A land lost: China's oppression of Tibet
9 Mins read
The region of Tibet is one rich in religion, culture and myth. Since 1951, China has exerted complete control via occupation, leaving Tibetans, and their homeland, isolated and oppressed.
Art, death & painting to heal
5 Mins read
An interview with artist Ana Pallares on sketch, mental health and using art to confront death and eternal life.
Natural wine culture
5 Mins read
Exploring the production process of natural wine and its growing popularity in London.
Henry Darger: Mental illness and outsider art
9 Mins read
He is one of the most striking outsider artists of the 20th century, but his work reveals a man who suffered abuse and neglect throughout his life.
Creating hope in times of crisis
7 Mins read
Ivo Belohoubek details his activism-led filmmaking covering some of the most devastating natural disasters of the last ten years.
Feast for the Eyes: When art and cuisine collide
3 Mins read
The Photographer’s Gallery shines the spotlight on a visual exploration of food with its latest exhibition.
Paracosm: The unchaining of reality
9 Mins read
From childhood to adulthood, the creation of imaginary worlds and realities can be a tool for creativity, development, and dealing with trauma.
Exploiting backpackers under the sun
14 Mins read
How much abuse should backpackers tolerate for a visa extension to stay in Australia for a second year?
The future you
6 Mins read
We talk to a professional footballer and the director of Future You give advice on what you should be eating for your body.
On the record with Bill Ryder Jones
7 Mins read
Artefact meets Bill Ryder Jones and talks to him about his music and his new album.