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[Joe Boyd](https://www.instagram.com/joehboyd/) 's artistic journey began at a young age. Growing up in the serene landscapes of Cumbria, at just 16, ...
A stunning contemporary sculpture exhibition showcasing artistic talent from across the UK is set to open at Newby Hall near Ripon. Celebrating its 18th year, the Newby23 exhibition features artwork from 25 new and established artists working in a wide range of media from bronze and stone to wood and…
Improvisation is speciality of Leeds outfit Ultimate Thunder, whose debut album is released next month
Dance music has never appeared to be more accessible. Despite clubs being closed for over a year, new crews and initiatives are constantly popping up, and many businesses have been involved in conversations around diversity and inclusion; some have published transparency statements on subjects such as anti-racism and gender equality. But the harsh reality is that despite this renewed visibility for progressive causes, disabled people are still being left behind. As UK clubs prepare to reopen, the industry needs to reflect on what clubbing really looks like for disabled guests and performers,...