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BRITAIN’S CREATIVE INDUSTRY HAS APRIVILEGE PROBLEM. IT HAS NEVER BEEN HARDER
There are many reasons that an artist’s ambitions can be thwarted, including the decision to become a teacher. Later this month, an exhibition will shine a light on talent obscured by a career in the classroom
From ageism to AI, you don’t need us to tell you that earning a living right now is a tough business. One writer, who had envisaged a clear ascent up the career ladder, reveals why being forced to pivot professions has given her wellbeing a long-overdue promotion…
It’s time for a revolution in the workplace, if not for us then for our daughters, says Anna Whitehouse
WE MEET THE INDIVIDUALS WHO USE THEIR CREATIVE TALENTS TO ENRICH THE LIVES OF OTHERS, THROUGH FASHION AND JEWELLERY TO INTERIORS
THE TALENTED MAKERS WHO ARE PUTTING QUALITY AND CRAFTSMANSHIP ABOVE ALL IN THE HEART OF THE CAPITAL
For all the strides we’ve made in our careers, Red ’s survey of over 2,000 readers reveals that women are still facing very real obstacles in the workplace. So, what’s the real picture? And who can help us rewrite the story?