Visual Arts
Platform 4: A Tawdry Heritage on the South Bank
"I’ve never been convinced that the complex of arts-based venues known as London’s South Bank matches up to a genuine…
The write side of theatre: 5 steps towards making it as a playwright
Many of us toy with the dream of being part of the glitz and glamour of theatre, and although it…
REVIEW: The World As A Stage, Tate Modern
REVIEW: The World As A Stage is the first exhibition at Tate Modern to bring gallery-based and live work together.…
Managing Wellness in the Ethically Exhausted
It is an interesting dichotomy that creative sector organisations are still experiencing difficulties with staff burnout and ethical exhaustion. So…
Ghosts in the Projector: haunting a cinema near you
Ghosts and hauntings have long been a popular choice for film and television. The recent film, 1408, based on a…
A riveting place
It’s been three weeks since opening night and Rivington Place is quickly establishing itself as London’s foremost centre for multicultural…
Career Profile: Chris Jaeger, chief executive, Worcester Live
Chris Jaeger is chief executive of Worcester Live as well as chairman of the Guild of Drama Adjudicators, MD of…
The art world’s best kept secret?
From helping in his father’s antiques business to owning his own gallery has taken Paul Jones on a journey via…
What happens when art meets music in a London gallery?
The relationship between music and art has always been obvious but difficult to clarify. The creative impulse behind both is…
Career Profile: Tabitha Philpott-Kent, auction house print specialist
Charlotte Appleyard speaks to Tabitha Philpott-Kent who is a Print Specialist at Bloomsbury Auction House. Her advice? Internships, or, "alternatively,…