always be about the people, rather than the ego or the income involved, says Maria Roberts. It’s great that we’re seeing evidence … Read more
IAM’s digital advice columnist, Cat Leaver, answers your questions Dear Cat, Our digital activity is getting very messy. We’re doing a bit of this followed … Read more
This summer playwright Tim Rice’s thought-provoking staging of the Chelsea Manning saga won him the first ever James Tait Black Prize for drama, with the … Read more
New Zealand conductor Rachael Young on her musical career to date, and her belief that classical music should transcend gender boundaries. My path to conducting … Read more
British-Israeli composer Nimrod Borenstein puts the scientific method to work on his music Throughout human history the mystery of artistic creation has always been observed … Read more
From soprano Barbara Hannigan conducting the Berlin Phil to arts professionals learning new tricks, hard work and imagination can lead to bigger things, writes Maria … Read more
Turning a labour of love into a global brand, lawyer Ian Rosenblatt’s recital series has supported the careers of many renowned performers In 1999 I … Read more
IAM’s new digital advice columnist, Cat Leaver, answers your questions Dear Cat, I’m artistic director of a dance company looking at ways to advertise and … Read more
Maria Roberts on the value of word-of-mouth reviews and professional arts criticism. There is always talk about the ‘death of’ something: the death of print … Read more
TheArtsDesk founder Jasper Rees on why we need professional arts journalism Everyone is a critic now. Anyone can post their reviews online where anyone else … Read more