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Five inspiring events to add to your diary, from an independent film festival to expansive art exhibitions.
From candlelit feasts to uplifting art exhibitions, five merry events to make time for this month.
Jugglers Sean Gandini and Kati Ylä-Hokkala on following instincts and pioneering new forms of theatre.
From culinary excursions to evocative art exhibits, five spirit-lifting outings for your November diary.
From ecofeminist explorations to farm-to-fork feasts, five inspiring events to add to your calendar this month.
Exploring the aesthetics of happenstance with the London-based Brazilian artist.
Creating the inaugural exhibition, Bring No Clothes, at Charleston’s new space in Lewes.
From folkloric installations to fungi cultivation workshops, five inspiring events to add to your calendar this month.
The Oxfordshire-based artist on her interdisciplinary practice.
The founder of The Museum of British Folklore on his fascination with myth and legend.
The founder of the London-based design studio on five precious belongings and the meanings behind them.
The Chief Curator of the Hayward Gallery on finding hope through constellations of works.
Monica Nelson muses on the work of the American photographer Saul Leiter.
Chloë Ashby meets the artist at her home and studio in Cornwall.
Free-flowing watercolour artworks inspired by our seasonal theme, Everyday Theatre.
The Bath-based interiors studio founders on five precious belongings, and the meanings behind them.
Artist Alexander Tucker remembers Keith Collins, Derek Jarman’s long-term confidant and companion, in his project Fifth Continent.
The founder of Upstate Diary on capturing the work of local artists in New York's Hudson Valley.
The curator of the Women’s Art Collection at Murray Edwards College Cambridge bringing together people and art to create new dialogues.
An immersive, poetic and theatrical series of portraits commissioned by TOAST.
How the artist challenged form, creating objects in response to her environment in the coastal town of Sète.
Chloë Ashby meets the artist inspired by the fishing docks of her home town.
The curator of International Art at Tate Modern on repositioning fibre and textile works.
Chloë Ashby speaks to the artist and author of The Book of Vanishing Species.
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