The Guardian, 16 January 2020: "Roger Robinson wins T S Eliot Prize." Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi.

About Poets: ROGER ROBINSON

Exeter Poetry Festival, 2015: Interview

About Poets: JULIA COPUS

Boris Johnson: vaulting ambition, but varying convictions. Photograph: Getty Images

Fṛm Đ Gardịn │ The Brexit elite cannot hope to fool us for much longer

The Observer, 8 February 2015: "The artist on Egon Schiele, the magic of New York, the poetry of Emily Dickinson and the brilliance of Lena Dunham’s Girls." Photograph: Felix Clay.

About Artists: CHANTAL JOFFE

The Observer, 1 June 2013: "Jeremy Deller's visions of England."' Photograph: David Levene.

About Artists: JEREMY DELLER

The Observer, 4 May 2014: Review of "I Put a Spell on You." Photograph: Murdo Macleod.

About Poets: JOHN BURNSIDE

The Guardian, interview, 11 March 2020: "Disgust can be so engrossing." Photograph: Teri Pengilley.

About Artist-Poets: HEATHER PHILLIPSON

Irish Times, 12 October 2019: "Poem of the week: Camping at Bearna"

About Poets: JANE CLARKE

NB, 11 May 2020, interview.

About Poets: MARY JEAN CHAN

Phaidon, interview, 2017: "Why I Create." Photograph: Teri Pengilley.

About Artists: CAROLINE ACHAINTRE

The Guardian, 25 October 2019, interview. Photograph: Jill Mead.

About Poets: FIONA BENSON

The Guardian, 2 November 2018: "Turner Prize winner’s artwork One World features a satellite photo of the world on a football." Photograph: John Nguyen.

About Artists: MARK WALLINGER

Guardian, 2014: "The poet recalls childhood memories, from not crying when she was sent to boarding school to feeling dizzy smoking her first cigarette." Photo: Graham Turner.

About Poets: WENDY COPE

A woman lays a rose on mattresses symbolising coronavirus victims, at a protest in Rio against Bolsonaro’s pandemic response. Photograph: Carl de Souza/AFP/Getty Images

Fṛm Đ Gardịn │ ‘The heart of darkness’: neighbors shun Brazil over Covid response

The Guardian, 14 July 2017, interview: ‘Poetry is an espresso shot of thought.’ Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi.

About Poets: DALJIT NAGRA

The Guardian, 7 April 2009, interview. Photograph: Sarah Lee.

About Artists: REBECCA WARREN

Guardian, 4 November 2018 / 'Letters Home 1936-1977 by Philip Larkin, edited by James Booth – review' / Photo: Jane Brown

Clasics in Ñspel: CHURCH GOING, by Philip Larkin

Guardian, 20 April 2012: "My task: to match novels with Shakespeare sonnets." Photograph: Murdo Macleod.

About Poets: DON PATERSON

A Waiapi boy climbs up a Geninapo tree to pick fruits to make body paint at the Waiapi indigenous reserve in Amapa state, Brazil. Photograph: AFP Contributor/AFP/Getty Images

Fṛm Đ Gardịn │ Indigenous peoples by far the best guardians of forests – UN report

The Guardian, 25 August 2020, interview: "Great excavations: Elizabeth Price on unearthing the truth about work." Photograph: Sarah Lee.

About Artists: ELIZABETH PRICE

The Irish Times, 17 March 2015 : "Ireland’s most playful poet has come to the Davenport Hotel in Dublin to give me a sneak preview of his latest collection, 'The Days of Surprise.' Photograph: Cyril Byrne.

About Poets: PAUL DURCAN

The Observer, interview, 15 November 2015: 'Every second, every ounce of time has to be accounted for.' Photograph: Antonio Olmos.

About Artists: GEORGE SHAW

London Evening Standard, 2 October 2012: "Turner Prize 2012: It's back to the drawing board for Paul Noble." Photograph: Matt Writtle.

About Artists: PAUL NOBLE

Guardian, 17 December 2014: "Imtiaz Dharker awarded Queen’s gold medal for poetry." Photo: Derek Adams.

About Poets: IMTIAZ DHARKER

The Guardian, interview, 18 June 2019: "The social worker who became a Turner prize nominee." Photograph: Sebastiano Luciano.

About Artists: HELEN CAMMOCK

The Guardian, 1 October 2019: obituary. Photograph: Sutton Hibbert.

About Poets: ELAINE FEINSTEIN

Cass Art, interview, 14 August 2017. Photography: Stephen White and Jane Pearce.

About Artists: BARBARA WALKER

The Guardian, 10 March 2017: "Stranger, Baby by Emily Berry review – deeply moving study of loss." Photograph: Peter Barry.

About Poets: EMILY BERRY

Sutton & Croydon Guardian, 29 November 2019: "Artist wants Tate Britain to look ‘possessed’ in new artwork."

About Artists: ANNE HARDY

BBC: The Verb

About Poets: IAN McMILLAN

The Observer, interview, 1 October 2017: "Progress can cause profound suffering." Photograph: David Levene.

About Artists: JOHN AKOMFRAH

The Observer, 4 March 2012: "I've always been a bit of a listener." Photograph: Karen Robinson.

About Artists: GILLIAN WEARING

London mayor Sadiq Khan launching his campaign for re-election, March 2020. Photograph: Andy Rain/EPA

Fṛm Đ Gardịn │ If Labour doesn’t fight our broken electoral system, it could be out of power for ever

The Guardian, 10 December 2020: "Author hopes to inspire students of colour as Rose Bruford college appoints her as president." Photograph: David Hartley.

About Poets: BERNARDINE EVARISTO

The Guardian, 21 July 2015: "Playing house: why Vanley Burke moved his entire flat into a gallery." Photograph: David Sillitoe.

About Artists: VANLEY BURKE

Bristol Post, 14 March 2017: "Luke Jerram on why artists need to turn to businesses to keep public art alive."

About Artists: LUKE JERRAM

Clasics in Ñspel: FIRST LOVE, by John Clare

Clasics in Ñspel: FIRST LOVE, by John Clare

British Council: Biography / Critical perspective / Bibliography / Awards. Photo: John Minihan.

About Poets: SEAMUS HEANEY

The Guardian, 26 March 2015: "How Mark Leckey became the artist of the YouTube generation." Photograph: Sarah Lee.

About Artists: MARK LECKEY

British Council: Biography / Critical perspective / Bibliography / Awards / Author statement

About Poets: CAROL RUMENS

The Guardian, 18 September 2013: " a magnet for people from across Europe. We asked three high-profile immigrants to explain what it was like to make Germany their home – and how the country has met their expectations." Photograph: David Levene.

About Artists: SUSAN PHILIPSZ

Irish Independent, 2018: "I believe that two lines of poetry can save a life." Photo: Caroline Quinn.

About Poets: PAULA MEEHAN

Clasics in Ñspel: ON A LANE IN SPRING, by John Clare

Clasics in Ñspel: ON A LANE IN SPRING, by John Clare

The Observer, interview, 23 August 2015: "Soon there won’t be any kids with estuary accents in art schools." Photo: Rob Greig.

About Artists: BOB AND ROBERTA SMITH

Revista Biografia: profile (in Portuguese) / artworks

About Artists: ANA MARIA PACHECO

The Guardian, 20 September 2017: "Simon Armitage webchat – your questions answered on poetry, austerity and Beyoncé." Photograph: Gareth Phillips.

About Poets: SIMON ARMITAGE

The Observer, interview, 25 April 2016: "I used to be anti-beauty." Photograph: Pal Hansen.

About Artists: JENNY SAVILLE

The Guardian, 4 October 2012: "The watery verse of a poet who lives on a narrowboat is to be inscribed on new lock gates in the hope it will inspire people to explore their local waterways."

About Poets: JO BELL

Art News, 15 December 2014: 'Double Take: Jane and Louise Wilson.'

About Artists: JANE AND LOUISE WILSON

W Magazine, 29 November 2016: "Young at Art: Painter Rose Wylie Is Emerging as a Star at Age 83." Photo: Joe McGorty.

About Artists: ROSE WYLIE

The Guardian, 28 July 2020: "Michael Rosen on the serious consequences of the government’s poor handling of the pandemic."

About Poets: MICHAEL ROSEN

The National Gallery: Associate Artist, 2003-5.

About Artists: JOHN VIRTUE