Theresa May secures a Brexit deal!

Challenging the rules we play by, the V&A’s latest exhibition offers a sprawling look at contemporary videogames design from the last decade

An issue in the arts

The Electronic Entertainment Expo returned again, with all the major companies touting their latest wares

More than a lick of new paint

A crafts and gaming workshop led by the Orleans House Gallery. A portion of their staff are youth, which is where I met Tega.

In 2016, Arts Award is focusing its digital activity around MozFest. This annual digital festival is hosted by the Mozilla Foundation will take place in London on 29 and 30 October. We're inviting you to get involved: by attending the event, or by taking the inspiration from our workshops to shape your own digital arts experience.

Arts Award will be leading the Digital Arts and Culture space at MozFest. The space will feature hands-on workshops and demos that explore the relationship between art, technology and the web. Including music, animation, gaming, vlogging, digital design and VR.

To read more about our space, check out our blog. You can also watch a short film.

ShoddyCast content creator talks about YouTube, science, sexism and charity

Since the dawn of society, games have been considered a source of recreation and have evolved into many forms and formats; from social activities to sports. But today's games aren't always considered so healthy.

Sci-fi romance becomes an engaging puzzle game

Hey kids! Do you love your life? Or are you questioning the very existence and purpose of your being and realising that life can possibly be nothing but a phase? Then this is the video game for you! Or is it?

This December, we'll be celebrating Arts Award's 10th Birthday by asking you to vote for the best of gaming from the last ten years! Here are some of our highlights to get you thinking…let us know what we've missed in the comments box.