For its 60th anniversary, writer Ashley Roach looks back at the political origins of Carnival and asks what it means to defend culture, community and space in Britain today.
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Liza Bilal explores Hind Meddeb’s documentary and the Sudanese artists, poets and protestors who used creativity, community and storytelling as tools of resistance.
From #15 The 'I Support You' Issue, Harriet Richardson explores the support offered in romantic relationships, and how we replace it when it is lost
From queer horror and internet-fuelled satire to cults, climate anxiety and chaotic musical parodies, these are the standout shows not to miss from this year's stacked Fringe line-up.
From #15 The 'I Support You' issue, Sarah Radin speaks to the junk journalers using glue and paper as permission to be imperfect.
See images from London Trans+ Pride march shot by photographer Alex Murphy.
Ahead of his debut exhibition, Chronically Brit(ish.), artist and MADEULOOK founder Ace discusses internet folklore, digital archives, political design and why the Union Jack still deserves to be argued with.
The community-focused discovery platform is proving that real support for creatives and collectives isn’t just cultural, it’s structural.
PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Jasmine Engel-Malone This Pride Month, we find ourselves teetering on...
As Scotland steps onto football's biggest stage, Glasgow Plays Ball celebrates the communities and creative spirit redefining what Scottish football culture looks like today.
The writer and filmmaker’s new platform and live talk series, Parental Guidance, is opening up conversations around class, access and what it really takes to sustain a creative career.
From short films and photography to artist manifestos and mentoring sessions, the free Peckham takeover the emerging artists shaping contemporary creativity.
This Lesbian Visibility Week, the cast of the beloved sapphic dating show come together with SLT Studios to reflect on the community and cultural impact the show leaves behind.
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A party that was once dismissed as a protest vote is now building a credible pathway to power, with its leader fostering a movement founded on hope and humanity.
From painting and photography to immersive installations and artist-led exhibitions, these are the shows to add to your calendar this season.
Powered by Salomon Sportstyle, the platform’s second birthday celebrated the organisers and communities redefining the city’s third spaces.
Photographer Ki Price and collector Steven Philip reflect on myth, memory and rebellion in a new Soho showcase dedicated to the legendary late designer.
The darkly comic filmmaker opens up about the making of his 2025 Sundance Audience Award film, now screening across the UK.
Open now at No.1 Poultry, the 17-artist exhibition curated by Juliet Wilson reflects on Y2K nostalgia and the everyday technologies quietly written out of contemporary life.
From eagerly-awaited blockbuster releases to new novels, ambitious exhibitions and returning television series, these are BRICKS' most anticipated picks for 2026.