We must use arts funding to rewild our cultural landscape after coronavirus
Cultural recovery shouldn’t just mean business as usual – arts funding should be used to help young working-class creatives
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Cultural recovery shouldn’t just mean business as usual – arts funding should be used to help young working-class creatives
Artwork depicts child playing with nurse toy, with Batman and Spider-Man discarded in a bin
#TripsChangeUs: luxury brands transcending restrictions on movement with dreams and sharing. It is always possible to escape thanks to the power of imagination and the evocative power of memory. Art awakens the imagination with invitations to expand horizons and explore unknown realms. By sharing photographs, RIMOWA encourages its community to transcend restrictions on … Read more
From dogs’ plums to death metal shrieks, video artworks are finding a new audience hungry for culture that is accessible, original and bizarre
Locked down in Milan, the artist Francesco Vezzoli has decided to survey the world’s emotional state under coronavirus – with a little help from art history, pop culture and Prada
Since 1946, Fender, the American manufacturer of stringed instruments and amplifiers, helped build the guitar community by empowering individuals to play and create music. This includes supporting artists through initiatives like the Uncancelled Music Festival and the MusiCares COVID-19 Relief Fund to support musicians and touring personnel in need. Whether it be … Read more