Podcast

For the first in The Process: Archive sub-series we revisit three works from Assembly, Somerset House Studios experimental sound and music series

Appau Junior Boakye-Yiadom reimagines the drums as a time-travelling device across continent, history, and bodies.

On the latest episode of The Process, artist duo Cooking Sections blur the lines between art and activism with their installation, The Ministry of Sewers.

Artist Imran Perretta explores one of the biggest moments of civil unrest in Britain in a generation.

Artist Sean-Kierre Lyons explores how cuteness be used to sugar coat difficult messages

Artist and musician Hannah Diamond reflects on the transformative powers of cute

Vivienne Griffin and Helen Cammock explore the enduring power of group singing and how it can embody resistance

Elaine Mitchener & Joan La Barbara explore the voice as a sound producing instrument

Prem Sahib and Felicia Atkinson consider the voices that speak on our behalf.

Tom Stables (Founding member of Makerversity) questions whether failure could be more productive than success?

What if the way we're approaching the crisis is part of the crisis?

How can the soft body challenge social hierarchies?