Get into the real world
What do dance and virtual reality have in common? Mehdi Tayoubi, from the Passion for Innovation lab at 3D Dassault Systèmes, wants to find out. … Read more
From bunker to ballet
Military veterans returning home from war often face lives of anxiety and loneliness, their experiences on the front line isolating them from the rest of … Read more
The circus town
From clowns on trapezes to milliners in their workshops, Cirque du Soleil’s spectacular HQ has transformed an ordinary Montréal neighbourhood into a hub of circus … Read more
The new entrepreneurs
At a time when attracting younger arts audiences is more important than ever, the big ideas are increasingly coming from cultural leaders at the start … Read more
Silence is golden
Is music on the silver screen being drowned out? Three composers behind pioneering scores of silent movies speak out. French composer Ludovic Bource must have … Read more
The visual art of dance
Visual art curators are increasingly programming dance pieces. Lauren Murphy discovers what’s behind this growing trend The delectable bodies of dancers have long been a … Read more
Acting out: how the arts support those in prison
From brass bands to acting troupes, arts projects in prisons can radically cut UK rates of reoffending. Clare Wiley reports On a bright Monday morning … Read more
The art of conflict
In the face of war, what does art really mean for those performing in conflict zones? By the summer of 2009, the US-led coalition had … Read more