Ireland’s Basic Income for Artists Has Been a Runaway Success. Why Is the Government so Nervous About Expanding It?
Ellen McVeigh
It’s boosted the Irish economy by £88m.
Tag: arts
The Royal Opera House Cancelled One Israeli Show. Staff Demand It Axe Them All
Polly Smythe
Not enough.
Labour’s Culture Secretary Is Missing in Action
Juliet Jacques
Where the hell is Lisa Nandy?
London’s First Palestinian Cultural Centre Is Within Arm’s Reach
Juliet Jacques
A home in exile.
The Arts Will Die Under Grey Labour
Juliet Jacques
Keir Starmer just doesn’t care.
Against All Odds, Brent Council Is Investing in Its Artists
Juliet Jacques
Stranger than fiction.
London’s Arts Scene Has Been Captured By Corporate Culture
Sam Bright
Its decline is to everyone’s detriment.
England Is in the Midst of an African Renaissance – but It’s Still Racist As Hell
Kojo Koram
J-Hus, Dave and Michaela Coel are just some of the English-Africans dominating British culture.
Attacks on the Arts Are Part of the Tories’ Culture War
Chardine Taylor-Stone
By cutting funding for arts subjects at universities, the Tories could be about to immiserate Britain's arts and culture industry for a generation.
Independent and DIY Venues Offer Us Steps Towards a Lived Socialist Culture
Luke Cartledge
Literally Just Vibing: How Music Streaming Platforms Manipulate History, Legacy and Emotion
Fred M-G
Art School Strikers Are Turning the Tide on Apathy
Joe Hayns
Opera de Paris en Grève: The Ballet Company Striking Back Against Macron’s Pension Reforms
Nic Murray
Trash Cultures
Ash Sarkar and James Butler are joined on #NovaraFM by Bridget Minamore and Joseph Guthrie to discuss “low” culture, “high” theory, memory and resistance.
3 Reasons the Campaign to #SaveFabric is Political
Joel White
Knowledge is Power: Lessons from Dystopian Fiction
Ellen Judson
Tears of Oil: The Case of Ashraf Fayadh, Condemned to Death in Saudi Arabia
Ben Morris
