An Interview with Street Artist, Hula
You would never guess from Hula’s teenage affinity for tagging abandoned couches in his hometown on Oahu, Hawaii that he would someday become the thriving Brooklyn-based visual…
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The surprising academic origins of memes
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Instagram is making you a worse tourist
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Trillions of cigarette butts are littered each year and it’s damaging environment
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Ancient Tattooing in Polynesia: World’s oldest toolkit found in Tonga
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Brutalism in Tangier, Morocco’s most artistic city
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Tea and Heroin with a Tribal Chief in Al Qaeda Territory
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Collage art and activism in Chile: Instagram posts building on the legacy of Latin American ‘mail art’
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Democracy in the Animal Kingdom. Read how animals vote to make group decisions
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Toilet graffiti: secrets, support and solidarity in the women’s restroom
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Jhapan Festival, Bishnupur, India : Of Cobras, Vipers and their Charmers
Bishnupur. 140 odd kilometres from Calcutta. Known to have the highest number of historic temples in West Bengal, mostly made of terracotta. And yet…
Travel to Venice on a shoestring budget
There’s no denying Venice’s reputation as a beautiful, yet expensive city. If you know where to look and what to book, though, arming yourself…
Away from the city: nature photography by Sam Hudson
How would you describe your art? Sam: My photography is defined by its natural aesthetic. There’s many things I love about nature photography….
We Are Many: Reflections on the Iraq War | Review
On February 15th 2003 I was 10 years old. I took to the streets of London along with my mother, brother and sisters to…
Gottwood festival: the UK’s best kept secret
For many flocking to Carreglwyd Forest on the Isle of Anglesey, Wales last Thursday, this occasion was something of a pilgrimage. Like the steadily…
As they were – Photographing the thought provoking creations of young artists
I went to the Newcastle University Fine Arts Exhibition and had a wonderful adventure exploring the beauty of surreal, interesting and thought provoking creations from…
Jamie xx – In Colour | Album Reviews
Since releasing their 2009 debut album, British band The xx has won over audiences with their unique take on modern indie music, channeling influences…
Gottwood Festival 2015: An Interview with the Arts Director
Gottwood is a 4 day intimate, interactive arts and music festival taking place on 11th -14th June in Wales. A carefully selected lineup of…
Best of July: Farr Festival, Hertfordshire, 16-18 July 2015
Farr Festival has gathered an eclectic mix of must-see musical acts this year for its sixth instalment, maintaining its reputation for booking the most…
East End Film Festival: Celebrating Independent Films
Since this years film festival circuit is already in full swing with Cannes and Berlinale already having passed, we thought we’d take a look…
Stream Gramrcy’s new EP Ruffian
Ruffian is the new EP from Bristol producer Gramrcy. The EP features a submerged re-synth from Hessle Audio-endorsed producer Bruce and a jittering remix of…
Lost Village Reviewed: A Lost Paradise
Most electronic music festivals in the UK have the same line-up. What differentiates a festival from its peers is the atmosphere that it manages…
High Definition Festival, Kent, 5th – 6th September 2015
Following a last minute venue and date change, High Definition Festival is looking to prove its worth at Maidstone’s The Hop Farm on 5th…
Love Saves The Day | Review
Festival: Love Saves The Day Location: Bristol Date: 23-24th May, 2015 For the last three years I’ve spent my birthday weekend revising manically and…
