Celebrate the importance of Sustainability, Inclusion and Diversity, with a week of programming and activity designed to showcase, celebrate and discuss shared challenges impacting people in the UK and China, as well as demonstrate the unique power the arts has in celebrating difference and diversity.
Topics covered include sustainable fashion from Chengdu. An enchanting contemporary dance piece by the British Akash Odedra Company inspired by the classic Chinese novel Journey to the west.
As part of #ConnectedbyCreativity UK-China Contemporary Festival, join us for Nurturing Cultural Vitality and Distinctiveness in Urban Development.
Professor Michael Wood, UK historian, documentary producer and writer, shares his insights of making the BBC Documentary Du Fu: China's Greatest Poet.
This exhibition will premiere a completely new moving image work by Paterson, commissioned especially for NOW by the National Galleries of Scotland (NGS).
A major new exhibition explores the fascinating history and stunning art of the Chinese Dynasties, from around 1000 BC to 1900 AD.
Paul Trevillion is a globally acclaimed sports artist, author, inventor and motivator whose career spans over 60 years.
The Artes Mundi Exhibition and Prize takes place biennially, running a sustained programme of outreach and learning projects alongside the public exhibition.
Samsara is a choreographic and performance collaboration between Aakash Odedra (UK/India) and Hu Shenyuan (China).
Behind the scenes footage of the making of a new dance version of the classic Chinese folk tale The Butterfly Lovers
Bernardine Evaristo, the 2019 Booker Prize winner, discusses her joyous and brilliantly inventive polyphonic novel that explores the lives of 12 black British women of different generations.
Fons Americanus is a 13-metre tall working fountain inspired by the Victoria Memorial in front of Buckingham Palace, London.
Liverpool Mountain is Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone’s first public artwork in the United Kingdom and the first of its kind in Europe.
In 2019 Edwards represented Wales at the 58th Venice Bienalle and was awarded the Turner Prize Bursary in 2020.
In the performance of The City, we try to present the habit, thoughts, and emotions of masses who live in Guangzhou.
Multi award-winning Theatr na nÓg present an unmissable original musical play that’s guaranteed to seize your heart and capture your mind.
Barrowland Ballet’s work has gained critical international acclaim performing in festivals and venues across the world. They also have a repertoire of intergenerational, short dance films.
Shape Arts is a disability-led arts organisation which works to improve access to culture for disabled people.
Director Billy Boyd Cape collaborates with choreographer Botis Seva and his hip-hop theatre collective Far From The Norm in this emotional dance film.
Room 2 Manoeuvre presents Made in Macau a short documentary about a Scottish choreographer’s experience of working with a Macau based dance company over a course of 3 years.
The award-winning podcast Folk on Foot has created a seven-hour virtual festival showcasing some of the finest folk performers from England, Scotland and Ireland.
The exhibition at the Times Art Centre Berlin is rooted in the conceptual re-enactment of works and archives of the artists Theresa Hak Kyung Cha, Pan Yuliang and Trinh T. Minh-ha.
Brink was created as a response to the tension, confusion, frustration and division caused after the Brexit vote.
The Ulster Museum in Belfast hosts 'Art of the Troubles', a major retrospective of work by 50 Northern Irish artists based around the themes of conflict and resolution.
The UK's Science Museum Group is devoted to the history and contemporary practice of science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine.
Join Owusu and Mendez as they interrogate the forces that seek to cast a shadow over the blossoming of young Black men in the UK
Frontiers explores outdated gender norms inherent in the classical ballet industry.
Explore what's on at Tate and its branches.
Re-Love Part One is about moving away from creating everything ‘new’ and instead focussing our efforts on developing bold, beautiful, sustainable and ethical Teatum Jones products.
ModUAL is the University of the Arts London’s collaborative online workshop.
Climate change, migration, disability, homelessness and sexuality are just some of the subjects explored in The Uncertain Kingdom.
A new production by award-wining UK playwright Kaite O’Reilly.
The Producers Toolbox: The Way/Dào of the Producer is a resource pack to assist professional development of China's culture sector.
Originally created for the theatre, this bold new film version marks the Ensemble’s first work during the Covid-19 pandemic and is filmed in locked-down Belfast.
