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We are an award-winning communications consultancy that specialises in the cultural and creative industries. By helping our clients to articulate their story and engage audiences, we build influence and realise ambitions. We deliver campaigns worldwide through offices in London, Dubai, Istanbul and Delhi supported by an international network of associates. We offer specialist expertise, regional insights and a belief in the value of culture. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram:

This International Women’s Day, we shine a light on the women who shape the world through arts and culture—bold visionar...
08/03/2025

This International Women’s Day, we shine a light on the women who shape the world through arts and culture—bold visionaries, fearless storytellers, and trailblazers in their respective fields.

Chosen by our team at Flint Culture, each of these figures inspire us in many ways. Their brilliance moves us, and their impact helps create a brighter future for us all.

Which woman in arts and culture has inspired you? Tell us in the comments below ⬇️

Listen In: How Radio Changed the Home, a new exhibition at , is now open!Ever wondered about how the arrival of radio in...
26/02/2025

Listen In: How Radio Changed the Home, a new exhibition at , is now open!

Ever wondered about how the arrival of radio in the 1920s affected family life? Drawing on objects in the Bodleian’s archives, the exhibition looks at the period from 1922, when the BBC was founded and radio had 150,000 listeners, to 1939, as radio united households on the brink of war and its listenership reached 34 million.

Curated by , a BBC Radio producer for 35 years and now a freelance producer, presenter and writer, the exhibition also considers how we ‘listen in’ today with the boom in audio-on-demand and podcasts.

You can visit for free and find out more from now until 31 August!

© Jessica Chaundy Photography

The is now open! Featuring over 130 galleries from 18 countries, this year’s highlights include the Platform section, w...
22/01/2025

The is now open! Featuring over 130 galleries from 18 countries, this year’s highlights include the Platform section, which explores themes of nature and reciprocity; the , this year’s museum partner, presenting its acclaimed Living Art experience; Ya La’Ford’s () immersive installation in the Encounters section; and much more.

Don’t forget to book your ticket at londonartfair.co.uk before it closes this Sunday!

📸 Artist Ya La’ford in her installation for London Art Fair 2025©️Mark Cocksedge
📸 London Art Fair 2025©️Mark Cocksedge

We’re thrilled to announce that our campaign to promote the opening of Zeyrek Çinili Hamam, a historic 16th-century Otto...
20/01/2025

We’re thrilled to announce that our campaign to promote the opening of Zeyrek Çinili Hamam, a historic 16th-century Ottoman bath in Istanbul, has been shortlisted for a Roxhill Media Award () in the Best PR Campaign: Travel category!

After an incredible 13-year restoration led by , this iconic hammam, originally commissioned by Barbarossa and designed by famed architect Mimar Sinan, has been brought back to life.

Built in the 1530s, during the peak of the Ottoman Empire, Zeyrek Çinili Hamam () had sadly fallen into disrepair. Through the dedication of the restoration team, it has now been revived, offering a luxurious bathing experience steeped in history. Zeyrek Çinili Hamam also features a museum exploring the building’s rich history and the traditions of the Ottoman hammam ritual.

We had the privilege of leading the national and international PR campaign for this extraordinary relaunch, securing over 350 pieces of coverage including major features in The New York Times, The Telegraph, The Guardian, Times Luxx, Wallpaper, Condé Nast Traveller, Elle, and many more. It even earned a spot in TIME Magazine’s World’s Greatest Places 2024! To date, approximately 80% of visitors to the hammam and its new website have been international.

The winners of the Roxhill Media Awards will be announced next week on 27 January - stay tuned!

The Media Majlis Museum () at Northwestern University in Qatar announces the opening of its latest exhibition, “Ai or Na...
15/01/2025

The Media Majlis Museum () at Northwestern University in Qatar announces the opening of its latest exhibition, “Ai or Nay? Artificial vs. Intelligent”, which explores the evolving relationship between human creativity and machine learning while examining the opportunities and challenges AI presents in contemporary journalism.

Curated by , the exhibition features over 20 works by regional and international artists across diverse mediums, including visual arts, installations, and mixed media. In the words of the museum’s director, : “This exhibition aims to take a step forward, encouraging our audience to ask deeper questions and explore the future of AI through the intersection of art and technology.”

What about you? What’s your perspective on AI’s role in shaping creativity and innovation?

© Artificial Target (2025), Amr Alngmah - courtesy of The Media Majlis Museum.
© Ay or Nay - courtesy of The Media Majlis Museum.
© Quartz and DNA Fragments (2019), Mathieu Merlet Briand - courtesy of The Media Majlis Museum.

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This week The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (), in partnership with the Abdul Latif Alfozan Award for Mosque A...
27/11/2024

This week The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (), in partnership with the Abdul Latif Alfozan Award for Mosque Architecture (), hosted the second edition of its Islamic Art Conference as a cultural celebration and global showcase of the heritage, living traditions and emerging trends of Islamic arts and crafts from across the Arab world.

With over 50 participants, 27+ speakers, and representation from more than 13 countries, the conference highlighted the dynamic nature of Islamic artistic traditions, as well as the work of contemporary artisans, keeping this heritage alive.

In addition to the conference, Ithra will host a public programme including film screenings, exhibitions and workshops throughout this week (24 - 30 November), all free of charge. These aim to engage visitors and provide interactive experiences that highlight the themes explored during the conference.

Last week we attended NEMO’s European Museum Conference ‘Can we talk? Museums facing polarisation’ in Sibiu, Romania. Th...
19/11/2024

Last week we attended NEMO’s European Museum Conference ‘Can we talk? Museums facing polarisation’ in Sibiu, Romania. The conference sought to address the vital role museums play in today’s challenged democracies.

During the conference it was good to be reminded of the central role museums have in shaping civic society, and we explored how museums can foster dialogue, promote understanding, unite communities and strengthen democracies.

Here are a few highlight images from an inspiring trip.

London Art Fair will return for its 37th edition from 22–26 January 2025, featuring new international galleries and accl...
12/11/2024

London Art Fair will return for its 37th edition from 22–26 January 2025, featuring new international galleries and acclaimed curated sections. 🖼️✨

will offer both seasoned and aspiring collectors a diverse showcase of modern and contemporary art, alongside curated displays and a programme of talks, panel discussions, and artist insights. 🎨💬

This year’s museum partner, the celebrated art museum , will showcase its world-class collection at the Fair.

The Fair will include the critically acclaimed sections Encounters and Platform, exploring connections between human society and the natural world. 🌿🤝

Following its 2024 launch, the Prints & Editions section will return, introducing new collectors to the art market. 🖼️

The Fair’s sponsor, , will also commission a site-specific, multi-sensory installation by artist . 🎨🌴

It’s a busy week for the King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (), as they are also exhibiting at Dubai Design Week un...
07/11/2024

It’s a busy week for the King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (), as they are also exhibiting at Dubai Design Week until this Sunday, 10 November.

Featured initiatives at Design Week include: Tanween Challenges, a six-day competition that offers a unique opportunity for designers across all disciplines to tackle real-world problems; Iwan Pavilion, winning project of the Tanween 2023 Pavilion Challenge; and Creative Solutions, Ithra’s immersive design residency programme.

Images of the Iwan Pavilion courtesy of Ithra Studios.

Check out ’s piece in about the latest discovery at - believed to be William Blake’s earliest engravings, uncovered on...
01/11/2024

Check out ’s piece in about the latest discovery at - believed to be William Blake’s earliest engravings, uncovered on copper plates dating back to his teenage apprenticeship!

The engravings, revealed using ARCHiOx scanning technology, showcase intricate motifs, including a detailed face and a tiny arrow, which became a recurring motif in the artist’s work.

Discovered by Dr Mark Crosby, these hidden doodles offer a rare glimpse into the young artist’s emerging style at the very outset of his career.

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