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
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Guest Post – ‘A Culture of Possibility’ Episode 21
By Arlene Goldbard This post is to introduce you to the 21st episode of François Matarasso’s and my monthly podcast,
Old Words #5, Playful Adventures (2008-2014)
The photo above is from 2001, and shows some of the children attending dance classes at El Colegio del Cuerpo,
What are we saving, and why?
This is an awful moment to be responsible for a cultural institution. Forced to close the doors overnight, you are
Álvaro Restrepo: ‘Education is useless’
‘If education does not strengthen us, if it does not reveal us our vocation, our inner voice, and if it
Dancing in a shared world
The 2015 daCi World Congress is taking place this week in Copenhagen, bringing together over 700 young dancers for an
Rulers are unteachable
Why does art not reliably improve people? After all, the argument that it has transcendent, even spiritual value has been
Well-worn touchstones
As you approach the Acropolis Museum in Athens you see the Parthenon’s reflection floating in the dark glass wall of
Why I don’t tweet
It was my younger son, who’s a digital native, who persuaded me it was a bad idea. I’d been watching
Quality in community art (MCV7)
The McMaster Review Fashions sometimes change quickly in the arts, and in arts policy too. In July 2007, the then
Parliament of Dreams 