Creative innovation in the East Asia arts and culture sector
In the second of a series of articles on the international impact of COVID-19 on the arts and cultural sector, we consider the experience in East Asia.
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Creative and Cultural Districts in Thailand
A study of four creative districts in Thailand, focusing on the unique features of their creative ecosystems and the interlinks between hubs and neighbourhoods.
On British Art and Culture in Europe
Sonia Boyle was announced as our next representative at the Venice Art Biennale, and we take a look at the UK’s complex but important place in the rich culture of Europe.
The UK as champion of emerging creative economies
New research explores the value of the UK’s support for creative industries in emerging economies.
Harry Potter and the drivers of trust
Why Harry Potter is a leading emissary of British attractiveness and values, and his little-known link with the British Council.
Exploring the value of the arts
Ian Thomas presents new evidence for the soft power impact for the UK of arts seasons and other forms of cultural engagement.
The unselfish meme? How culture has shaped human destiny
Alison Baily reviews the evidence for the fundamental role culture has played in the evolution of our species and the structure of our minds.
Uniting Nations: Culture and sustainable development
British Council Arts Director Kate Arthurs speaks at the UN about how culture can help reduce poverty and create social change.
Connecting through culture: The Edinburgh international culture summit 2018
Research report: the latest Edinburgh International Culture Summit report focuses on culture, wellbeing, and investment.
The soft power of Westeros and Middle Earth?
As the final series of Game of Thrones hits the screens, Insight looks at the soft power of invented worlds.