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How Trump’s signature bill could make arts education in the US even more expensive (opens the original)
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When, on 4 July 2025, US President Donald Trump signed his landmark policy and spending bill—H.R. 1 or the One Big Beautiful Bill Act— into law, he claimed it would make the country “a rocket ship”, boosting the economy. Experts in arts higher education and the cultural sector are worried it will have dire effects on their field. The Working Families Tax Cut Act, as the legislation is now known, introduced, among many other things, changes to the financial support available to students at the fe
‘These are party houses aren't they?’ Why Britain's stately homes are opening up to contemporary art (opens the original)
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Claydon, a beautiful 18th-century pile less than 30 minutes by car from Stowe and Bletchley Park, both in Buckinghamshire, is a National Trust-owned stately home that is designed to wow. Its opulent state rooms open onto magnificent gardens, endless rolling fields and three ponds that have been artfully landscaped to look like one massive lake. Day trippers this summer, however, are being greeted with almost blushing intimacy. Installed across the house’s grand façade until 14 September is an in
Office block developers fight with heritage campaigners over London’s historic Square Mile (opens the original)
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Staff at the London Museum are counting down the days to the opening of their new home in the capital’s Smithfield Market on 28 November. Quite how this erstwhile meat market has come to be reborn as London’s future go-to cultural haunt is one of the capital’s biggest heritage success stories. In 2014, Save Britain’s Heritage and the Victorian Society succeeded in their ten-year campaign to stop developers replacing the market buildings with office tower blocks and retail. “That was a case that
As local museums in the UK face closure, government promises help (opens the original)
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When the Ditchling Museum of Art and Craft in Sussex announced in January that it would temporarily close to the public as part of a planned pause to work out the institution’s next phase, fans far and wide uttered a collective “Oh no!” The closure took effect the day after the last group exhibition, whose title It Takes a Village was lent greater poignancy by the love the local community professed in response. Deborah Humphrey, a local writer, posted on Instagram: “This so feels like a goodbye
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