Art and older people – A Restless Art

Virtual Realities, Part One

Early in 2020, Irish National Opera (INO) began work on an unusual community project—a new VR opera, co-created with people from three

In the new episode of ‘A Culture of Possibility’, Arlene and I spoke with two old friends, David Slater and

In late January 2021, in the depth of winter and the midst of lockdown, a small group of people gathered

How do you judge a work of art? Even asking the question implies a series of judgements and beliefs. The

Last night I sat in a Dublin B&B for watching a performance unfold in Leeds Playhouse through a laptop screen. It was

There’s no moment quite like this. So much of community art is in the journey, the being-together, listening, learning and

Everyone knows the theatres are closed, along with cinemas, concert halls, museums and galleries. Yesterday, the 2020 Edinburgh Festivals were

Yesterday I got an email from a research student called Chloé Bradwell who wanted to contact artists who had worked

In many ways, art is a young person’s game. It’s central to how children process and share their discovery of

For several weeks, I’ve been facilitating creative writing workshops in Leicester. The project, commissioned by Writing East Midlands with the