COVID-19 through the eyes of a film director
The moment you say, “How has it been?” in conversation, it’s obvious you’re asking about one thing: COVID-19. It doesn’t really matter who you’re talking to – not even film…
Virtual open day a hit with prospective students, University praises record engagement
The University of Lincoln has hailed its latest open day as the “most successful” one to date.
The coronavirus, a killer of the arts
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has been detrimental to countless industries worldwide, but the arts sector, devastated by restrictions, has sparked conversation, as people are becoming infuriated with the Government’s ‘blasé’…
The impact of Coronavirus on the LPAC and Lincoln’s theatre scene
On March 16 2020, the theatre industry came to a standstill. Hit devastatingly hard by the Covid-19 outbreak, anxiety spread like wildfire among the theatre community.
“Desperately sad”: Lincoln Drill Hall’s future uncertain after council withdraws funding
Lincoln Drill Hall may be forced to close its doors for good, following a unanimous decision by the City of Lincoln Council to cut future funding.
Lincoln music venues and theatres among those uncertain of future despite £1.5 billion government pledge
Struggling live music venues, theatres and museums in Lincoln are among the list of sites able to access emergency grants, following a government pledge of £1.57 billion – but it…
Mansions of the Future: New cultural centre to open in Lincoln
A new cultural hub which aims to bring “celebrated national and international artists to Lincoln” is to be officially opened to the public on Friday.
WATCH: Arts journalist Andrew Graham-Dixon chats to The Linc
Ahead of his Great Lives lecture at the University of Lincoln earlier this evening, arts journalist Andrew Graham-Dixon sat down with The Linc‘s Liam O’Dell to talk all about art,…
Students’ winning artwork displayed in new Isaac Newton Building
Two Lincoln students have had their artwork displayed in the university’s new Isaac Newton Building, after they were announced as winners of an on-campus competition.
“We are at risk of losing our ability to think on our own”
Recent Lincoln graduate Laura Roe fears the arts are being lost from our education as the number of young people studying arts for their GCSEs.