Ben Harper and Beatie Wolfe on the cover of this triannual magazine

From the Holmdel Horn to Dean Street, Beatie Wolfe Raw Space Beam documentary has private screening in Soho’s oldest members club

From a V&A solo exhibition to Barbican film. Here are some moments that made 2018 magic…

The Mill’s blog on NewStory the Technology and Music festival of the LA Times guest curated by Beatie Wolfe

The amazing Bob Wilson

Victoria and Albert Museum invite Wolfe to exhibit of her albums as part of the London Design Festival #LDF18

Beatie Wolfe answers Collisions question “The death of album artwork” on the main stage and performs live

The LA Times 'Festival of Books' (150, 000 attendees) introduces a whole new area to the festival this year with the introduction of NewStory, guest-curated by Beatie Wolfe. NewStory will celebrate the best in music/tech/art from LA's leading creatives, inventors and thinkers - from NASA, Magic Leap and Nokia Bell Labs through to multi-platinum producers and songwriters

Wolfe shares three lessons with the Entrepreneur Magazine that's she’s learned throughout her career that will help fellow entrepreneurs rev up their own businesses and spurn innovation.

Following its launch from the quietest room in the world, Raw Space was beamed into space via the historic Bell Labs Holmdel Horn Antenna, which was used to prove the validity of the Big Bang theory. Nobel Prize winning scientist Dr Robert Wilson (who discovered Cosmic Background Radiation) made the first update to this Historic National Landmark in 50 years to make sure the music of Raw Space got past the earth's atmosphere and into outer space.