Pottery and the art of surviving lockdown
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The pandemic has seen the revival of pottery, so we went to find out more about this meditative craft from Gregory Tingay, a potter and artistic director at Studio Pottery London.
Is it too late to end toxic fashion culture?
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We explore the impact and toxicity of fast-fashion, through the lens of young students and individual responsibility.
Step inside the world of virtual brothels
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While OnlyFans has become synonymous with sex work, have you heard about virtual escorts? Step inside the world of sex work in Final Fantasy IV.
COP26: How to improve climate reporting
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How can journalists improve the reporting of the climate crisis? We attended a recent Women in Journalism event, “Our role in climate reporting”, to find out.
Stepping back on stage with James Vickery
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We talk to London R&B artist James Vickery, talking all things music, live shows and where his passion came from.
Andy’s Old Dispensary
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We take a trip to one of London’s musical hotspots, and get an inside look at the life of music industry veteran, Andy Allan
One Americano, so little time
9 Mins read
Baristas working the morning rush can be our saviours. But what’s it like to be on the receiving end of a grumpy queue of customers?
Hospitality: The god complex of chefs
5 Mins read
The hospitality industry is currently facing a crisis. With more people speaking out about bullying, harassment, poor working conditions, and pay in the sector, the industry needs an image overhaul if it’s going to retain the workforce it desperately needs to survive.
Taking the pretence out of Pride and Prejudice
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Artefact speaks to Isobel McArthur, writer, director and star of Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of), an irreverent new Austen adaptation now playing in the West End.
Guide Dogs at 90: 'I have another pair of eyes'
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We meet one man whose life has been transformed by his Guide Dog, who has given him back his independence.