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Why exercise is good for your art (from the archives)

A dancer, a pianist and a vocal coach discuss the benefits of fitness on their respective practices.

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33 jobs to consider for a career change in 2022

Whether you want to be behind the next blockbuster or freelance, get the insights from these professionals.

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Writing awards, competitions and opportunities for 2022

It’s time to fill your calendar with these literary prizes, fellowships and opportunities.

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Anti-resolutions: 10 things to embrace in 2022

Sometimes it is the anti-resolution - the least well-kept goal that best projects us forward.

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Four ways to achieve your work goals

Back at work with fresh eyes for the year? Here's how to take your career to new places in 2022.

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Time to learn how to stop (working)

Timely reminders of why rest is vital to our best creative work.

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Research to accredit young people in the arts

A new project aims to improve the employment profile of young arts workers through micro-credentials.

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Managing change: 8 career lessons from 2021

From tips on working remotely to cancelling respectfully, and making our galleries greener - we look at the big career…

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Why the Great Resignation is an opportunity, not a loss

The aura around an arts job is fading, the sector needs to take the hint.

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Getting noticed, a letter to an emerging creative

Decorated arts writer/critic Andrew Wood wrote a series of open letters to creatives with this one focussing on getting noticed.

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