Why projects don’t work
Since the start of the pandemic, I have been preoccupied by its traumatic effects. Some of the losses are obvious,
Thinking about culture as if people mattered
Since the start of the pandemic, I have been preoccupied by its traumatic effects. Some of the losses are obvious,
Call me naïve, but when I learned this week that the ushers working in a concert hall are on zero-hours
Honestly, how are you feeling? The adjectives that cycle through my contacts with people in the arts are increasingly consistent: tired,
My father, Robert, was born in Salonica (Thessaloniki, in Northern Greece) in 1927. His father, Isaac, was a doctor, while
Last night, Arlene Goldbard hosted our second shared conversation about community art, for which we were joined by about a hundred
The cultural sector has been crushed by the health protection measures imposed to contain the Covid-19 pandemic. It is not
The right to participate fully and freely in cultural life is vital to our cities and communities The 2020 Rome
‘Hope is a virtue, not a mood’ Philip Pullman There’s a lot to feel sad about, right now. The suffering
At midnight on 27 March 2020, Bob Dylan (or his office) used Twitter to announce the release of a song
‘You Are Here’, Restoke Photo: Jenny Harper The Covid-19 pandemic is very far from over. Indeed, despite the optimistic declarations