Girls, uninterrupted
9 Mins read
Artefact attends the Girls, Uninterrupted art show and gets to know the artists, their inspirations, and what feminism means today.
Queering in London
7 Mins read
A new project is discovering London in a period when queering or indecent acts could led to imprisonment or even hanging
Why do kids hate school?
6 Mins read
In most places across the globe school, can be confusing, restrictive, and traumatising.
Wear hair, not fur
1 Mins read
Artefact meets Krasimira Stoyneva, a London-based luxury womenswear designer specialising in the use of synthetic hair.
The Grand Orchestra of Christmas Charity
8 Mins read
With 1,700 separate events in Poland and 80+ venues abroad, we visit what is possibly the biggest concert-fundraiser in Europe.
Jean-Michel Basquiat changed not only art, but contemporary culture. His exhibition is the perfect place to find out more.
Women's march 2.0: uncovered?
3 Mins read
Artefact joins the Women’s March 2018, and asks why it was largely ignored by the mainstream media.
The Great British Republic
6 Mins read
2018 marks the Queen’s 65th year on the throne, so Artefact re-opens the debate of monarchy versus republicanism.
Three business owners tell us about setting up business in London after arriving from post-Soviet countries.
London's outdated nightlife regulations
3 Mins read
London is famous for its nightlife, but why are so many people being turned away?