Artistic Triumph through Tragedy

Can tragedy, loss and death inspire great art?

• 26 mins

Speaking Up for Survivors through Art

How artists are sharing the stories of victims of violence and trafficking through art.

• 26 mins

A Cultural Vision for a New Zimbabwe

What does the future hold for Zimbabwe, its people and its culture?

• 26 mins

Les Amazones d’Afrique

The Cultural Frontline celebrates the West African super-group Les Amazones d’Afrique

• 26 mins

The Cultural Frontline Presents: Squall

Rebecca Sweeney’s new play Squall debates gun control in drama

• 23 mins

Standing Up for Political Comedy

Can comedy and satire change the world - or change minds?

• 26 mins

How Can We Design a Better World?

The Cultural Frontline presents a panel discussion on the social impact of design.

• 26 mins

House of Kenzo, Art Collective

The underground dance collective revolutionising nightlife in Texas

• 26 mins

Daring Disabled Artists

What does it mean to be an artist with a disability?

• 26 mins

Performing for Peace at the United Nations

Meet the Syrian musician using her voice and her violin to call for peace

• 26 mins

Future Art of Africa

What does the future hold for art and artists across the African continent?

• 26 mins

Lily Cole: Changing Wardrobes to Change the World

What is the impact of fashion on the planet, people and politics?

• 26 mins

Art Against Climate Change

We hear from artists who are speaking out against environmental damage and climate change

• 26 mins

Finding Freedom Through Art

We meet the artists expressing what it means to be free.

• 26 mins

The Art of Artificial Intelligence

What does AI mean for the creative arts?

• 26 mins

World War One: The Art of Remembrance

We explore how writers, poets and artists remember the legacy of World War One

• 26 mins

When Pop Music gets Political

Political voices from the world of pop music.

• 26 mins

Meet Dimash, Central Asia’s Biggest Pop Star

We meet pioneering artists who are changing the cultural landscape in their countries

• 26 mins

A Cultural View of Bolsonaro’s Brazil

Now the vote is over, what comes next for writers, musicians and artists in Brazil?

• 26 mins

Writing Dystopia Now

From Nigeria to Pakistan we speak to leading authors writing dystopian literature today

• 26 mins

A Poet's Guide to Lagos

A megacity seen through the eyes of a new generation of poets

• 26 mins

The Art of the Gift

Celebrating the power and the meaning of gifts in culture, in politics and in life.

• 26 mins

The Cultural Frontline Presents: Lurker

Natalie Mackinnon’s new drama Lurker shows how social media fandom can become obsession

• 23 mins

Art from the Anthropocene

How artists are responding to the footprint humans are leaving on the planet

• 26 mins

The Art of Storytelling

How do you tell a great story through music, film, theatre and poetry?

• 26 mins

My Art and My Mental Health

We speak to creative minds about their mental health and their art

• 26 mins

Murder, Mystery and the Perfect Crime Story

We explore the art of crime storytelling in fact and in fiction, from Lagos to Copenhagen

• 26 mins

Restitution and Art: What Does it Mean to Return?

Should museums return art and artefacts to their country of origin?

• 26 mins

Archiving Tunisia

The clash between Tunisian artists preserving cultural heritage and those rewriting it

• 26 mins

Hong Kong's Foo Tak Building

The Foo Tak building is home to underground, experimental arts and civil society groups

• 26 mins