The Professional Lighting and Sound Association show is a great opportunity to find out more about what’s going on in the entertainment and live events industries.  Whilst the exhibitions are largely about the new tech available across the board, there are really helpful organisations on site and a range of seminars available to attendees.

Theresa May secures a Brexit deal!

The Crafts Council’s Young People’s Program is a London-based network of 16-25 year olds who are interested in craft and making.

Our network of 16-25 year olds brings together those who are passionate about craft and making to co-produce projects and events with us at the Crafts Council, and in doing so help shape the future of craft in the UK.

Join us at our monthly get-togethers if you love to make, or are just keen to find out more – all backgrounds and experience levels are welcome! We’ll be holding monthly get-togethers both at the Crafts Council and out and about at other venues. 

Voice was joined by a panel of industry experts to discuss the increased influence of digital technology on journalism

Lane Arts Council take us through the tools they used to engage pupils in digital storytelling

The creator of the world wide web spent 30 minutes promoting the future of the internet, but was light on the details

Tessa Darbyshire and a cross-disciplinary team gave us a demo of new technology they are developing to make privacy policies accessible

Challenging the rules we play by, the V&A’s latest exhibition offers a sprawling look at contemporary videogames design from the last decade

Dancing, Doctor Who and self-destructing art

Postman Pat, Newcastle, Sky and Brexit. 

Are there enough Arts opportunities within English schools ?

There’s a crisis in journalism and people are electing to get their news from alternative sources. What is the impact of this, and are these new media companies responsible for the content shared on them? Join Voice Magazine as we discuss these questions with a panel of experts in an interactive session.