Exhibition | Danny Lyon at Beetles and Huxley
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Photographic essays that are as refreshing and educating as if they were new today.
Anna Laurini: Good things, wild and free
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Artefact meets London-based artist, Anna Laurini, as she prepares for two major exhibitions in the city.
'We don’t need pencils we need passports'
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We meet the artist who is using street art as a form of political expressionism
In conversation with | Grayson Perry
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Grayson Perry, the artist, broadcaster and UAL Chancellor discusses art, class, money, Brexit and Donald Trump
Women's March against President Trump
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Artefact was out with protestors in London as they joined a worldwide movement on Day One of the Trump administration.
The silence of the bees
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Understanding the significance of bee pollination and decline, and the effects on humans and our food supplies.
Latin London under threat
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Seven Sisters market, home for Latin Americans is at risk of being demolished. The local Council and developers want to reshape the area and according to their plan the future of the community is very uncertain.
Where poverty lives at the seaside
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We visit the Essex town of Harwich which, after the shipping boom of the past, is now a potent example of poverty in modern Britain.
Trump tales
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We investigate the weird world of Donald Trump fan fiction, and talk to some of the writers who produce it.
London's nightlife under threat
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How the legal licence struggles of London’s Fabric nightclub, Artefact asks whether the capital’s nightlife is under threat.