
Why technology needs artists: 40 international perspectives
As technology is front and centre of UK agendas, 56 global leaders in art and technology highlight the critical role of artists in shaping human-centred futures.
As technology is front and centre of UK agendas, 56 global leaders in art and technology highlight the critical role of artists in shaping human-centred futures.
Explore insights gathered from our Research Engagement Manager, Sarah Huxley, at the Development Studies Association annual conference (June 2025).
This research explores Mauritius’ vibrant cultural and creative industries (CCIs), deeply rooted in its rich historical and cultural diversity.
An in-depth analysis of Digital Cultural Heritage, deep dives into nine technologies, cutting-edge case studies and recommendations for the future of heritage protection.
Mapping creative tech hubs in Germany, exploring how immersive technologies can support innovation, inclusion and skills development for migrant communities.
Vashala Charles, a PhD student in cultural sustainability at the University of Maiduguri, Nigeria, discusses the role of music in peacebuilding among communities affected by Boko-Haram.
Interconnected Parts takes a closer look at practices and trends in the arts and technology ecosystems of ten ASEAN member states and Timor-Leste.
This report is a synthesis analysis of outcomes from a sample of the British Council’s Global Arts Programmes.
What are the issues that young people and the sector are facing across the UK, and how is creative practice responding to those needs?
International researchers from South Africa and Ukraine discuss their plans as they prepare to start fellowships in the UK through our new partnership with IASH, University of Edinburgh.