John Futrell, Director of Education, and Emma Acheson, Educator Coordinator, from RedLine Contemporary Art, talk arts engagement, politics and positive social change.

Aksana works as a Young Freelancer at the London Transport Museum. Explore her role here...

‘Don’t let anyone say you can’t,’ says self-taught musician Barkerwood, who talks us through her latest projects and touring without a booking agent.

Niki Hughes is the Opening Doors Project Coordinator for the University of Cambridge Museums. Here’s how she got to the position she’s in today.

Find out more about Lance Alexander’s role at the St Edmundsbury Borough Council museums. 

Journalism and documentary filmmaking student at the University of Sussex talks about his latest project that explores the changes to LGBT venues in the UK

Andrew Hammond has advocated creative education in all facets of his career. Here’s why it’s so vital to teach the next generation life skills over arithmetic.

‘Music is great for communication,’ says Shah, ‘but it’s also a great way of demonstrating understanding between different cultures.’

Following the release of the Original Cast Recording, lyricist and composer Henry Carpenter talks New Wave rock, the cult of Quentin Dentin and, erm . . . lemons?

We speak to the founders of For Our Future's Sake (FFS), a young person and student led anti-Brexit campaign fighting for a people’s vote on any final deal

We chat to Katy Russell from Planet Drum about Trinity College qualifications and drumming and percussion workshops. 

We catch up with organic-acoustic-hip-hop three-piece, Prose, about making music and world tour amibitions!