The oral art of the 21st century
We investigate the oral art of Spoken Word and shows how enabling conversation is a 21st-century therapy session.
We investigate the oral art of Spoken Word and shows how enabling conversation is a 21st-century therapy session.
While a gaming addiction may not be considered a serious medical condition in the UK, it is very, very real for those it affects.
Palestinian student Mohammad Samir gives an insight into his life living under Israeli occupation.
Tattoos have become the latest statement in the fashion industry but, where did this trend begin?
After winning the Long Live Southbank Campaign, what’s next for the birthplace of UK skateboarding?
Artefact investigates how important food banks have become and how the number of people in poverty is growing rapidly.
Are internet radio stations the new pirates? Strong community, diverse roster and digital engagement may be giving them the edge over older rivals.
The stories of six people who fought to give the small Catalan town of Aiguaviva the right to democracy on October 1st.
Instagram is the social network deemed the most detrimental to the mental well-being of young adults, but are memes about mental health helpful or harmful?
Twenty years after the Albanian Civil War and the biggest diaspora in its history, Artefact explores how the Balkan country is being resurrected from a state of emergency.