Arts and older people – A Restless Art

A story that deserves telling

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

The development of a visual aesthetic culture in all its conceptual dimensions and its accessibility to EVERYONE is fundamental to

‘Sometimes you’ve got to take risks for the unknown. You don’t know what you are going into but you’ve got

At a conference in Sydney last week, I was able to catch up a little on current thinking in arts

The Baring Foundation (of which I’m a trustee) has prioritised arts work with older people since 2009, supporting the a

Bealtaine must be one of the happiest arts festivals I know. Founded in 1995, it involves thousands of older people