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As one of our Artists in Residence, violinist Isabelle Faust features a Bach marathon and traces four centuries of the violin – from the baroque to the brand new. 

The artist behind our Sculpture Court commission digs deeper into the inspiration and meaning of her monumental installation, origo.

“Art says things that history cannot”

Julia Phillips and Gail Lewis discuss her new exhibition, Inside, Before They Speak.

"The magic really comes when everything combines – set, costumes, flying sequences, lighting, projection, sound, movement, and performance all brilliantly directed. That collective experience is what makes live theatre so special and magic."

"Dirt is a very effective way of bringing back an idea of realness, about distupting a form of order, what we deem acceptable.”

DJ and radio producer Tayo Popoola presents this six part podcast series delving into the history and influence of pirate radio.

Encounters: Giacometti x Huma Bhabha explores the connections within works by contemporary artist Huma Bhabha and 20th century sculptor Alberto Giacometti.

FuelFest celebrates 20 years of fresh work for adventurous people by inspiring artists. We sat down to interview Kate McGrath, Fuel’s Artistic Director and CEO, to find out more. 

Hear from artist Citra Sasmita as she discusses how she has transformed The Curve into a multisensory journey through ancestral memory, ritual and migration.

How do you find the humanity in an icon? Davóne Tines says his relationship with Paul Robeson was transformed by his latest project.

Into Eternal Land by Balinese artist Citra Sasmita is an ambitious, interdisciplinary exhibition that transforms The Curve into an immersive exploration of ancestral memory, ritual practices, and feminist resistance.