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Art not only for the 1% says Christie’s chief
Christie’s chief Steven Murphy has boldly declared that the future of art will not be limited to those 1% rich…
UK college to offer X Factor auditions course
Bishop Auckland College in the UK has unveiled a new course which will teach students how to prepare for auditions…
Turner Prize to be held in Glasgow in 2015
The city of Glasgow will be hosting Britain’s leading contemporary arts contest, The Turner Prize, for the very first time…
Visitor causes $300K damage to Miró painting at Tate Modern
A clumsy visitor caused $300K damage to a Joan Miró painting that was on loan to the Tate Modern in…
British author Hilary Mantel wins Costa literary award
Hilary Mantel has taken out best novel at the 2012 Costa Book Award for Bring Up the Bodies, the second…
Shakespeare teaches business leaders to be (or not to be)
Academics at Warwick Business School are using Shakespeare’s plays to teach the next wave of business leaders management skills.
50 Shades not bad enough for Sex Awards
E.L. James’ 50 Shades of Grey and J.K. Rowling’s adult novel Casual Vacancy have missed out on the shortlist for…
Online program revolutionises Shakespeare teaching
The Royal Shakespeare Company has partnered up with the University of Warwick to deliver a new technique for teaching the…
Aussie exhibition to inspire London's Paralympics
Spare Parts is a unique exhibition of artistic prosthetic limbs set to take over London later this month.
Michael Jenn: Actor and Director
Accomplished English actor and director, Michael Jenn, will return to WAAPA next month to direct Arthur Miller’s theatrical masterpiece, The…