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Pop Matters – in and out of lockdown

June 12, 2020 by Craig Angus Leave a Comment

Craig Angus explores the lines between pop, politics and using art to both escape from, and make sense of a fractured world. Meet the makers of Pop Matters workshops: Maria Sledmere and Conner Milleken

Katie Lynch: Ventures in lockdown

May 30, 2020 by Craig Angus Leave a Comment

Katie Lynch and Douglas Hill: St Martins photo credit Douglas Hill

“The arts, like everything, have absolutely fallen victim to capitalism. The ‘product’ of artists ripped from them while people in charge decide its value.”

Declan Welsh: Ventures in lockdown

May 16, 2020 by Craig Angus Leave a Comment

‘Feeling helpless, isolated, scared, alone, trapped, nostalgic, missing people, missing the pub: these are all feelings we will always feel. Except for maybe the pub bit. My songwriting tends to be really misty eyed over that communal drinking with friends thing anyway. Now that’s gone into overdrive.’

Introducing Ventures in Lockdown

May 2, 2020 by Craig Angus 4 Comments

Craig Angus of Savage Mansion

Covid-19 has stopped live music in its tracks. No gigs. No tours. No plans. What is it like to be a musician in lockdown? Writer/Musician Craig Angus opens our new series by asking himself.

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