The drugs of hospitality
4 Mins read
Artefact meets Mark, a 22 year old bartender in South West London, whose story proves that there is more than meets the eye when it comes to drug use in hospitality.
The Way of Saint James: A magical path
7 Mins read
500 miles, 32 days. “There are conversations on the Camino that can change one’s life path.” Are you ready to walk Europe’s most special pilgrimage?
Saving Southbank
8 Mins read
After winning the Long Live Southbank Campaign, what’s next for the birthplace of UK skateboarding?
What is just an idea for some, is a reality for others. How serious is the many worlds theory and is it possible to have a glimpse into a different universe?
Contacting the afterlife
7 Mins read
Artefact investigates the spirit world, and how many people claim they’re still in touched with loved ones who have passed away.
The vogue for face-lifting in Asia
7 Mins read
Cosmetic surgery and non-surgical enhancements: an increasingly-popular way to reach the pinnacle of aesthetics in Asia.
George Moncur: Faith and football
5 Mins read
The line between football and religion can be easily blurred. But what happens when the two directly collide?
Albania: A country in transition
14 Mins read
Twenty years after the Albanian Civil War and the biggest diaspora in its history, Artefact explores how the Balkan country is being resurrected from a state of emergency.
Freedom of the fro
5 Mins read
Are black women now exploring their identity through cutting off their hair?
Cocaine in the kitchen
5 Mins read
Gordon Ramsay claims cocaine use is ‘rife’ in professional kitchens, but is he right? Artefact investigates.