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Home » The Welsh Agenda » Culture » Page 63

Culture

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

A right Royal injunction

Richard Porch delves into the secretative process of choosing what appears on our stamps

7th May (6th May)
  • Culture

Election Special 12: Heritage – what’s in a name?

Geraint Talfan Davies sees the parties building cultural policy in Wales without much money

4th May (4th May)
  • Culture

Wales’ capital joins the internet age

Jonathan Brooks-Jones reports on an interactive, multi-media exhibition designed to get Cardiff’s creative juices flowing.

24th April (22nd April)
  • Culture

Standing up to Anglo-American mass music

Dafydd Iwan and Dafydd Roberts asks whether the crisis in the Welsh music business represents the kiss of life or death

13th April (27th February)
  • Culture

A poet of loud desperation

Peter Read reviews a new collection of Tripp’s work

10th April (29th February)
  • Culture

A penchant for bad news

John Osmond welcomes a new book that explains why there will be a Yes vote come 3 March

5th April (29th February)
  • Culture

What is S4C for?

Euros Lewis reports on a conference that declared this question needs to be answered before the channel can discover a new direction

3rd April (28th February)
  • Culture

Only when it’s gone

Nigel Jenkins is worried about the future of Swansea’s Dylan Thomas cultural centre

30th March (30th March)
  • Culture

End of a Welsh reign

Peter Stead reflects on the passing of an icon whose consort observed didn’t look very different from his own sisters in Port Talbot

29th March (28th February)
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