A Culture of Possibility #2: The community murals of Amber Hansen and Reyna Hernandez
Amber Hansen and Reyna Hernandez live in Vermillion, South Dakota, a small city of about 10,000 people in the American Mid-West. Both women came
How participation won, and why it matters
Amber Hansen and Reyna Hernandez live in Vermillion, South Dakota, a small city of about 10,000 people in the American Mid-West. Both women came
Tony Stacey is Chief Executive of South Yorkshire Housing Association, which provides over 4,000 homes in Sheffield and the wider region.
Awareness of mental well-being has improved greatly during my lifetime, but there’s still a long way to go before people
Many people have written about evaluating the outcomes of participation in the arts, especially in the past 20 years as
‘You know, while doing this, going through this journey, it has changed me. And, yes, I had a spiritual inkling,
About five years ago, a group of musicians and academics set up an international research platform to foster understanding of the social
Intellectual property rights have rarely been an issue during my life in community art. The projects I’ve worked consciously rejected
Yesterday was the opening day of an international conference, focusing on the 2020 Rome Charter that was published in the summer. Along
I am looking up at the third floor window of number 36 – smaller than the windows below. We know there is a window seat inside. It’s where the midwife sat, almost 18 years ago, as our daughter Hannah gave birth to Rosa May, her second child, at 6am on a clear spring morning.
It’s unusual nowadays to hear anyone in the arts speak against cultural participation. The directors of museums, galleries, orchestras and theatres –