Fear in the FurrowsDocumentary maker Simon Hollis explores the darker underside of the pastoral idyll and the traditions of Folk Horror being revived by a new generation of writers, musicians and filmmakers.
Sell OutIs corporate money corrupting the art world?
The art world is saturated with brand and corporate money. There are big sponsorship deals, where companies underwrite cultural institutions like the National Portrait Gallery, the British Museum and the Tate in return for cultural prestige and hanging company logos...
The British Black PanthersThe untold story of the years when Black Power came to Britain and forever left its mark.
Harmony of the SpheresExploring the ancient and very beautiful idea that places music at the centre of our universe: the Harmony of the Spheres.
Black FireThere’s been an electric resurgence of Black music as protest music in America, from Beyonce and Kendrick Lamar to Lauryn Hill and Childish Gambino.
Fear in the FurrowsDocumentary maker Simon Hollis explores the darker underside of the pastoral idyll and the traditions of Folk Horror being revived by a new generation of writers, musicians and filmmakers.
Sell OutIs corporate money corrupting the art world?
The art world is saturated with brand and corporate money. There are big sponsorship deals, where companies underwrite cultural institutions like the National Portrait Gallery, the British Museum and the Tate in return for cultural prestige and hanging company logos...
The British Black PanthersThe untold story of the years when Black Power came to Britain and forever left its mark.
Harmony of the SpheresExploring the ancient and very beautiful idea that places music at the centre of our universe: the Harmony of the Spheres.
Black FireThere’s been an electric resurgence of Black music as protest music in America, from Beyonce and Kendrick Lamar to Lauryn Hill and Childish Gambino.
Fear in the FurrowsDocumentary maker Simon Hollis explores the darker underside of the pastoral idyll and the traditions of Folk Horror being revived by a new generation of writers, musicians and filmmakers.
Sell OutIs corporate money corrupting the art world?
The art world is saturated with brand and corporate money. There are big sponsorship deals, where companies underwrite cultural institutions like the National Portrait Gallery, the British Museum and the Tate in return for cultural prestige and hanging company logos...
The British Black PanthersThe untold story of the years when Black Power came to Britain and forever left its mark.
Harmony of the SpheresExploring the ancient and very beautiful idea that places music at the centre of our universe: the Harmony of the Spheres.
Black FireThere’s been an electric resurgence of Black music as protest music in America, from Beyonce and Kendrick Lamar to Lauryn Hill and Childish Gambino.
Moira Stuart tells the astonishing story of the Unknown Soldier: an idea of that has proved a powerful prism for national grief and an icon shared across the globe.
Brook Lapping's 'The Medium is the Message' produced by Simon Hollis was nominated for the presitigeous 2018 Prix Europa Award for Best Radio Documentary.
Donald Trump and his supporters have spoken of a Deep State in America, undermining his presidency from within - a shadowy coalition of security and intelligence services, hidden from plain sight, bent on sabotaging an elected government.
Simon Hollis has won Gold in the Documentary/Profiles category at the 2018 New York Festivals International Radio Awards for `Archive on 4: The Medium is the Message’ .
A feature exploring the art of the dialogue, in philosophy and law, in religion, psychoanalysis and the arts.
'Generation X' author Douglas Coupland reflects on the ideas, sound and vision of 1960s media guru Marshall McLuhan, who fifty years ago coined the phrases 'the medium is the message' and 'the global village'- an uncanny prophet for our own digital media age.
The Russian Revolution of 1917 was not only a political revolution, it was an unprecedented thought experiment - a revolution in ideas.
A new five-part series exploring the art and politics of the artist's manifesto - from the Futurists to Fluxus, from Dada to the present.
This feature explores the grid as the great hidden device behind art, architecture and urban design, of the musical score - an emblem of modernism and a perceptual model for the digital age.
Helena Kennedy QC explores the relationship between law, psychotherapy and the mind doctors.
