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How I create… with artist Luke Jerram
The artist known for his large-scale installations talks about his creative approach, from a milkman’s work ethic to choosing which rules to follow.
Max Porter: ‘Loss of control is the most beautiful thing’
In an in-depth interview the writer discusses political convictions, power in collaboration and what lies ahead.
Steel impact: the story of the first ever steelpan performance in Britain
Read the fascinating story behind the first ever steelpan performance on these shores, 75 years ago this summer.
5 things to know about Rough Trade
A look at the much-loved independent label as it celebrates its 50th year.
Who is choreographer Hofesh Shechter?
Get an introduction to the celebrated choreographer ahead of the London premiere of his work for Shechter II, IN THE BRAIN.
Artist on artist: Neil Hannon on the ‘aesthetically brilliant’ William Morris
The singer-songwriter and frontman of the Divine Comedy discusses his ever-growing admiration for the 19th century designer and polymath.
How I create… with painter and illustrator Malak Mattar
The Palestinian painter on how art saved her, and discovering the valuable skill of collaboration.
5 things to know about Refugee Week
Find out about how Refugee Week has grown, and how it will be celebrated here at the Southbank Centre this year.
Skating history: the story of the Undercroft Skate Space
A brief look at the history of this iconic skateboard space on the South Bank that sits within the concrete of our buildings.
Artist on artist: Raymond Antrobus on the irreplaceable Benjamin Zephaniah
The multi-award-winning poet shares his personal lifelong connection with the hugely popular figure once dubbed ‘the people’s laureate’.
5 things to know about Anish Kapoor
Ahead of his major exhibition at the Hayward Gallery, get a primer on one of the most influential artists of our time.
Shabaka: ‘If you don't follow the artistic path, you have nothing’
In an in-depth interview the musician and composer discusses Tomorrow’s Warriors, taking a saxophonic sabbatical and performing jazz with a small ‘j’.