The UK arts sector suffered its undue share of repercussions during the pandemic and the freelance community persevered to keep going in whatever they could get their hands on. Amid the cost of living crisis in the UK. The government announced...
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12th Apr 2025 | Updated at 03:50am 12th Apr 2025
Legacy of bold narratives and timeless art
Born in Baranagar in 1937, Arpita Singh emerged as a prominent artist in the 1960s, developing a distinctive painting practice that blends Surrealism and figuration with the narrative traditions of Indian Court painting. Throughout her career,...
Embracing heritage through experimental sound and art
‘Bitmap & Experimental Music from the Sri Lankan Diaspora’ – a groundbreaking night of three boundary-pushing audiovisual performances at Café OTO on March 31st. Curated by Toulip Wonder, alongside Suren Seneviratne and Seth De Silva, the event...
Manchester Museum, which is set to re-open to the public on 18 February 2023, following a £15 million transformation. The museum reopens its doors with a mission about levelling up for culture and putting the diverse communities of Manchester...
Celebrated music composer duo Salim-Sulaiman Merchant has reimagined the songs from the original 1982 hit Disco Dancer. They are working with Saregama on...
Literature is a reflection of a society, its people, and their cultures. Over the last fifteen years, the Jaipur Literature Festival has evolved as an inclusive platform that represents the diversity of languages and celebrates translated works...
Chandni Chowk, a part of old Delhi brimming with tropes of Indian heritage is a place that offers the most loved and unmatched shopping experience for...
Sanskruti Centre for Cultural Excellence has organised National Unity Day (Rashtriya Ekta Divas) celebrations on Monday, 31 October at the Nehru Centre, London.
The historic Leeds Central Library will welcome His Majesty The King this month as part of the monarch’s first visit to Leeds since ascending to the throne.
Mansfield District Council has been awarded over £1.7m from Arts Council England to deliver creative and cultural activity in the community.
WaterAid has unveiled an installation of three dolls houses – each at different stages of flooding - on the docks of London’s Canary Wharf, to highlight the effects of the climate crisis on children globally and demand urgent action from governments...
Recently longlisted for the Tata Literature Live! First Book Award at the Mumbai LitFest - one of India’s most prominent literary awards - The House Next...
