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Blog
9 July 2020Poem 1- The riot in me.
View BlogAfter the shocking events, which have taken place in Minneapolis, I have written a collection of poems, all focused on the topic of race and societal tension. I truly believe that the pen will be able to bridge the divides in our fractured world.
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Review
9 July 2020Kris James unleashes 'Naive'
View ReviewKris James unleashes 'Naive', taken from his forthcoming record, 'The Highs and Lows of Love and Life'.
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Opportunity
1 July 2020 – 4 September 202024th Japan Media Arts Festival | Call for Entries
View OpportunityThe Japan Media Arts Festival Executive Committee is now accepting entries for the 24th Japan Media Arts Festival!
Divisions: Art, Entertainment, Animation and Manga
Entry Period: July 1, 2020 – September 4, 2020 (18:00 Japan Standard Time)
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Blog
8 July 2020Culture lockdown: video games (Steam Summer Sale)
View BlogWith just under 24 hours of the Steam Summer Sale left, we take a look at some of the best offers on great games to keep you entertained whilst social activities are still limited.
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Review
8 July 2020Rachael Sage releases 'Character'
View ReviewMartin Luther King once said “I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the colour of their skin but by the content of their character.”
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Blog
8 July 2020We need more Arts in schools
View BlogFor Unit 1, Part D of my Gold Arts Award, I have decided to develop and share my opinion on the decrease on Arts in school curriculums. Below is my final argument formed from the research which I have done.
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Blog
8 July 2020Do Arts Subjects in Schools Matter?
View BlogFor a long time we have been fed the narrative that arts subjects don't belong in schools. So I decided to dig a little bit deeper. Why do people feel this way about these subjects? And is there any substantial evidence to support their views?
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Review
8 July 2020President Street return with ‘Something to Believe’
View ReviewPresident Street returns with ‘Something to Believe’, a song about overcoming adversity in the form of a toxic relationship.
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Review
8 July 2020New band on the horizon: aliensdontringdoorbells
View ReviewA spaceship lands on earth, and somewhere in the distance, we hear the sound of a guitar… aliensdontringdoorbells have landed, and they’re gearing up for something special.
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Blog
8 July 2020Forging community from crisis
View BlogIn our post-pandemic world, we need to support the people around us.
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Review
7 July 2020My heroines part five: Frida Khalo
View ReviewFrida was one of the most successful female painters to ever exist, and her expression of mental health, queerness, chronic pain, class and gender was WAY ahead of its time.
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How-to Guide
7 July 2020How to prepare your Arts Award portfolio for moderation
View How-to GuideAn interview with Arts Award moderator Judy McFall
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Review
7 July 2020Swiped
View ReviewNew Creative commission Swiped takes online dating into virtual reality.
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Interview
7 July 2020Interview with Luke Collins, New Creative
View Interview"I think with really short films you need to give yourself some narrative toys to play with, so you can quickly change things for the audience without a loads of exposition."
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News
6 July 2020Government announces £1.57bn support package for the UK arts and culture sector
View NewsThe announcement comes at a time where many organisations are on the brink of permanent closure
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Event
10 July 2020Instaviews with Rhiannon Faith
View EventTheatre-maker and choreographer Rhiannon Faith joins us live Friday at 1pm
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Blog
6 July 2020#LightItInRed: A plea to save the events industry
View BlogThe events industry will not survive the next 100 days!
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Review
5 July 2020Sussex by Rudyard Kipling
View ReviewWe are aware of the monstrous views that Kipling had towards the world but we want to asses the poem for that it is and not for Kipling's Views.
