Arts Award on Voice

Karl Jobson works for the National Space Centre. I found more about the NSC at the Museums and Heritage Show 2017.

At the 2017 Museums and Heritage Show, I caught up with Holly Bee, Education Officer at GEM...

Amelia Forsbrook, formerly one of the Wales Arts International's critics spoke to Voice about working as an arts writer.

Give Me Your Love wittily explores the complexity of post-traumatic stress disorder in a war veteran. We saw it at The Lowry, Salford as part of the Sick! Festival.

Four Silver Arts Award achievers from the South Square Centre in Bradford answered some questions about their time doing their Silvers together.

I have had the pleasure talking to Ming de Nasty, a Birmingham-based Photographer, whose work has been shown in exhibitions in the UK, to learn more about Ming's career and where it has taken her.

From Random Acts Midlands, Michael Baillon gives the audience his personal reflection on the story of a dragon named Rawry, through a short animation.

Ashlee Brown, our North West Activist is applying to high-end drama schools following the completion of her Arts Award.

Emily Winslow studied drama at Mellon University, Pennsylvania. Now she's the author of the memoirs Jane Doe January and a series of physiological novels. She lives in Cambridgeshire with her husband and two sons who are home-educated.

From Random Acts Midlands, Sarah Worcester's astonishing animation, Oblivion, strikes a chord with the visuals alone.

From Random Acts Midlands, Ben Norris's Send Her Victorious was one of the most daring films made as part of the 2017 cohort for, as we've learnt, some of the most essential reasons for today.

We caught up with Becky Bruzas, the Festival Director of the Oska Bright Film Festival 2017 in Brighton. Oska Bright is run by Carousel Arts, a leading disability-led arts organisation.