Music
Labelled, Not Banned: How Streaming Is Handling AI Tracks
New disclosure tags have reached the big platforms. Listeners, it turns out, are reading them.
By Nora Whitlock
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Music
Salt Season by The Weather Station Choir
A forty-piece amateur choir from Cornwall made the most moving record of the year in a boat shed.
By Nora Whitlock
Music
The Record Shop Isn't Dying, It's Hiring
Vinyl sales have climbed again, and teenagers are the ones behind the counter.
By Nora Whitlock
Music
Inside the Festival That Banned Phones and Sold Out
Ten thousand people, one Welsh valley and no screens. The experiment worked better than anyone expected.
By Nora Whitlock
Music
Why Every Young Pianist Is Practising Satie Again
Slow, sparse and strangely addictive: a century-old sound has found a new generation of listeners.
By Nora Whitlock
Art & Design
The Museum Basement Is the New Blockbuster
Rather than borrowing masterpieces, curators are exhibiting what they have hidden away for a century.
By Lena Kovac
Art & Design
Ceramics Is the Art Form of Our Anxious Age
Waiting lists for pottery classes run into next year. Artists say the appeal goes well beyond the mug.
By Lena Kovac
Art & Design
A Library That Looks Like a Hillside
A new public building in Aarhus has won every prize going, and it is also a genuinely lovely place to eat a sandwich.
By Lena Kovac
Art & Design
Inside the Studio of a Ninety-Year-Old Printmaker
Six decades, one press and a refusal to retire: a morning among the inks with Hanne Solberg.
By Lena Kovac
Art & Design
The Poster Is Back, and It Has Never Been Bolder
Fly-posters and gig bills are the hottest graphic design in years. Here is how a street medium got its nerve back.
By Lena Kovac
