Sculptor Gevorg Tadevosyan on Stubbornness, bronze in tension, and how the human body acts as a structural element capable of organising space.
Henry Moore transformed how Britain viewed art, making abstraction accessible and public sculpture an integral part of civic life. His monumental reclining figures, initially challenging,…
Turn off the Georgian calm of St Paul’s Square into Brook Street and the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists announces itself without ceremony. The RBSA…
The daily routines of creative people vary wildly, but the documented ones share a few habits: a protected block of hard work (usually early), a…
Courtney Sharpe talks about Surviving in Babylon, a Birmingham drama series drawn from their own life: writing ten episodes alone, the trailer, and what comes…
The best contemporary British painters under 40 include Jadé Fadojutimi, Rachel Jones, Issy Wood, Flora Yukhnovich, Joy Labinjo and Somaya Critchlow, with a younger wave…
You do not need a degree or a licence to direct plays in the UK. Most directors get started by directing student, fringe or community…
In 1964, Terence Conran opened Habitat on Fulham Road, fundamentally altering British domestic taste by proving that modern, well-designed homewares could be both stylish and…
A look back at Tom Skerritt's career: the shy student turned screen stalwart, his story-first instinct, and the veterans' writing project he cofounded.
Once a year, Toulouse lets people into the Garonne, and Supertri is the reason. Maria Bregman reports from a triathlon in the historic heart of…