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Home » The Welsh Agenda » Culture » Page 24

Culture

Essays, interviews and reviews related to the arts, media and cultures of Wales.

Inside Stories: Quentin Blake at the National Museum

Rachel Carney whets her appetite for Wales’ Roald Dahl celebrations by visiting a retrospective of his long-time illustrator’s signature work

3rd August (2nd August)
  • Culture

A sober diagnosis of the times

Adam Somerset reviews a new book on the EU in light of the electorate’s Brexit decision.

2nd August (29th February)
  • Culture

A Walk on the Wild Side – in Wales

Rhys David finds solitude and interesting signs of a new vitality on a trek through the middle of Wales

15th July (18th July)
  • Culture

The Referendum: a Media Note

Looking back over the course of the referendum, Adam Somerset is surprised to give the BBC’s coverage an eight out of ten.

23rd June (22nd June)
  • Culture

An end to the ‘one size fits all approach’ of the EU

David Wilson outlines the cultural and political motivations behind his decision to vote to leave the EU.

21st June (21st June)
  • Culture

Better to fix than break

Gillian Clarke offers her views on the European referendum via both prose and a poem.

21st June (20th June)
  • Culture

The portrayal of Welsh life on screen needs urgent improvement.

David TC Davies says the BBC Charter is an opportunity for unique requirements to be considered for Welsh broadcasters.

17th June (16th June)
  • Culture

Wales v England: a watershed moment?

Dylan Moore revisits a recent radio documentary about the cultural significance of Wales at Euro 2016

16th June (15th June)
  • Culture

Stories of Wales, from Wales

Louise Walsh says Welsh novelists should not be ashamed of setting their stories in Wales.

10th June (28th February)
  • Culture
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