Highlights
How can art respond to change?
Explore this year's annual theme, The Art of Change, through performances, events and online content as we consider the role of the arts for change
The Art of Change Shorts
The Art of Change: Law & the Arts - Kate Cox
Director Kate Cox pays a visit to The Gunton Arms to meet art collector Ivor Braka to discuss censorship and collecting and displaying controversial artworks.
The Art of Change Shorts: Identity / Like Me by Jessica Bishopp
Director Jessica Bishopp meets young women who use Instagram as a platform to present themselves and their creativity.
The Art of Change Shorts: Globalisation / Kindred by Samona Olanipekun
Samona Olanipekun explores the concept of home, identity and belonging, taking his starting point from the theme of 'Globalisation'.
The Art of Change Shorts: LGBT - Lexi Kiddo
With a riot of colour - and a stunning portrait of the Barbican - filmmaker Lexi Kiddo responds to this month's theme, LGBT, through dance and spoken word.
The Art of Change Shorts: Community - Richard Dixon Wheatley
In response to the idea of ‘Community’, Richard Dixon Wheatley presents a short film, DYSTOPIA, featuring spoken word artist Jolade Olusanya, exploring the issues that face the sprawling communities of London.
The Art of Change Shorts: Finding Your Voice - Bertil Nilsson
Director Bertil Nilsson meets three of the Barbican Young Creatives, Leon, Cleo and Georgia, to find out how creating art has helped them define their creativity and use their voice.
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