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Mental Illness and Art

Austin Taylor discusses the link between art and mental health, and looks at the potentially harmful motif of the ‘tortured artist’.

Nov 20, 2020 By Austin Taylor Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Features Tagged With: art, mental illness, mental health, Van Gogh, vincent van gough, tortured artist

The Surprising Darkness of Children’s Illustrations

Max Ingleby delves into the subtle art of the illustration, and reflects on the impacts they can have on our imaginations as children.

Sep 19, 2020 By Max Ingleby Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Features, Editors' Picks Tagged With: childhood, art, children's literature, illustrations

Painting the way to positive mental health: the Hockney approach

Painting the way to mental health

Emily Pirie explores how Hockney’s paintings of spring represent the resilience and strength that can be found through art

May 20, 2020 By Emily Pirie Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Editors' Picks Tagged With: art, creativity, mental health, spring, Painting, ipad, TIk Tok, David Hockney

Does boredom breed creativity?

Natalie Tongue highlights the cultural benefits to self-isolation

Apr 27, 2020 By Natalie Tongue Filed Under: Arts & Lit Tagged With: culture, art, wellbeing, Hobbies, health and wellbeing

An Interview with Richard DeDomenici

Jaysim Hanspal, Print Features Editor, interviews the inventive performance artist Richard DeDomenici

Mar 27, 2020 By Jaysim Hanspal Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Interviews Tagged With: interview, art, performance, richard DeDomenici

RAMM Lates- Student Takeover

Niamh O’Riordan Mitchell reviews RAMM’s ‘Later’ Student Takeover’

Mar 23, 2020 By Arts & Lit Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Reviews Tagged With: Review, RAMM, art, Lates, takeover

Artwork in Children’s Literature

Online Music Editor, Megan Frost, discusses some of her favourite pieces of art in children’s literature.

Mar 5, 2020 By Megan Frost Filed Under: Arts & Lit Tagged With: Books, art, literature, favourite

Beautiful Bodies; Tattoos

Rosanna Hill charts the history of tattoos and remarks on its prevalence today Tattoos are often viewed as a radical or rebellious choice (especially if you want to piss off your parents) but this body decoration has been a part of society for thousands of years. The oldest human tattoos ever uncovered in archaeology are […]

Feb 29, 2020 By Lifestyle Filed Under: Lifestyle, Culture Tagged With: culture, art, History, Ink, tattoos, body art

The Art of Women

Jess Calcutt discusses the lack of spending on women’s art and how it may, or may not, change in the future.

Feb 28, 2020 By Arts & Lit Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Features Tagged With: women, art, money, spending, auction, galleries

Art through media

Amelia Gregory discusses the responses to the art world being mediated by the Instagram experience The question to post or not to post is a common struggle in modern society, this dispute is particularly prominent within the realm of Instagram and art. As a self-confessed Instagram enthusiast, I must admit that you would not have […]

Feb 13, 2020 By Amelia Gregory Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Features Tagged With: art, Media, instagram, pictures, selfies, aesthetics, posting

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