Lockdown correspondent, Mat Fraser, New York City, USA.
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Lockdown correspondent, Joseph Seelig, Céret, south France.
Here's a good 'did you know' fact: the UK's longest-running theatre season is the London International Mime Festival (aka LIMF). Its debut was at The Cockpit Theatre in 1977 and has since grown into an annual January event at London's leading venues.
Lockdown correspondent, Tom Chivers on the live book launch from inflatable bathtub
Ms. Poppins and Europe’s Cocaine Piss come to London
Interview: Bishi – from The Chart Show to the 100 Club with Wolfie
EUTOPIA – are you ready for it? Josephine Burton launches a new cultural programme
Photo: Josephine Burton leads a Dash Café at Rich Mix.
Convergence, Collaboration and Grassroots. Glenn Max on the beauty of the Live Gig
La Soiree returns to London with strapping new talent!
To be a champ you have to believe in yourself when no one will: Q&A with Bristol based arts collective “CHAMP”
Founded in 2014, CHAMP is an open community, a mutually supportive network and an artist-run space based in Bristol. Formed of 13 artists working in a wide variety of media the group originates a strong DIY ethos. Champ’s approach to arts and creativity is one of openness and encouragement, which is demonstrated through their collective practice of skill sharing, teaching and learning.
Photographer Michael Chapman on His Project ‘Show Up’
I was curious what would happen if I just tweeted a location and show up with my camera. Who's going to go to something like that? Is it just going to be a collection of my online chums?
So was born Show Up, my latest photography project, blurring the lines between a flash mob and photo project.