Celtic mythology describes certain places as having a 'thin veil’ between worlds, separating the mundane everyday from the otherworld – that parallel

A new exhibition in post-industrial Wearside ventures beyond stereotypes to present a nuanced vision of labour history, defying the obstacles working-class creatives face in modern Britain.

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The poor provision of unisex children’s facilities— which reinforces gender stereotypes and inconveniences women and men both — was, incidentally, an issue I remember being quite talked-about a decade...

The month has been a busy one for our writers across all the regions and creating in community has never felt more important...

The first reviews of Midlands exhibitions are live and our experiments in funding since 2020 have yielded opportunity...

by Alex Niven

Loads of excellent new writing from the past few weeks, and we are officially in the Midlands!

Karanjit Panesar, an artist and filmmaker living and working in Leeds, was awarded the 2023/24 Collections in Dialogue co-commission from the British