The State of the Arts report shows how cuts have left UK culture on a precipice
![Jack Gamble, Chris Bryant and Heidi Ashton at the launch of the State of the Arts report into the UK's funding crisis on July 22. Photo: Alex Brenner Jack Gamble, Chris Bryant and Heidi Ashton at the launch of the State of the Arts report into the UK's funding crisis on July 22. Photo: Alex Brenner](/AcuCustom/Sitename/DAM/316/CampaignForTheArts_HL-Launch_cAlex-Brenner__93_9354-ARW-dx_Standard.jpg)
Jack Gamble, Chris Bryant and Heidi Ashton at the launch of the State of the Arts report into the UK's funding crisis on July 22. Photo: Alex Brenner
The UK’s much-vaunted mixed economy model of arts funding – and the pipeline of talent and creative output – relies on government investment. A new landmark report shows that more than a decade of cuts has left the whole model on the verge of breakdown
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