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• Boris Johnson's cultural strategy for London: the verdict

  Nov 24 2008:

  Will the capital's cultural life flourish or wither under Boris Johnson in the run-up to the Olympic Games?

• £10m boost for Diana and Actaeon campaign fund

  Nov 19 2008:

  It's just a start, but the feeling from the National Gallery is that it will succeed in purchasing the masterpiece

• Conservatives will not stick to Labour spending plans

  Nov 18 2008:

  Charlotte Higgins: If the Tories get in, arts spending will probably drop: David Cameron has admitted they'll cut expenditure

• Arts and sport grants cost too much in bureaucracy, say MPs

  Nov 6 2008:

  Not only do organisations not know how much grants are costing administratively, but spending varies widely

• If you do one thing in London this month, see the reunited Titians at the National Gallery

  Oct 22 2008:

  Charlotte Higgins: Diana and Actaeon and The Death of Actaeon have not been seen together for two centuries. Now they are hanging in the same room – for one month only

• News from the USA

  Oct 19 2008:

  Charlotte Higgins: McCain and Obama on cultural policy; and John Adams under surveillance

• ACE plumps for the usual suspects

  Oct 8 2008:

  A bold move would be to appoint an Arts Council England chair from outside the arts, says Charlotte Higgins

• Barbara Follett replaces Margaret Hodge as culture minister

  Oct 6 2008:

  Charlotte Higgins She paints, she goes to the opera, and she's seen the second half of a lot of recently staged plays: but will she cut the mustard as the new culture minister?

• Gordon Brown goes big on culture in his conference speech. Not.

  Sep 23 2008:

  Charlotte Higgins: The prime minister passed over the arts in his 2008 speech to Labour party conference

• Who should be the next chair of the Arts Council?

  Sep 23 2008:

  Charlotte Higgins: The closing date for applications to be the Arts Council's new chair, to succeed Sir Christopher Frayling, is tomorrow. So sharpen those pencils, potentials! Names being bandied about include Richard Eyre, apparently favoured by his successor at the helm of the National Theatre, Nicholas Hytner; and Genista Mackintosh, also formerly of the National Theatre, who so thoroughly whipped ACE into shape over the last funding-round palaver in her Mackintosh Report

• Government announces £2.5m towards free theatre for young people

  Sep 23 2008:

  Charlotte Higgins: The culture secretary, Andy Burnham, has announced £2.5m to go towards making theatre performances in England available to young people free of charge

• Hitting the right note on arts funding

  Sep 16 2008:

  Letters: It was of great interest to read about the woes and turmoil faced in restoring the Royal Opera House

• Oasis offer chance to wannabe rock stars

  Sep 9 2008:

  Oasis team up with Arts Council and NME to inspire
  young musicians

• Keep culture out of the 2012 Olympics

  Sep 4 2008:

  No medals for guessing what the government's Cultural Olympiad is about - blatant patriotism and profit

• The battle of the Titians

  Aug 28 2008:

  Jonathan Jones: Yes, it rankles to pay the Duke of Sutherland millions for two paintings. But these pristine, velvet marvels must stay in the UK

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