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28 March 2022Alternative Careers in the Theatre Industry
View FeatureOwning the spotlight on stage is not the only way to be a part of the rich history of theatre. Consider a career of the heroes behind the curtain who are there from the first finished script, to cleaning up the roses on closing night, and everything in between.
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29 April 2020Creativity during lockdown: A series
View FeatureRunning out of things to watch on Netflix? Not to fear, because over the next few weeks I'll be bringing you a series of interviews with creatives who have been performing online to satiate your lockdown boredom.
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6 April 2020How to do your Gold Arts Award at home
View FeatureThe year is 2020. A global pandemic has closed all schools, museums and theatres, buildings and venues. Only two things stand between you and achieving your Gold Arts Award. A stable internet connection, and your cat sitting on your keyboard.
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30 March 2020Running Arts Award Remotely
View FeatureWe recently took part in a webinar for Advisers about running Arts Award remotely – particularly in these times of limited contact. Here are some tips to support you in delivering or achieving an Arts Award.
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6 January 2020Top 10 visual artworks of the decade
View FeatureFrom photography to street-art and paintings that challenge the norm, we’re taking a look at the most provocative visual art of the last decade.
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27 September 2018Responsible Reviewing
View FeatureReviewing is a skill, it’s also an honour. Artists let you in to their show, event or space in order to tell the world what you thought. An objective yet critical view is important - but it doesn’t give you any right to disrupt it or make anyone uncomfortable.
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19 September 2018New Reads: September
View FeatureLooking for reading inspiration this month? Check out our round-up of what's going on in books this month!
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17 September 2018Five tips for using art to change the world from activist theatre troupe BP or Not BP?
View FeatureThinking of using art and creativity to make the world a better place? Here are a few tips from Danny of BP or Not BP? to get you started.
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14 August 2018Beyond ‘Curious Incident’, New Narratives of Autism by David Hartley
View FeatureThere’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.
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2 June 2018What we are reading: June
View FeatureFind the books and adaptions that are making waves this June
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9 February 2018What goes on at BBC Ten Pieces
View FeatureWe catch up with Chloe Shrimpton, Project Manager for BBC Ten Pieces, about their nationwide events, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, online creative resources for Arts Award and a 4-meter high gnome puppet!
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26 January 2018'Want My Job?'… with Cicely Taylor - Project Manager
View FeatureWe speak to Cicely Taylor, Project Manager at Children & the Arts
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5 January 2018Top 10 Fiction Books of 2017
View FeatureWe look at the best books to hit the shelves in the past 12 months
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24 October 2017Artist Open Studio by V&A and Tate Digital Learning at MozFest
View FeatureMozFest 2017 has invited 5 artists to address each of the five thematic issue areas of the festival (Web Literacy, Privacy and Security, Decentralization, Open Innovation, Digital Inclusion) through an installation and on-site labs. This is a perfect opportunity for Arts Award participants and achievers to meet professional artists!
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18 July 2017Austen 200: which novels are worth your time?
View Feature18 July, 2017 marks 200 years since the death of Jane Austen. The beloved author holds a special place in many people's hearts, whether for her acerbic wit in the narration of her novels, her wonderful heroines or even the fantastic adaptations the novels have inspired.
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17 April 2017Cambridge Literature Festival: Top Picks
View FeatureCambridge Literature Festival is running from 18th-23rd of March, with a whole host of events on more than just books.
