Arts Award on Voice

An explanation of the positives of having art as a part of a young peoples lives, both in the schooling systems and outside.

Allow it to be known of all the extremely beneficial factors that music, visual arts, combined art and other forms have on the mental health and development of children, see how and why...

A 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.

Catherine is a multi-disciplinary artist with interests ranging from theatre, to music, to crafts and textiles. She completed her Silver Arts Award by focusing on dance and literature - writing a whole novel in a month!

We catch up with Alexandros Plasatis, an immigrant ethnographer who writes fiction in English, his second language, and recently completed a project for Writing East Midlands working with refugees and asylum seekers.

Are there enough Arts opportunities within English schools ?

Is sexism within the music industry completely overlooked and are we doing enough to inspire women to take part in the arts?

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A fiercely feminist fairytale retelling.

Review of The Mars Room by Rachel Kushner longlisted for the Man Booker Prize.

There’s a saying in the autism community: “If you’ve met one person with autism, you’ve met one person with autism.” There’s a serious humour at the heart of it, a wilful contradiction of logic spoken with an eyebrow raised that asks for change. It speaks to the frustration felt by autistic individuals who have seen the story of their identity told through harmful medical hypothesising, misguided neurotypical guesswork and deeply entrenched stereotyping – and usually by people who are not autistic.

The best in books for July

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