The 'Artists Responding to Crisis' exhibition at this year's Annual Meeting features works of art from Krista Kim, Benjamin Von Wong, Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, and Yaman Yamsonite Okur.
Art provides an entryway into topics that appear overwhelming and abstract, spurring conversations, here those conversations are about sea level rise
UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list is designed to protect traditions that have been passed from one generation to another.
The Colour of Resilience shows that leaders in the arts have the potential and skills to make life-changing impacts on displaced people worldwide.
The 2023 Crystal Award went to the architect, activist and artist Maya Lin, soprano Renée Fleming and actors and humanitarians, Idris and Sabrina Elba.
The FT's Deputy Books Editor, Laura Battle, recommends top summer books for 2022 - and bibliotherapist Ella Berthoud suggests escapist summer books.
Born stateless, Ahmad Joudeh defied his father and Islamist militants to become a ballet dancer and speaks out for people with no nation and few rights.
At Davos 2022, you will be able to experience a range of vocal portraits and messages from a remarkable group of people including Dr. Jane Goodall.
Arts and culture show us what it means to be human in all its complexities. It is more urgent than ever for arts and culture to unite us.
Part of the Centred-Self series, drawing on the voices of the Forum’s Cultural Leaders to examine the role of artists in appealing to hearts and minds to drive social change
The broad caucus of support behind Black Lives Matter, and institutional moves to remove the symbols of racism, show that change might finally be here.
The Smithsonian has teamed up with the World Health Organization and the InterAcademy Partnership to help students navigate the coronavirus crisis.
The music industry has been hit hard by coronavirus. But it is finding ways to hit back - One World Together at Home and a rap concert on Fortnite have engaged millions.
The conductor Marin Alsop on the messages of creativity and resilience in Symphony No. 9, which culminates in the Ode to Joy.
From giving children time to transition to homeschooling to practical tips on creativity, here’s advice from the winner of the 2018 Global Teacher Prize.
