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India’s first arts biennale kicks off

The small Indian city of Kochi is hosting India’s first ever arts biennale festival which will feature the works of…

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What makes art taboo?

Taboo art can serve many functions: it can open up a dialogue about a sensitive topic; it can break new…

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Works by Damien Hirst progressively losing value

The price of artworks by Damien Hirst is progressively falling, with some of his work being withdrawn from auctions.

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Art that changes lives for disadvantaged youth

How do we best utilise the capacity of the arts to engage young people and ensure they become decent and…

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Why are we obsessed with celebrity?

On the eve of the inaugural Celebrity Studies Journal Conference, the convenor asks why we live with the constant beat…

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Understanding health care with a paintbrush

Using painting as a research tool has enabled a new understanding of creativity in cancer support, pharmacy and Aboriginal health.

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Ten ways to foster creativity

Learn to harness your capacity to get creativity from others.

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Teaching scientists to respect the arts

The myth that science is superior to arts would end if all higher education courses included a creative component.

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Hurricane Sandy: New York's unwanted blockbuster

New York's arts and entertainment community is reeling from the effects of Hurricane Sandy.

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Online program revolutionises Shakespeare teaching

The Royal Shakespeare Company has partnered up with the University of Warwick to deliver a new technique for teaching the…

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