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Chancellor Rishi Sunak announces his new Budget tomorrow (3rd March), but is it too little too late for the desperately struggling Arts sector? Many industries are of course, anxiously awaiting the budget announcement to find out if they will be receiving some much needed support. Perhaps one of those most anxious and truly on theRead more

There’s no such thing as being ‘too established’ to benefit from a Brand PR and Marketing campaign, as is the case with London-based retailer Fortnum & Mason – a whole 314 years old! Like all brands, they have stories they can share about their history, how they work, how they adapt to changing markets toRead more

Photo: Insomniac Holdings, LLC Reading and Leeds Festival “very confident” they’ll be back this year. Read more

All artists naturally have an innate interest in other artist’s work. Whether simply admiring their talent or being subconsciously influenced by their style this can all contribute to the formation of their artistic taste. This is a topic which of course could include so many artists but initially one such artist who springs to mindRead more

When we think about communication, we probably think of words. Speaking, talking, perhaps writing; these are the methods that come to mind. Yet there are ways beyond language to communicate. The Oxford Languages Dictionary defines communication as ‘the imparting or exchanging of information by speaking, writing, or using some other medium.’ ‘Other medium’, a broadRead more

Online art exhibitions, the latest attempt to share art with the world in a time of social distancing and lousy lockdowns. Art galleries and exhibitions, like so many other creative industries, have been rocked by the pandemic. The Financial Times estimates Art Galleries’ sales fell by an average of 36% in just the first halfRead more

COVID-19 will NEVER take away The Arts! Have You Made A Paper Mache Animal Head Yet? Lockdown Arts Are The Best! It’s almost been a year since the UK went into it’s first lockdown, and the one activity that’s keeping people’s spirits high is the Arts. A true positive to come out of lockdown isRead more

There’s that well-used line about actors being frustrated musicians and vice-versa, though when reality hits, the results are often car crash. There will be those who hail Mick Jagger’s turn in Freejack as a masterclass, think Madonna shows real promise in Body of Evidence and see Mariah Carey’s Glitter debacle as some kind of metaRead more

A brand PR campaign and marketing can help at all stages of development, from the establishment of an ethos and imagery to adapting to fit a changing marketplace. At Quite Great we look at every element of your company or product’s story so that we help you grow and tell all relevant media areas whyRead more

Valentine’s Day, the day of love, gift giving and enough chocolate to make you sick. For many it’s a highlight in the calendar, a chance to spend time with loved ones and express their affections. For others, a greedy capitalist holiday that reminds them just how lonely they are. Yet this year Valentine’s Day isRead more