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Baaba Maal. Photo by Matthew Donaldson

Senegalese singer-songwriter Baaba Maal speaks to Graeme Green about music making a difference.

Mohamad Hafez

The Syrian-American architect and artist about the power of nostalgia and his lifelong homesickness for Syria.

A young man sits in a court room with his head against the wall. There is a security office just visible in the background.

Husna Ara finds Blue Island a confused documentary, bogged down by form and lacking in political...

Roman Iagupov on the left a man with a blue and red t-shirt, a black basebal cap and sunglasses. He holds drum sticks. On the right another man plays guitar. He also wears sunglasses and headphones. They are both on stage.

Moldovan Eurovision veterans Zdob și Zdub have been on quite the musical journey. Conrad Landin speaks to...

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Malcolm Lewis on two standout releases in world cinema.

Four women stand outside with their arms around each other. They all have short hair. One wears sunglasses. There is a viaduct in the background.

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Louise Gray reviews Strike by Lining Time and Together for Ukraine by Various Artists.

Steve Chandra Savale speaks to Subi Shah about music for spiritual change and social justice.

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Steve Chandra Savale speaks to Subi Shah about music for spiritual change and social...

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Malcolm Lewis weighs up a selection of independent and studio-produced films from the global zeitgeist.

Photos of Monoswezi and Bishi

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Louise Gray reviews albums from musician, composer and sitar player Bishi and multi-national quintet...

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Malcolm Lewis on Karim Aïnouz and Céline Sciamma's most recent contributions to parallel cinema.

Yinka Shonibare sits in a wheelchair smiling

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The acclaimed – and playful – sculptor Yinka Shonibare impresses on Subi Shah his love for...

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Folk music royalty Peggy Seeger speaks to Louise Gray about her life, her music, and her...

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Richard Swift shares highlights from the 2021 international documentary festival in Toronto.

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Photojournalist Julio Etchart reflects on the benefits of submitting work to a truly independent publisher...

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