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Claire Chase and Density 2036
Take a closer look at the flautist and composer’s extraordinary Density 2036 project.
GBSR Duo on contemporary collaboration, reading reviews and SoundState
George Barton and Siwan Rhys, aka GBSR Duo, discuss their partnership and their appearance with Eva-Maria Houben at 2022’s SoundState
Robert Smith's Meltdown revisited
Revisit 2018 and the 25th edition of Meltdown festival featuring Manic Street Preachers, Placebo, Nine Inch Nails, Kristin Hersh, The Cure and more.
Mechanisms of Ambiguity and Sensation: The Late Fabric Sculptures of Louise Bourgeois
An abridged version of Hayward Gallery Director Ralph Rugoff’s essay for the exhibition catalogue of Louise Bourgeois: The Woven Child.
Hannah Lee on rappers' reactions, Beyonce’s voice and representation in children's books
The author of My Hair and The Rapping Princess discusses representation in children’s books in this interview.
Penelope Trappes on music, location and collaboration
The vocalist, musician and soundscaper discusses her work ahead a 2022 collaborative concert with London Contemporary Orchestra.
Art by Post: Mary & Simmi’s story
Art By Post participant Mary shares her story of how our arts engagement programme helped her and her daughter through lockdown.
Nadia Shireen on Grimwood and becoming an author and illustrator
Nadia Shireen, award-winning children’s author and illustrator of The Cow Who Fell to Earth and Good Little Wolf answers questions on her career.
Jacqueline Wilson on writing, favourite characters and Tracey Beaker’s unexpected popularity
The hugely popular children’s author discusses writing, inspiration and the unexpected popularity of Tracey Beaker.
5 things to know about Louise Bourgeois: The Woven Child
Get an insight into this 2022 Hayward Gallery exhibition showcasing the fabric and textile works of Louise Bourgeois.
Tamara Stefanovich: 6 things... on what it means to be a Yugoslav pianist
The pianist, born in Belgrade, then of Yugoslavia, explores how it feels to be from a country that no longer exists.
Ian McMillan on poetry, Twitter and the joy of early strolls
The poet discusses fuelling his creativity, experiencing the world on his doorstep and why everywhere should have a poet in residence.