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Online Arts & Lit Editor, Violet Berney, reviews the stage adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s novel, highlighting the balance of whimsy and fear.
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Eloise Grainger discusses Just Stop Oil’s attack on the arts and why art is used to make a political statement.
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Manon Martini, a Bookstagrammer, explores her top three books fit for this autumn season.
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Amber Platel discusses why this book may be the perfect read for commencing the new University year.
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Print Arts and Lit Editor, Lauren Walsh covers her experience at the iconic Shakespeare festival in Cambridge.
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Rosie Batsford discusses her experience of the infamous Vincent Van Gogh Exhibition
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Exeter’s RAMM to host Hayward Gallery Touring exhibition ‘Hollow Earth: Art, Caves, and the Subterranean Imaginary’
Lina Stenman, a volunteer at Exeter’s Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM), discusses the upcoming exhibition opening on 23 September.
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Fashion is unlike any other art form; its omnipresence in popular culture seems to foster controversy. Can designers approach social taboos without causing offence? Siobhan Bahl explores the recent debate surrounding the Givenchy noose necklace and discusses how brands should tackle sensitive topics.
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In celebration of Black History Month, two Exeposé contributors share their book recommendations. Catherine Stone discusses Noughts & Crosses by Malorie Blackman and Clémence Smith reviews The Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead. Beware: spoilers ahead!
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Texts labelled as “classics” often seem static and immovable as they maintain a firm position within literary history. A newly discovered Tennessee Williams story, however, makes us rethink this preconception. Catherine Nock explores this recent publication and how it destabilises our notion of the literary canon.
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Lucy Aylmer, Deputy Editor, discusses the extent to which racism has been eradicated in the art world
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Catherine Stone discusses the 2021 Booker Prize shortlist and outlines the prize’s significance within literary history.
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Sarah Décory explores the latest trends surrounding film cameras and what sets them apart from their digital counterparts.
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