London International Mime Festival: “Doing nothing wasn’t an option”
Image credit: Daniel Hay-Gordon and Eleanor Perry, photographed by Rosie Powell
Chris Redmond: “There’s always been a political element to the world of poetry.”
Image credit: Photo of Chris Redmond
Created in response to Trump’s America, Brexit Britain and the refugee crisis, Tongue Fu’s debut album Boat Building slams together the talents of singers, musicians and spoken word artists. Chris Redmond, the group’s founder and live performance front man, talks political poetry, missing performing to an audience and how lockdown gave them the space to create.
“I think art and activism are the same”: Charlotte Cooper on fat art, the war on obesity, and punk as an assertive femme sensibility
An interview on the occasion of Charlotte’s ‘LADA Study Room Guide on Fat’ coinciding with the release of the government’s ‘Better Health’ campaign.
'Don't Shoot The Messenger': Bishi talks to Miranda Sawyer about her Tony Visconti collaboration
Image credit: Bishi photographed by Frederic Aranda.
The Texture of Air: Capturing the personality in a building
Image Credit: EDI Courtyard Credit: Bernadette Devilat in collaboration with the Bartlett School of Architecture UCL
Feature: Unbordering is a three-day gathering reimagining borders-free collaborative Live Art practices
Image credit: Image by Mida Design.
Alessandra Cianetti and Xavier de Sousa are the co-Founders and Curators of 'Unbordering | A final gathering by performingbordersLIVE20' (23-25 October 2020). Here, they tell us about the project and the creatives involved.
Interview: “What the actual — ?”: Inua Ellams’ new book of poetry is a symphony of personal and political fury
Image credit: Photo of Inua Ellams