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Ben Walmsley and Leila Jancovich reflect on their Evaluation Principles and an independent but related research project on failure.
Photo by Neighbourhood Hosts. Photo: JMA Photography1A year on from the Commonwealth Games, Birmingham Festival 23 is ensuring that the legacy of the event continues, allowing communities to once again celebrate their city and all it means to them. We spoke to Elizabeth ‘Zeddie’ Lawal, Artistic Associate of the festival, to hear her thoughts on what the festival brought to Birmingham and why that legacy is so important.
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Hip-hop: Celebrating 50 years of a cultural phenomenon
By Huey Walker, , 5 minute read50 years on from the birth of hip-hop, Senior Relationship Manager (Music) Huey Walker discusses the genre's lasting impact.
Photo by UD cultural shots. © UD/ Saadiq T .3 Alison Bowyer talks everything Kids in Museums - from Manifestos to Takeover days - and what it is like being an Investment Principles Support Organisation.
Photo by Children in charge on Kids in Museums Takeover Day at the National Horseracing Museum. Photo by Regina Ray Photography for Kids in Museums.4Five questions with...Kate Adams, Director of Project Arts Works, talking about their work promoting more diverse representation of neurodiverse artists and makers, and those who care for them.
Photo by Claire Matthews and Sarah, Project Art Works studio, 2020 ©Project Art Works5A look at Boscombe’s National Lottery funded BEAF Arts Festival - 10 days of exhibitions, performances, workshops and events with local and international artists.
Photo by Harold Offeh © Ashley Carr6Amit Sood, founder of Google Arts & Culture, shares more about our latest collaboration.
Photo by Running Out of Time by Ian Paine, TIN arts7It’s World Music Day and our Youth Advisory Board have shared what music means to them
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