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7 May 2016
Echoes
A visceral, eye-opening, two-headed tale about the hypocrisy of power.
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18 May 2016
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
We would like to invite all Arts Award students to a free performance of 'The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee' directed by renowned West End director and choreographer, Ian Waller.
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5 May 2016
Backstage with...Sweet Venues, Brighton
Sweet Venues are a big player at Brighton Fringe, with permanent and pop-up spaces offering a diverse mix of theatre and comedy. We chatted to their Artistic Director, JD Henshaw to find out how it all happens.
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22 April 2016
Voice's guide to Shakespeare400
In celebration of Shakespeare400 Ellen Orange brings you some of his best lines and a guide to help you celebrate this week.
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19 April 2016
How to...tech!
Oh dear. Are you surrounded by so much tech these days that you can't tell the difference between the latest trends and your artistic needs? Well, fear no more! I, the slightly-average Luke, shall guide through this monstrosity of modern technology...
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18 April 2016
Introducing 'Can Art Change the World' Judge No.2: Neha Lakhanpaul
Neha Lakhanpaul is one of our Youth Network members for 2015-16, in her role as Arts Award Activist. She's a London-based Law Student and dancer, who also loves graffiti and activist art. She's currently setting up her own non-profit arts organisation.
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15 April 2016
Tech backlash: the resurgence of film, vinyl and paperbacks
Technology has advanced art - for better or worse - at a speedy pace in recent years. But with the recent growth in vinyl sales, and the ongoing trend for film photography, is it really all over for analogue?
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13 April 2016
Map of Me - Half Moon Young People's Theatre
A spoken word and theatre piece written by award-winning poet Rosemary Harris. Produced by Papertale in partnership with Apples and Snakes at the Half Moon Theatre.
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7 April 2016
KALEIDOSCOPE Live – Dog Kennel Hill Project & Dr Guido Orgs: Our True Feelings
Modern Art Oxford, celebrates there 50 inspirational years with Kaleidoscope live. a series of exhibitions
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5 April 2016
How to...form and express your opinion
We begin to form opinions from a very young age.
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5 April 2016
How to...present your arts practice
You've decided you're going to take up dance classes or start learning to play the guitar as your arts practice for your Arts Award. Great!
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5 April 2016
How to…find an arts placement
At some point when taking your Gold Arts Award, it will come to Unit 1 Part B, which is all about getting involved in the Arts World.
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5 April 2016
Where Are They Now?...with Nicola Slawson
Regularly writing for national titles, freelance journalist Nicola Slawson has also had her photographic work published in the Guardian, the Mirror and Positive news - having honed her photography skills while taking Gold Arts Award. She certainly hasn't forgotten her roots, though.
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3 April 2016
Games: my history
Hello, children. Are you sitting comfortably? Good. Let me take you on a journey through my video game filled youth, from the very first time I picked up the controller. Yes, this is about me. YES, I AM IMPORTANT!
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1 April 2016
The Beginner's Guide
Hey kids! Do you love your life? Or are you questioning the very existence and purpose of your being and realising that life can possibly be nothing but a phase? Then this is the video game for you! Or is it?
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1 April 2016
Can art change the world? Judge No.1 announced: Agi K
Until 30th April 2016, we're calling for artworks that make a difference. Who better for our first judge, than young filmmaker and Gold achiever Agi K?
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31 March 2016
Where Are They Now?...with Hannah Kemp-Welch
Hannah works for the Learning department at Tate Britain. She's also been an artist-in-residence and led, collaborated on, and taken part in a number of arts projects since doing her Gold.