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Average audio length:
30 minutes
English
United Kingdom
10 episodes
since Feb. 11, 2021
episodic

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A&H is pleased to present Reactivating Sounds of Blackness, a sound piece created by Vanley Burke and Gary Stewart, in collaboration with Red Earth Collective. This piece was originally commissioned as part of A&H's Meeting Point programme, with community interest company Museum X. Original…

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Kamel Saeed, an emerging UK-based Iraqi creative, presents a fascinating audio journey of discovery into the creatives that once called the Iraqi capital home. This new podcast series is being exclusively launched as part of Liverpool Arab Arts Festival 2021. With guests including artists, writers…
Kamel Saeed, an emerging UK-based Iraqi creative, presents a fascinating audio journey of discovery into the creatives that once called the Iraqi capital home. This new podcast series is being exclusively launched as part of Liverpool Arab Arts Festival 2021. With guests including artists, writers…
10 Years of Arts&Heritage: Hosted by Senior National Curator of the National Trust and A&H Board member, Lucy Porten in conversation with co-founders of A&H, Judith King and Timandra Nichols. They reflect on the early years of their relationship, going back 25 years, as well as the orig…
Travelling Queer People’s History Show: Hosted by Arts&Heritage's Senior Curator, Andrea Hawkins in conversation with creative producer, E-J Scott, and performance artiste, Bird la Bird. The Travelling Queer People’s History Show reveals and explores the lives of queer people absent or erased …
‘Recreation Ground' is the third episode of the Desire Lines podcasts, a series of audio collages based on Crow Park in Keswick. These podcasts share research from Desire Lines, an art project led by artist Rebecca Beinart that engages with communities around Crow Park, hosted by the National Trust…
'Knowing the Landscape' is the second episode of the Desire Lines podcasts, a series of audio collages based on Crow Park in Keswick. These podcasts share research from Desire Lines, an art project led by artist Rebecca Beinart that engages with communities around Crow Park, hosted by the National …
Arts&Heritage is excited to launch the Desire Lines podcasts, a series of audio collages based on Crow Park in Keswick. These podcasts share research from Desire Lines, an art project led by artist Rebecca Beinart that engages with communities around Crow Park, hosted by the National Trust. The…
What is Home is an artwork produced by Kashif Nadim Chaudry at National Trust, Croome. This is the culmination of 10 years of relationship building with the ex-pupils, through work on the boys’ school annual reunion, coupled with five years of learning from the Croome Redefined project. The histori…
Welcome to this Arts and Heritage podcast hosted by Judith King, who discusses the Arts&Heritage Meeting Point Commission at Cone Valley Museum with artist Ed Kluz and the museum’s lead volunteer curator Melanie Williams. In this episode we discuss the advantages of working with artists in the …
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