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Festivals take-off

It's summer and that means festival time is upon us! This weekend sees the launch of yet another batch, including…

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New directions

Last year, Neil Butler's company UZ Events took over the running of the Bradford International Festival – and came under…

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Dirty ditties

The Tiger Lillies sing about everything from bestiality and prostitution, to paedophilia and war. Their macabre ditties and blasphemous ballads…

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Artists holding a 'Mirror II Nature'

Once upon a time in London, observes Seven Seven Contemporary Art founder Alan Bond, artists were dependent on commercial galleries…

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A meeting of minds (and 'cellos)

Dutch-born cellist Pieter Wispelwey will fulfill a long-held ambition this week, when he performs for the first time with the…

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Creative Partnerships rolls out to 20 more regions

The government yesterday re-confirmed funding and roll-out plans for Arts Council England's Creative Partnerships scheme beyond its two-year pilot.

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Moving 'Above and Beyond'

There's no doubt about it. The UK has a strong disability arts sector, with organisations like Graeae theatre and dance…

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Embracing ability

The best way to win an Oscar, so movie pundits and history indicate, is to play a character with a…

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Time to recognise the Young 'not-so-British' Artists

Two months ago, Arts Hub spoke to a London-based artist in the process of curating her first contemporary art exhibition.…

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On the fringe

In the past, the Bath Fringe festival has featured cutting-edge theatre companies and performers, some of which have moved onto…

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