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We pick our favourite moments from Walter Murch's classic film Return to Oz.

Accompanying our Betty Woodman exhibition, this selection covers everything from the significance of craft to the history of ceramics.

Rita Cottone shares her experiences as an educator and reflects on the importance of arts education.

Gilles Peterson answers your questions on his new film exploring the history of Cuban rumba.

Gabrielle Schwarz reflects on our Art Into Society exhibition and the fragmentary nature of the archive.

Brett Darling explores how indifference might function as a radical artistic strategy.

Maya Caspari spoke to Associate Poet Kayo Chingonyi about his influences, language and race, and the significance of music in his work.

Lawrence Lek reflects on fig-2, exploring its nature as a temporal experiment.

As we open applications for this year's MA in the Contemporary, three students tell us what they enjoyed about it.

Following this year's Bloomberg New Contemporaries exhibition, New Contemporaries director Kirsty Ogg reflects on her experience of the show.

Pioneering net.art duo JODI respond to the question: artists, what is your value?

SPR filmmaker Matthew Burdis writes about how he decided to apply, the process of making his film and what he hopes to do next.

We caught up with BNC artists Kevin James Boyd and Mandy Niewöhner to hear about what inspires them and the challenges facing emerging artists today.

We spoke to BNC 2015 artists Conor Rogers and Jamie Fitzpatrick about what how they became artists, whether art is political and an early obsession with monkeys.

Inspired by our Radical Disco show? Delve further into the topics explored with these great reading recommendations.