‘Write this down’
It was the end of a long day. We’d run out of time and the guards needed to get us
Community art
It was the end of a long day. We’d run out of time and the guards needed to get us
Today will see the third performance of O Tempo (Somos Nós) , “Time (It’s Us), this time at the Gulbenkian Concert
Three days ago, anticipating the first performance of the Leiria prison opera, I wrote that I didn’t expect to see
My friend Eugène van Erven been documenting community arts for many years, both in his native Netherlands and in other
This is my favourite. This is the last one I did and it just works so well. You gave me
‘Where We Dream’ has just featured on Adrian Goldberg’s BBC WM Radio morning show. He interviewed Sarah Moors, one of
Different doors Bill Ming is from Bermuda, that lovely group of islands in the North Atlantic that have been a staging
Everybody’s a dreamer… Almost a year ago, I began a series of conversations with people in West Bromwich about their
Birmingham, late November 2011, early evening. Along New Street and around the Town Hall, the Christmas Market offers glühwein and
At the National Portrait Gallery, in London, there is a photograph of two painters by David Dawson. Lucian Freud stands
Where we Dream is now with the designer. Before it went, I asked a few friends who work in the arts
Work on the portraits for Winter Fires continues, alongside the meetings and conversations with older artists. The aim is to produce a
The art world divides artists into two kinds. There are artists, by which it means the acceptable figures who conform