Carola Kolbeck
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Bread Alone – Why we can’t run out of working-class writers
Kate Pasola curated and edited Bread Alone, a collection of 33 essays from working-class writers. The book has found wide-spread acclaim…
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Curating working-class art as evidence to our real lives
Beth Hughes is an independent curator focusing on art by artists from working-class backgrounds who has spent over 15 years working…
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Sequins, Glitter and the Council Estate: The Beautiful Resourcefulness of Adam Frost
From childhood, Adam’s life has been shaped by sparkling diversity, ingrained resourcefulness and unshakeable resilience. As he embarks on creating his…
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The Fight for the Working Class Artist
Talent doesn’t care where you come from. The creative industry does. From school stages to audition rooms, working-class artists are up…
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Luxury Gowns and Smashed-Up Phones: In the playful world of Nicholas Hanson
Master tailor and artist extraordinaire Nicholas Hanson presents his sophomore exhibition “In the Garden of the Happy Dead” at Savile Row…
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The Dream That’s Gathering Dust – A Writer’s Dilemma
What happens when you spend a decade championing the creative endeavours of others while your own art waits in the wings.
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Carola on: Success
What is success? And how is it measured, especially on creatives and artists? Is it bound to money, fame, and material…
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The Story Behind I’ll Tell You When I’m Home: Healing, Loss, and Palestinian Resilience
Hala Alyan’s emotional memoir is shaped by miscarriage, exile, resilience, and the enduring power of storytelling to hold grief and hope…
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Designing Memory: Jewellery Inspired by Ancestral Patterns
Amid trauma and uncertainty, bead work becomes a lifeline, grounding an artist as she honours Palestinian women and the stories that…
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Every Stitch an Act of Resistance – The Female Artisans of Jenin
With their land under siege and their lives under constant threat, a small community of women artisans defies occupation in Gaza…
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