In an industry often defined by who you know, how many followers you have, or where you are from, the idea of simply being welcomed as you are can feel quietly.
How a South London community cinema and an indie zine publisher are making the arts more accessible.
Determined to quash feelings of isolation and home sickness, a group of UAL students have created the Welcome Home Project.
Lockdown cash: The bright side of the pandemic
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How do you stay motivated and productive during lockdown? We meet four company founders who have managed to exactly that.
Paracosm: The unchaining of reality
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From childhood to adulthood, the creation of imaginary worlds and realities can be a tool for creativity, development, and dealing with trauma.
Creative Spaces
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We asked students in art and design courses around the world about their favourite workspaces and the cities they live in
The tale of creativity
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Has the film and the TV industry lost its creativity over the last decade? Or are reboot and remake just really popular?
Fundraising at the Yellow House
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Warehouses open their doors for ‘The Yellow House’ charity fundraiser, offering creative workshops, music and drinks.
Why do kids hate school?
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In most places across the globe school, can be confusing, restrictive, and traumatising.
On the road to creativity: designers' confession
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Sasha Fedorenko gets personal with two contrasting designers in an interview for Artefact, which leads her to discovering interesting facts and tips on how one can become a fashion designer.