Leona Yamada: Defying Japan's beauty standards
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We meet the make-up artist who is exploring the power of make-up to transform people into anyone they want to be.
The rise and fall of Netflix
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A picture of a laptop with the Netflix app open on an internet browser
The commodification of Frida Kahlo
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Frida Kahlo, the most celebrated Mexican artist, has been heavily misrepresented and appropriated following her death.
Determined to quash feelings of isolation and home sickness, a group of UAL students have created the Welcome Home Project.
Exploring Black History Month in the UK through music.
Passing the port – to the next generation
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Port wine is experiencing a face-lift. In the pursuit of appealing to new generations, the way port is served, mixed and marketed is changing rapidly.
Cities for Profit: Gentrification in Shoreditch
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How gentrification aims to replace existing residents and their livelihoods.
New photo exhibition focuses on wildlife
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The Wildlife Photographer of the year is open at the Natural History Museum and is full of intriguing images from across the animal kingdom.
The "quiet quitting" epidemic of Gen Z
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We examine the different ways in which young adults view their work compared to older generations.
A noteworthy art collaboration
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We spoke with Made in Arts London and Affordable Art Fair about what might be the secrets of their long-lasting, successfully partnerships. Could/should that be replicated by other art organisations?