Guest post: Arlene Goldbard on her new book
NOTE: This post is to introduce you to the 24th episode of the monthly podcast, ‘A Culture of Possibility’, which
Thinking about culture as if people mattered
NOTE: This post is to introduce you to the 24th episode of the monthly podcast, ‘A Culture of Possibility’, which
On his appointment to the US Supreme Court in 1939 Justice William O. Douglas was told by the then Chief Justice, Charles Evans
On Tuesday, I facilitated a talk for the Scottish Culture Collective by my friend Heba El Cheikh. She spoke about
Circuit is a four year programme, led by Tate and the Paul Hamlyn Foundation, that aims to connect young people
I don’t know when people started asking whether the things in art galleries were actually works of art—sometime between the
I’ve been made blue, I’ve been lied to When will I be loved? I’ve been turned down, I’ve been pushed
An experiment in brevity: I have had this question in my mind for a little while.
One lovely evening this summer, I stood waiting in the lobby of the Market Theatre in the Herefordshire town of
Gravitas, the heavy tread of moral earnestness, becomes a bore if it is not accompanied by the light step of
The speech of women There is a paradox, acknowledged by the speaker herself, in a woman giving a lecture about