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“I am deaf, but I sing. Deaf people can dance. The worst thing you can do is stop, sit at home and lock yourself in your deafness”: the interview with an artist of an international inclusive performance

“I am deaf, but I sing. Deaf people can dance. The worst thing you can do is stop, sit at home and lock yourself in your deafness”: the interview with an artist of an international inclusive performance

We are talking about the importance of inclusive productions, creative expression and the ability to convey the necessary emotions without words.

“When I’m on the stage, there’s absolutely no difference for me – whether there are disabled people or not next to me”

This is what Anastasia Mnatsakanova — a professional dancer from Georgia — is convinced of. The girl became one of the 10 participants in the inclusive performance “The Argonauts”.

Inclusive theatre as a way to reload life values

The actor of the Small Theatre in Yerevan Mher Zalinyan is a living proof that disability is not an obstacle to an active life and talks about how the stage became his lifetime.

5 important articles of November

Do artists have ‘soft power’ to create political change? What makes good art? How to reconcile bad men with great artists? We have collected some interesting articles of November, which could give you a fresh view on a topic.

Art and culture: 5 important articles of October

Should Museums Return Artifacts To Their Original Countries? Can museums make us better people? How digital changes the nature of original art  We have collected some interesting articles of October, which could give you a fresh view on a topic.
7 popular and important books for art managers

7 popular and important books for art managers

We’ve made a list of popular art management books on Goodreads. Hope, they will help you to improve your management skills and understand the sphere better.
Impostor syndrome: what is it and how creative people can overcome it

Impostor syndrome: what is it and how creative people can overcome it

Impostor syndrome is a phenomenon when a person thinks that he did not deserve his success. "I was just lucky!". "Soon they will realize that I'm not as smart as I seem." This voice in your head is not a conscience. This is impostor syndrome.

10 the most popular TED-talks about art and culture

Here we’ve collected the most viewed TED-talks about artist’s experience that deserve to be in a museum on how we experience time and memory through art and more.

Art and culture: 6 important articles of September

The best art of the 21st century, occultism in art, art perception, an analysis of the Soviet Union’s art policy and more. We have collected some interesting articles of September, which could give you a fresh view on a topic.

How to identify and overcome creative burnout: experience and useful links

Even the most successful authors may have a writer's block, talented artists may not finish their painting and talented musicians may play the same old tunes. Creative burnout can happen to all of us, even to those who consider themselves to be truly crea

6 tips for successful grant writing

We often need money for our projects but we do not always know how to get it using grants. So we have collected some tips how to do it successfully.
To break down walls and construct real bridges of understanding: what is the role of cultural interaction

To break down walls and construct real bridges of understanding: what is the role of cultural interaction

“Global relations are increasingly influenced by populism, nationalism, religious conflict, migration, and identity politics’, says Paul Smith, director of the British Council, Indonesia.