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Martin Charter on Sustainability in the Creative Industries

Professor Martin Charter is the Director of The Centre for Sustainable Design at University for the Creative Arts.

Amanda Lotz is an American media scholar, professor, and industry consultant, currently based in Australia.

Anton Howes is historian in residence at the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce.

Oliver Double is a former professional comedian who is now a Reader in Drama at the University of Kent.

Suzanne L. Marchand is an American intellectual and cultural historian of modern Europe.

Professor Katy Shaw leads research into twenty-first century writings at Northumbria University.

We dancers learn, maintain and teach what’s possible with physical expression

If reading a book about a pandemic appeals to you, go for it

Creativity, it is said, is intelligence having fun. It’s the ability to generate ideas,...

It’s seductive to believe that women simply need to work hard, be authentic and stick to our principles to transcend patriarchy

From its earliest days, animation depicted adult themes and behaviours

Minneapolis’ story began with a struggle over land

Madrid is still far from building a competitive creative metropolitan region

Is There a Sustainable Business Model for Virtual Reality Content Enterprises?

Are there innovations in urban policy?

Using material culture and digital archives in Salford

Reinventing the city

Community arts and changing perceptions of the West

Vera Lutter uses the camera obscura to create photographs with an ethereal, otherworldly beauty

Welcome to the Academy Awards of quilting

Litefeet is a type of street dance originated in Harlem and the Bronx

Over three days, over 70 classical musicians and a large team of sound recording engineers recorded a remarkable score

The unlimited nature of art and its capacity to express freedom, even for individuals constrained by the boundaries of prejudice

Making Art