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Photography: Tyler Mitchell and Russel Wong
Life through a lens with some of the world鈥檚 most exciting photographers
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Literature in lockdown: Meron Hadero and Emilia Clarke
Ethiopian writer Meron Hadero on how she found refuge on the page in the pandemic
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Farah Bashir: The art of childhood
Farah Bashir, Bjorn Andresen, Ei Arakawa & Oscar Murillo on art and childhood
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Reviving live music: South African cellist Abel Selaocoe
Cellist Abel Selaocoe talks about his upcoming Proms concert, Africa Meets Europe
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Japan: Art and the Olympics
We meet Japanese artists who are re-inventing tradition and telling new stories
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Water: Malian musician Inna Modja
Meet artists, writers and musicians inspired by water
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NFTs: The booming world of digital art
We hear how NFT artworks are selling for big money and shaking up the art world.
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Seth Rogen: The book that inspired my comedy
Hollywood star Seth Rogen and the rise of stand-up comedy in China
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Film-maker Salom茅 Jashi and the art of trees
Escape to a forest of arboreal art that looks, listens and even protests with trees
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Syria鈥檚 Top Goon: Art and the Arab Spring
Artists share their reflections ten years after the Arab Spring.
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Beatie Wolfe: Art against climate change
Beatie Wolfe on making protest art using 800,000 years of historic NASA climate data
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Mukoma Wa Ngugi: How music inspired my writing
Mukoma Wa Ngugi, Kanya D鈥橝lmeida, Art of Change and Joeboy on how home shapes their art
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Black Lives Matter: Art after George Floyd
A year since the death of George Floyd, writers and artists reflect upon its impact
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Studio Ghibli: The next generation
Studio Ghibli鈥檚 Goro Miyazaki on his new film Earwig and the Witch
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Emel Mathlouthi and artists of the Arab Spring
Emel Mathlouthi shares how her song became an anthem for change during the Arab Spring
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Opera singer Joshua Hopkins: Remembering my sister in song
We speak to Joshua Hopkins, a singer using his voice to call out violence against women.
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Experimental theatre in Tokyo
Immersive performances in a pandemic, but can theatre change us and how we see the world?
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Alexander Nanau: My Oscar nominated film
We speak to Oscar nominees ahead of the 2021 Academy Awards
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Nikita Gill and creative renewal
How poet Nikita Gill rebuilt hope through a daily ritual of writing and sharing
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After Hu Bo
What is next for the Chinese film industry after the death of talented director Hu Bo?
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Emilia Clarke: My lockdown discovery
Actor Emilia Clarke on how the work of the writer Jenny Diski inspired her in lockdown
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JaQuel Knight: The man behind Beyonc茅鈥檚 Single Ladies dance
JaQuel Knight, Tishani Doshi and Quang Dang on driving change through dance
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The art that changed me during the pandemic
Tumi Morake speaks to global stars about the art that鈥檚 inspired them during lockdown
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Fatoumata Diawara: music, Mali and migration
We hear from musicians using their music to fight injustice and spark debate
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Waad al-Kateab and fearless female storytellers
Ahead of International Women鈥檚 Day, we speak to Oscar-nominated filmmaker Waad al-Kateab
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Amitav Ghosh and new writing from India and Pakistan
Indian author Amitav Ghosh discusses using verse and folklore in his new book Jungle Nama
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Animation: Art, activism and anime
We meet artists redrawing the future of animation
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Hao Wu: Wuhan under lockdown on film
We go behind the camera with some of the world鈥檚 leading documentary filmmakers
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Bisa Butler: Crafting African American stories
We meet the craft makers telling new stories through traditional techniques
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Olafur Eliasson: Public art made virtual
Download the imagination of artist Olafur Eliasson on to a street near you
