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Jess Thom: 6 things… everyone should know about disability
The comedian and performer behind Touretteshero, breaks down some common misconceptions about disability.
7 Nobel Prize in Literature winners who’ve appeared at the Southbank Centre
A look at Nobel Prize in Literature winners who have appeared at the London venue, including Toni Morrison, Kazuo Ishiguro, Doris Lessing and Orhan Pamuk
5 things to know about In the Black Fantastic
An overview of the 2022 Hayward Gallery exhibition which brought together 11 contemporary artists to sample and reimagine Afrofuturism.
Ania Bas on Odd Hours, migration and displacement
Writer and artist Ania Bas discusses her debut novel, Odd Hours, and themes of migration and displacement in this 2022 interview.
They are here, because we were there: Afghan interpreters in the UK
The challenges faced by Afghan former British Army interpreters resettled in the UK are discussed by photographer Andy Barnham and researcher Sara de Jong.
Meltdown 2022: Sounds of Africa
A look at the African artists of Grace Jones’ Meltdown; Angélique Kidjo, Kasai Allstars, Oumou Sangaré, Baaba Maal and Desire Marea.
Meltdown 2022: Sounds of South London
A look at six South London acts who all appeared at Grace Jones’ Meltdown; Skunk Anansie, Big Joanie, Dry Cleaning, Shingai, cktrl and Greentea Peng
Ayanna Witter-Johnson on inspiration and collaboration
Get to know Ayanna Witter-Johnson – cellist, composer and singer – in this short interview about her musical inspirations and favourite collaborations.
Vinyl Countdown: Introducing the National Poetry Library’s vinyl collection
Staff picks from the National Poetry Library’s vinyl collection, which contains more than 250 vinyl records and is constantly growing.
‘It’s beautiful to have experienced the journey’: 10 years of Out-Spoken
Celebrating the first decade of Out-Spoken, one of London’s premiere poetry, spoken word and live music nights.
6 poems for Mental Health Awareness Week
Enjoy six poems from the National Poetry Library, selected by National Poetry Librarian, Chris McCabe.
Meet the composer: Hannah Peel
The composer and musician, talks to us about her earliest musical memories, and her composition, Neon, in this 2022 interview.