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Review
16 May 2019MCM Comic Con 2019
View ReviewDuring my visit to the Comic Con held at the Birmingham NEC, I was able to experience a lot of other artists' creativity and see different peoples' creations. While I was there, I saw a lot of cosplay as well as lots of art and art related products.
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Blog
7 May 2019Stage Performance Anxiety
View BlogA debate about stage performance anxiety. Seeing whether having performance anxiety can effect your performance for better or for worse? If stage performance anxiety can be used as a tool, it can help drive our performance.
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Blog
13 April 2019Why is there no representation of black people in the arts?
View BlogThe arts issue I have chosen is about representation of black people in the arts. I wanted to explore why this is.
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Blog
6 March 2019The Arts Funding crisis in the UK
View BlogI hope to emphasize the irrationality of the gradual squeezing of arts funding in schools. I aim to demonstrate not only how this will be economically detrimental but how the Arts massively aid mental health issues and are a crucial keystone culturally.
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Review
4 March 2019'Wood' at VAULT Festival
View ReviewWood could be... yes it is about exactly what you're thinking of.
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Blog
26 February 2019Brexit, the arts & young performers
View BlogHow Brexit will affect Arts and Culture in the UK
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Blog
25 February 2019Creative education - what do the parties say?
View BlogWe’ll take a look at how the policy-makers propose to approach creative education.
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Review
20 February 2019Hidden/Revealed by Sarah Davies - Review
View ReviewI hope you enjoy reading this short review. If you want to see some pictures just search Sarah Davies Hidden Revealed. I would have put some in but I'm not sure who they belong to. If you like her art feel free to support her in her artistry; as Sarah is a family friend I know that she has stuggled to earn a living from just art alone but would love to.
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Review
19 February 2019Crusader by Gerry Judah - Imperial War Museum North
View ReviewAt the Imperial War Museum North there is a really interesting sculpture called Crusader. I hope you enjoy reading about it as much as I did writing the review and visiting it!
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Review
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Blog
1 February 2019Education cuts: the real impact
View BlogLet’s take a look at how today’s students are being affected by the cuts to the education system.
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Event
10 February 2019Chinese New Year - Clay Pig tile activity
View EventWelcome in the Chinese New Year of the Pig at the museum with traditional music and dance including Dragon, Lion and Unicorn dance performances.
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Blog
21 January 2019Want my job? With Joe Kelly, Audio Visual Leader
View BlogJoe Kelly took an apprenticeship which led him to work in the British Museum. Find out more about his heritage career...
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Interview
4 January 2019Circuit, Cambridge: Joining heritage, arts and young people together
View InterviewCircuit is the perfect example of heritage engaging young people. Find out more about this exceptional scheme from Engagement Officer Imogen Phillips.
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Opportunity
3 January 2019 – 7 January 2019UKYA City Takeover: Volunteers needed!
View OpportunityWe are looking for volunteers to support UK Young Artists in delivering one of the most extensive survey shows of young creativity in the world, happening in Nottingham, 7 - 13 February 2019. Register at ukyoungartists.co.uk/volunteering
Deadline to apply: Monday 7 January 2019
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Review
24 December 2018Sikh Gurus - Open Art Exhibition
View ReviewArts Exhibition on Sikh religion and Sikh Gurus: Sunday 25th September 2018, Maneyo Granth Gurudwara, Slough
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Blog
21 December 2018How the arts can positively affect our health and well-being
View BlogLet's focus on the arts as a route to the mental health solution.
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Review
10 December 2018Joe A Stephenson - "Chicken" 2015
View ReviewChicken
Director: Joe A. Stephenson
Strikingly powerful statement on the result of abuse and neglect.
Highlights disability's representation of innocence and care.
