成人快手

Jenny Slate: Writing my fear

The US comedian Jenny Slate on her new book, Little Weirds.

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Njambi McGrath: My family story through comedy

Why Njambi McGrath is sharing her family story through stand-up comedy.

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Lee Tzu-Tung: Taiwan鈥檚 political artist

Artist Lee Tzu-Tung reflects on art, culture and politics in Taiwan

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The Kadak collective

Following the work of a team of female Indian artists, illustrators, and zine-makers

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Cho Nam-Joo: The untold story of Korean women

How the novelist helped spark Korea鈥檚 #Metoo movement

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Ana Tijoux: Rapping to change Chile

Hip-hop star Ana Tijoux on politics, protest and rap in Chile

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Roger Robinson: Finding paradise in poetry

The poet Roger Robinson on creating personal and political work

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Sir Steve McQueen: Great British artist

The artist and film-maker Sir Steve McQueen reflects on his life and career

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Kitty Green: Film-making in the age of #Metoo

Director Kitty Green on making films in the #metoo era

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Cloud Gate Dance Theatre: From the streets to the stage

Choreographer Cheng Tsung-lung on his new show 13 Tongues

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Ilaria Bernardini: My country under lockdown

Ilaria Bernardini on how Italy is uniting during an uncertain time.

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Chen Qiufan: China鈥檚 master of science fiction

Chinese sci-fi writer Chen Qiufan on life imitating art

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Nick Ryan: Recording our world under lockdown

The artist Nick Ryan on recording the sounds of the coronavirus lockdown

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Karen Lord: What makes a great story?

Sci-fi writer Karen Lord on the power of great storytelling.

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Isabel Sandoval: Finding my place in film

Isabel Sandoval on politics, immigration and filmmaking in the USA

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The art of the Vietnam War

The female view of the impact of the Vietnam War via the prism of art

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Joe Sacco: The political power of the graphic novel

Graphic novelist Joe Sacco talks about his latest work, Paying the Land.

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Manuel Rossner: An artist in a digital playground

German artist Manuel Rossner on the infinite artistic possibilities of the virtual world

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Juno Dawson and Dean Atta: Taking pride in storytelling

Juno Dawson and Dean Atta on writing celebratory stories for LGBTQ+ teenagers

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James Graham and Ola Ince: Performance in a pandemic

James Graham and Ola Ince on creating drama during Covid-19

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Black Lives Matter in art and protest

Artists reflect on the death of George Floyd and the protests in America

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Why I Instagram the Hong Kong protests

From a rooftop in Hong Kong, a photographer records a major chapter in his city's history

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Tumi Morake: South Africa鈥檚 pioneering comedian

The South African star on using comedy to make her voice heard

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Sharona Franklin: Making art accessible for all

The Canadian sculptor on exploring disability through her work

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TikTok: The app that's transforming social media

How TikTok is changing our culture and storytelling

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Rebeca Omordia: African classical music pioneer

The pianist shares her passion for African and European classical music

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Roxane Gay: Writing the personal and political

The writer Roxane Gay on publishing, cancel culture and Black Lives Matter

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Pedro Reyes: Destroying guns, creating art

Artist Pedro Reyes on why he鈥檚 making weapons of war into art

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What鈥檚 the future of visual arts?

Tina Daheley hosts a discussion on what鈥檚 next for the visual arts globally

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What鈥檚 the future of performing arts?

Tina Daheley hosts a discussion on what鈥檚 next for the performing arts globally

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