What if the most memorable Advent calendar contained neither perfume nor whisky nor chocolates, but twenty-five encounters with something far older: the human voice telling stories?
Art & Culture
A Better Way
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The worldview that has long prevailed is changing. Prof. Stuart Walker introduces his latest book, Design Shift: Creative Values for People, Planet and the Common Good.
Untitled Artists Fair
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Since its establishment in 2007, the Untitled Artists Fair has emerged as the UK’s largest and most dynamic artist-owned event. The fair offers an unparalleled platform for artists to showcase and sell their work directly to collectors.
Where Artists and Collectors Meet
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In conversation with Penelope Sonder, a distinguished curator at the helm of NALA, we explore how this data-driven platform is reinventing art commerce — signalling a new era in which digital discovery and real-world engagement seamlessly converge.
Living Heritage on the Island of the Gods
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Despite its precarious position on the Pacific ‘Ring of Fire’ and, in recent times, being inundated by tourists, the Indonesian island of Bali is managing to sustain its rich cultural heritage and a way of life that is deeply rooted in religious traditions.
What does being sustainable mean to you?
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Are you striving to become more sustainable? we have invited book author Maria Grande to share her experience and three simple tips that have the potential to transform your life.
Childless: the new demographic
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There is a rising trend across the world that people may not be aware of; fewer and fewer women are not having children. So who are these women and why aren’t they reproducing? Sushma Sagar explores.
Attending to what is needful
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Researching my latest book showed me where true beauty and meaning are to be found
Jodhpur Jazz Safari
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A new type of festival has reached India, which celebrates regal tradition and contemporary music, all to the vibrancy of Holi, the Indian spring festival of colours. Jen Marsden writes.
