Each week one of the written pieces from a project that started in lockdown will appear on the blog.

The newest cloth from our studio in Shetland is off the loom and the first production of throws is dine.

The coming of Christianity to the Pacific brought new materials and techniques to islanders.

Silk was once used in opera houses and theatres for programmes and advertising.

In the 1930s, South African composer and choirmaster, Reuben T Caluza, recorded a song about the deadly 1918 Influenza pandemic.

This week we were lucky enough to get to the Royal Festival Hall to hear choral music for the first time since March last year.

During lockdown a new project about migration and birds started.

Here is a trip down Memory Lane for those of you who remember the 1960s!

The effect of colonialism on the world was huge, and its effects are still very much being felt.

An abandoned building in Tamale, Ghana, was the inspiration for work by Ibrahim Mahama. By 1966 a Brutalist silo, built to store food in the post-independent country, was derelict and had become home to wildlife, including bats. When the artist started to explore the structures, fascinated by the w...