Arts Management: Web Resources for Arts Management

Arts infrastructure and strategy, the creative industries, community festivals, architecture and built environment.

The AHRC is a non-departmental public body sponsored by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, along with the other UK Research Councils. The AHRC is governed by its Council, which is responsible for its overall strategic direction, and we are incorporated by Royal Charter.

The Arts Council of Ireland is the Irish government agency for developing the arts. We work in partnership with artists, arts organisations, public policy makers and others to build a central place for the arts in Irish life.

Arts Development UK is a professional association, with a membership drawn from local authorities and those working in the creative industries sector in England and Wales.

"A free resource to help you discover and share best practice in cultural marketing."

Thrive helps cultural organisations unlock their potential through better understanding their audiences. Access free resources, reports, and insights for understanding and growing your cultural audiences.

a blog and online resource curated by Dr Eleonora Belfiore of the University of Warwick. It aims to provide a platform for exploration and discussion of 'cultural value' for researchers, cultural administrators, creative practitioners, policy makers, the general public and all those who believe that we need a refreshed debate on the place of the arts and culture in society which does not rely on economic value as a proxy for cultural value.

ArtsHub publishes essential information for professionals working in the British arts industry. Please note, the jobs section is accessible to subscribers only.

creating and curating the most relevant content for those with a professional interest in the arts sector.

The Guardian’s Culture Professionals Blog contains articles, live chats and advice columns for those working professionally in the arts.

Develops creative partnerships between businesses and the arts in NI. Training and Development workshops.

Funding and support for artists and professionals with disabilities, promotion of audiences with disabilities. Works in NI and Republic of Ireland.

The British Arts Festivals Association is the national development agency for arts festivals. Founded in December 1969, and now with members covering the widest span of arts genres in the UK including theatre, literature, music of all kinds, visual, science, outdoor and dance.

Community Arts Partnership is an advocate for community arts in Northern Ireland.

Creative Skillset supports skills and training for people and businesses to ensure the UK Creative Industries maintain their world class position.

Culture NI is Northern Ireland's leading arts and cultural website, covering music, film, literature, heritage, sport, dance, theatre, the visual arts and much more besides.

Dance Resource Base provides practical facilities, resources and services for those involved in dance and advocate to raise the profile of the art form.

Multi-lingual online collection of millions of digitized items from European museums, libraries, archives and multi-media collections.

Community space that helps people turn creative ideas into real products, also with an education role.

The Google Cultural Institute brings together millions of artifacts from multiple partners, with the stories that bring them to life, in a virtual museum.

A membership organisation existing to stimulate the quality, development and contexts of contemporary performing arts in a global environment.

Responsible for the establishment and expansion of small businesses

Visual Artists Ireland is the Representative Body for Visual Artists in Ireland.