Journey into Jakatas – finding dance inspiration in Buddhist texts
Composer and producer Sebastian Reynolds on how an interest in meditation grew into a new…
Monthly Archives: October, 2019
King’s College London launches research into impact of arts on health
King’s College London (KCL) will run the largest ever study on the impact that arts…
Sheku Kanneh-Mason announces new album
Sheku Kanneh-Mason has announced a new album: Elgar. Centred on Elgar’s Cello Concerto, it will…
Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla to lead Lucerne Festival
Lucerne Festival has named Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla artiste étoile for its 2020 Summer Festival. Running from 14…
Dubai launches long-term artist visa as part of new cultural plan
Artists and creatives from around the world will now be able to work in Dubai,…
Madani Younis to step down as creative director of Southbank Centre
After only a short stint in the key role at Southbank Centre – less than…
Wales and India join forces for new grant scheme
A three-year British Council and Arts Council of Wales/Wales Arts International programme is inviting individual…
Admissions open to Honey Pot: Adelaide Fringe’s International Arts Marketplace
Honey Pot, Adelaide Fringe’s International Arts Marketplace, is now open for registration. The Australian event, which…
Why music education should be free and universal
Elizabeth Sombart is the founder of Fondation Résonnance, which offers music education free of charge…
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