Features

Anna Romanovska tackles the issue of the pro-democracy protests though the Stand with Hong Kong art exhibition in WMA A recent exhibition in the WMA Space in Hong Kong, organised …

Emily Sumner explores the past decade dances coming to salient conclusions on our generation and the dance culture we are ratifying Is the age of the dance dead? Although we …

Amy Butterworth explores the world of emojis and their potential engulfing of the literary world as we know it The ever-iconic Gina Linetti from ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ made an attempt at …

Olivia Gomez showcases the viral Youtube channel, Corridor Digital’s, VFX art.

Sofia Gallucci-Giles reveals what was hot, what was not, and all things at the Fringe this year.

Natalie Tongue discusses the after-math of the burning of Notre Dame and where the donations for it’s re-build have originated.

Online Arts and Lit Editor, Ariane Joudrey, explores the Barbican’s recent art exhibition, AI: More Than Human.

In Arts and Lit’s collaboration with Science, Print Science Editor, Elinor Jones, discusses the use of art galleries in psychiatric support.

The Art of Lying Down Erica Barnes analyses the “art” behind a trending photo of Jacob Rees-Mogg lounging on a bench in Parliament Brexit is everywhere, like an ugly case …

Ugly Art: the paradox of aesthetics What is the purpose of ugly art and why should we be interested in it? You only have to google ‘Medieval cat’ or ‘Renaissance …