Cambridge Arts Round-up

Simon Bertin presents Cambridge Arts Round Up, exploring some of the highlights of the summer arts scene. This edition features renowned Nigerian artist Hassan Aliyu, exhibiting at Wolfson College and […]

Simon Bertin presents highlights from the spring Cambridge Literary Festival, including interviews with Samira Ahmed and Sophie Raworth on their new books, plus poetry from Harry Baker’s Tender. Also, multimedia […]

Simon Bertin meets acclaimed sculptor Harry Gray, discovering why his bold figurative style keeps winning him high-profile commissions for standout public artworks. Also on the programme, Lakshmi Murdeshwar Puri – […]

Simon Bertin meets the directors of Infusion Physical Theatre Dance Company to explore Soothe: Dance and Brain Chemistry, a performance blending movement with the science of the mind. Plus, backstage […]

Royal portrait artist Dan Llywellyn Hall introduces a new exhibition, Armor Arborum: Trees in Heritage and Protest, exploring our relationship with significant and sometimes contentious trees. There’s also a visit […]

Simon Bertin visits the Cambridge Arts Theatre where CEO Rachel Tackley gives an update on the theatre’s redevelopment project; we drop in on artist Naomi Tomkyss OBE who is exhibiting […]

In Cambridge Arts Roundup, Simon Bertin joins Cambridge University’s Dr Marina Velez Vago on a visit to the Archaeology and Anthropology Museum; the qualities of Ghost stories written by women […]

Simon Bertin encounters sculptor Ian Wolter at his new exhibition Perfection: Exploring Perfection in the Human Condition at the Wightman gallery; the philosophical issues of artificial intelligence and art with […]

Simon Bertin drops in to Clare College to find out about a tapestry that centres on the career of scientist and suffragette Hertha Ayrton; we wrestle with the current political […]

Simon Bertin visits Katrina Porteous at Magdalene College who’s new book Rhizodont is shortlisted for the T.S Eliot prize; and we hear the spiritual aspects of sculptural work from Zimbabwe […]