For the bargain price of £99, the duo formerly known as the KLF will bake 23g of your ashes into a brick, which will be used to construct the People’s Pyramid. Will Gimpertz reports on the annual bricklaying ceremony.
Sheffield artist who took the Bears of Sheffield by storm shares her thoughts on creativity, the joy of bouncing from one medium to the next, and bringing her ideas to life.
A good-looking, well-wrought, surprisingly snappy noir thriller not marred by the delusional exceptionalism that usually accompanies American movies about American atrocities.
Religion, colonialism, space-oil – this is big and serious stuff. And while Denis Villeneuve could never be accused of being too ironic, in Dune his earnestness finally works.
Pop culture in the 70s and 80s was laden with terrors. Enable US Festival returns this month and one show invites us to revisit the moments that scarred us for life.
An engaging new documentary from Sheffield filmmakers Matt Exton and Sean Lovell tells the moving story of one man’s triumph over adversity - and his place in the hearts of the people of Sheffield.
As part of this year's Being Human Festival, Dr Maisha Wester is curating an exhibition that showcases how creative work explores racialised experiences of home in the UK.
My documentary will shed new light on the enigmatic underground musician, songwriter and actor who was briefly a member of Pulp. But who was Peter Boam?
