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

• 26 mins

Why I Instagram the Hong Kong protests

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

• 26 mins

Tumi Morake: South Africa’s 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’s making weapons of war into art

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What’s the future of visual arts?

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

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What’s the future of performing arts?

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

• 26 mins

What’s the future of film?

Tina Daheley hosts a discussion on what’s next for film globally

• 26 mins

Capturing #endsars on camera

Meet the visionaries, artists and storytellers who capture the world through photography

• 26 mins

New Iranian art and the censors

Meet the Iranians making new art despite the censors

• 26 mins

Tsitsi Dangarembga: Writing Zimbabwe’s Women

We celebrate the female writers, artists and performers making their voices heard

• 26 mins

Songhoy Blues: Mali’s Musical Optimists

Aliou Touré, lead singer of rock revolutionaries Songhoy Blues, discusses their new album

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Covid-19 and China’s changing club scene

How coronavirus is changing China’s underground electronic music scene.

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Board games: The politics of play

How do board games encourage players to explore ideas, politics and morals?

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Canine couture: Inside dog fashion

Four-legged fashion – we go inside the exclusive world of designer clothes for dogs

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Bulgaria’s art on the edge

Three extraordinary artists blur the lines between cabaret, theatre and real-life

• 26 mins

BTS ARMY: Inside the Fandom

How BTS ARMY is changing the music industry and pop culture

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Douglas Stuart and fashion for change

Author Douglas Stuart on the transformative power of clothes in life and literature

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Writing America’s new chapter

Novelists Michael Farris Smith and Zaina Arafat on how they write the American story

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Olafur Eliasson: Public art made virtual

Download the imagination of artist Olafur Eliasson on to a street near you

• 26 mins

Bisa Butler: Crafting African American stories

We meet the craft makers telling new stories through traditional techniques

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Hao Wu: Wuhan under lockdown on film

We go behind the camera with some of the world’s leading documentary filmmakers

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Animation: Art, activism and anime

We meet artists redrawing the future of animation

• 26 mins

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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Waad al-Kateab and fearless female storytellers

Ahead of International Women’s Day, we speak to Oscar-nominated filmmaker Waad al-Kateab

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