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David Haworth describes Forest Forge’s experience and knowledge of working with the elderly and people with terminal illness.
A shift in priorities has led to refreshing changes for a Bristol hospital, explains Jane Willis
Catching them young and teaching them to listen is the way to get kids interested in music, believes Richard Gill
Ginny Greenwood on a new scheme designed to boost musical opportunities for young people
Struggling to make the most of your catering arm? Chris Brown has some suggestions
Russell Wallis and Ann Wallis outline a route to supporting those working to deliver the arts and health agenda
Following the success of ‘Singing on prescription’, Hilary Bungay explains how other artforms are getting involved
Jenny Secker on introductory arts courses for people with mental health problems.
If you’ve been in middle management for a few years and are wondering what to do next, Sean Conrad suggests some options
Amidst public funding cuts and the turmoil of health reform, Tim Joss sees a big future for arts in health
A new programme aims to support artists’ responses to conflict. Michaela Crimmin explains
Rosie Kay explains how a dance project helped her to empathise with and understand the demands that soldiers face on active duty
Christine Kapteijn on hands-on art activism in Cambodia
Ayla Lepine looks at how an organisation working with bereaved Israelis and Palestinians is hoping to promote reconciliation through art
Katherine Darton talks to Bill Brookman about his work using the arts in conflict zones.
Do artists need to be at war with their nation to be a national force, asks Donald Stewart
Heather Corcoran on trying to combine intimacy, art and conflict in one exhibition
Lauren Mele looks at how suffering is presented in contemporary art
Paula Hawthorne explains what you need to know about cancellation insurance
