David Arditi on The Ideology of Getting Signed
David Arditi is Professor of Sociology with University of Texas at Arlington
Fiona Drummond on Rural South Africa
Fiona Drummond is an economic geographer completing a PhD with the Digital Media Research Centre at Queensland University of Technology.
Lena Nahlous on Diversity Arts Australia
Lena has over 20 years’ experience in arts, cultural and media organisations, and has managed screen and digital media–based initiatives
Michael Rushton on Arts Economics
Michael Rushton is with the Arts Administration programs at Indiana University in Bloomington.
Rajinder Dudrah on Indian Cinema
“It’s a very plural, multicultural and rich way of telling stories…”
Design and repair must work together to undo our legacy of waste
Repair, where possible, cleans up the mess left by design
Opera is stuck in a racist, sexist past, while many in the audience have moved on
Companies need to find a way forward that doesn’t alienate either traditionalists or the younger, more socially-minded generation
Music festivals: how to get more women on stage
(and it’s not just 50/50 quotas)
Women filmmakers failed by EU’s €820m film fund
Only 16% of MEDIA-funded films have a female director
The hypothesis of cultural third places
An omen of new forms of producing and disseminating knowledge?
How artistic expression is being stifled in East Africa
Governments in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda are attempting to muzzle the voices of everyone in the expressive space
Revitalization Of Creative Industries And City Branding
Competitiveness And Productivity In Knitted Industry Perspective
What We Talk about When We Talk about “The Market”
Conceptual Contestation in Contemporary Media Policy Research
Analysis of Potential Creative Industries for People with Disabilities in Special Region of Yogyakarta
This study aims to determine the potential of creative industries for people with disabilities in Yogyakarta
Location determinants of creative industries’ firms in Spain
Traditional approaches only provide a partial explanation of the determinants that might affect creative industries
The Balance Between Formal and Informal Managerial Practices
Managing Ambidexterity in Creative Industries
Creative industries in Central Johannesburg: entrepreneurs, organisation and locational choice
Accessibility, diversity, affordability and trendiness
Fleece Painting
Paul Emmanuel’s paintings use sheared fleece, sourced from local upland flocks
ROMA BANTIK.
The world of the Ural calligrapher Roma Bantik.
The Old Stile Press
Working with artists to produce fine books, printed by hand.
The Red & Blue – 100 years of the Rietveld Slat Chair
“When I sit, I do not want to sit like my seat-flesh likes…”
Dear, Dreamer
A lyrical portrait of the life and work of rising literary star Jason Reynolds
Hearing Silence
What does a classical musician do when she starts losing her hearing?
David Wright on Understanding Cultural Taste
David Wright teaches in the Centre for Cultural Policy Studies at the University of Warwick.