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The Arts and Culture Magazine
LONDON'S
AWARD-WINNING
STUDENT-RUN
MAGAZINE
Barney Nuttall
Nov 21, 20234 min read
Crap Film Club: Bad Acting, Rubber Monsters and a Great Night Out
Cinephilia is at an all-time high. From Instagram accounts to Letterboxd, everybody is a critic, situating themselves as purveyors of the...
Eve Williams
Nov 18, 20233 min read
The Walk-In Wardrobe of Dreams
This exhibition is a story of travel. A journey from luxury and detail to iconic status. But this trip does not end there. The...
Iesa Rahman
Nov 14, 20236 min read
The Grey and Green: Victorian Imagery in Dishonored
Dishonored offers a unique perspective on the Victorian era, blending themes of morality, class struggles, and patriarchy.
Clara Goilav
Nov 13, 20233 min read
'The Little Prince' at the Tower Theatre: Rekindling the Relationship with My Inner Child
The Little Prince is a tale of youthful curiosity. It is a story that offers a window into the minds of children, as they interact with adul
Molly Whiting
Nov 8, 20234 min read
From Australia to London: Inside Second Life Markets
Moments down an enchanting street in East London sits a grandiose Holy Trinity Church, known as the Heritage & Arts Centre Bow. If you...
Sorcha Drumm
Nov 7, 20234 min read
A New Kind of Kathak - Reviewing 'Aunusthan' by the Pagrav Dance Company
The warm buzz upon entering the Place Theatre created an atmospheric contrast with the early November chill outside. Little girls,...
Stefi Komala
Nov 4, 20234 min read
'The Cult of Beauty' Review: Wellcome Collection Exposes the World's Largest Cult
★★★★ What does it mean to be beautiful? “The Cult of Beauty” exhibition explores this question through various sociocultural and...
Millie Brownhill
Oct 30, 20233 min read
REBEL: 30 Years of London Fashion Review: Inspiring The Young Generations
★★★★★ “Imagine we could be the ones to change it all”, a thought scribbled across a page in the sketchbook of one of the British Fashion...
Trisha Gupta
Oct 28, 20232 min read
Review: Email is (Not) Dead
★★★★★ It altogether felt like voyeurism, like I was an unwelcome stranger looking through the sheer curtains separating an entirely...
Olivia Hall
Oct 28, 20233 min read
The Not-So-Roman Baths on Strand Lane
If you take a few winding steps away from Temple Station, down the familiar (and often charming) streets on the Strand before ducking...
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