£270 Million Boosts UK Museums to Prevent Closures
England's museums and cultural venues will receive £270 million in government funding to address urgent financial needs, infrastructure repairs, and long-term financial stability, preventing potential closures and collection sales; £120 million is for major institutions with a 5% grant increase, whi...
£270 Million Boosts UK Museums to Prevent Closures
England's museums and cultural venues will receive £270 million in government funding to address urgent financial needs, infrastructure repairs, and long-term financial stability, preventing potential closures and collection sales; £120 million is for major institutions with a 5% grant increase, whi...
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36% Bias Score
Bosnian Cultural Institutions Face Closure Due to Funding Crisis
Bosnia and Herzegovina's cultural institutions, neglected due to the Dayton Agreement's shortcomings, face closure due to lack of state funding, with the Mostar Youth Theatre being financially penalized for its independence from nationalist parties; the High Representative seeks a solution, potentia...
Bosnian Cultural Institutions Face Closure Due to Funding Crisis
Bosnia and Herzegovina's cultural institutions, neglected due to the Dayton Agreement's shortcomings, face closure due to lack of state funding, with the Mostar Youth Theatre being financially penalized for its independence from nationalist parties; the High Representative seeks a solution, potentia...
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44% Bias Score
MCA to Introduce \$20 Entry Fee Amidst Funding Crisis
The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) will introduce a \$20 entry fee starting January 31, 2024, due to a \$2.559 million operating deficit and insufficient government funding, despite its significant contribution to Sydney's cultural scene.
MCA to Introduce \$20 Entry Fee Amidst Funding Crisis
The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) will introduce a \$20 entry fee starting January 31, 2024, due to a \$2.559 million operating deficit and insufficient government funding, despite its significant contribution to Sydney's cultural scene.
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56% Bias Score
Hesse Minister Dismisses Museum Director for Racist Remark
Following a racist remark by Kassel Museums director Martin Eberle to a Black advisory board member on October 8th, 2024, Hesse's Minister of Art and Culture dismissed Eberle, citing the need to sanction such behavior and protect the institution's reputation.
Hesse Minister Dismisses Museum Director for Racist Remark
Following a racist remark by Kassel Museums director Martin Eberle to a Black advisory board member on October 8th, 2024, Hesse's Minister of Art and Culture dismissed Eberle, citing the need to sanction such behavior and protect the institution's reputation.
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48% Bias Score
Berlin Cuts Arts Funding by 12 Percent, Sparking Outcry
Berlin's government implemented a 12 percent cut to arts and culture funding for 2025, prompting criticism from cultural institutions and figures such as Emma Enderby (KW Institute), Philip Bröking (Komische Oper), and Wim Wenders, who fear negative impacts on the city's cultural status and economic...
Berlin Cuts Arts Funding by 12 Percent, Sparking Outcry
Berlin's government implemented a 12 percent cut to arts and culture funding for 2025, prompting criticism from cultural institutions and figures such as Emma Enderby (KW Institute), Philip Bröking (Komische Oper), and Wim Wenders, who fear negative impacts on the city's cultural status and economic...
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52% Bias Score
Welsh Arts Sector Faces Collapse Amidst Funding Crisis
The Welsh arts sector faces a severe funding crisis, with a 40% real-terms funding cut since 2010 threatening the collapse of major institutions and impacting artists and the economy, highlighting a funding disparity compared to other UK nations.
Welsh Arts Sector Faces Collapse Amidst Funding Crisis
The Welsh arts sector faces a severe funding crisis, with a 40% real-terms funding cut since 2010 threatening the collapse of major institutions and impacting artists and the economy, highlighting a funding disparity compared to other UK nations.
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52% Bias Score