Digital start-up
Katy Carr sees an online future for literature
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Making connections
Skinder Hundal sees the merging of digital and traditional as opening up opportunities for new relationships between artists and a…
Into the light
Lesley Anne Rose describes Stellar Quines’s journey from analogue to digital – and the bright light at the end of the tunnel
Digital eggs and online baskets
This September Southbank Centre will showcase twenty-three music and dance pieces created by an international band of seventy-two…
Delivering online
Producing a programme for a digital audience requires many of the same skills as any other type of programming, as young people in…
The third dimension
Kerry Michael and Jessica Kranish explain how audiences are being engaged through digital media in Theatre Royal Stratford East’…
iPaddy power
Ellie Manwell explains how bringing digital technology into the gallery space is helping Dulwich Picture Gallery enhance the visit…
Passing by
How do ‘accidental audiences’ for art in public spaces experience performances and what impact does it have? Richard Turpin ex…
A sporting relationship
The relationship between the arts and sport has deep roots and will outlive the temporary spotlight cast on it by the Cultural Oly…
Art at the heart of democracy
Lucy Shaw explains the challenges of devising and programming creativity into the historic settings of the Houses of Parliament
Rewarding responsibility
As the tide turns against unpaid internships, other solutions are needed to help graduates gain vital work experience. Kate Daniel…
Shaping places
By working with artists and arts organisations, developers can gain the support of both local communities and planners. Alex Homfr…
Shaping places
By working with artists and arts organisations, developers can gain the support of both local communities and planners. Alex Homfr…
New look
In 2009, Monica Ferguson proposed to Arts Council England that what Milton Keynes needed was a 10-day festival to shake up the sta…
A change of scenery
Trina Jones explains how Birmingham Rep has risen to the challenge of being homeless
Cross-channel collaboration
Geography has been no barrier to artistic ambition for Lakes Alive, the international Cultural Olympiad programme bringing street…
Hackney hot pot
From pop-up to permanent, Jay Miller explains what it was like opening a theatre in Hackney Wick, alongside poverty, diversity and…
Economic Eden
East London is home to a new Pleasure Garden. Garfield Hackett explains how he turned a derelict site into a hub for creativity an…
Into the woods
There is a long history of land art at Grizedale Forest. Hayley Skipper explains how a partnership between the Arts Council and th…
Town and gown
A new gallery is opening within London South Bank University. Mary Paterson talks us through the process that led to its arrival
The tough get going
Losing local authority funding hasn’t meant the end of the road in Gloucestershire – quite the reverse. Pippa Jones explains w…
Planning vs localism
Theresa Bergne considers the implications of national policy for public art at a local level, and describes the impact being felt…
Fur coat and no knickers
Clive Parkinson sees the danger of arts/health practice becoming a “bland cultural sub-species, offering the marginalised a tran…
When artists move in
Sarah Brigham explains how the artistic spirit thrives and opportunities multiply when artists inhabit their own creative space
