The creative process, like the ocean, has its own rhythm. You can’t control it, but you can respond and flow with it—if you’re paying attention.

As with any instrument, learning the piano can be intimidating when you first start out. But indie developer Plai ...

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Creative Australia will send Khaled Sabsabi to the Venice Biennale after all. The review into the decision reveals cowardice ...

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Singer, songwriter and music producer, John Ighodaro, popularly known as Johnny Drille, tells NAOMI CHIMA about his life and ...

Ghana’s creative sector has already proven its resilience. What it needs now is support—systems, tools, and investments that enable creators to realize their full potential.

Developed in Central America during the 1980s, accompaniment strategies show how movements can reduce attacks and resist state repression.

What a weekend. When we first embarked on putting together an entrepreneurship event to help creatives turn their passion into profit, we had an inkling that we were on to something. And last ...