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Art Literature

Decorate: Long Live Letterpressing

by Adrien Communier

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Art Events Literature Music

An Unconventional Lockdown To-Do List

by Sera mathews

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Literature

IRREGULAR: Passages of Time

by Jo Phillips

Literature

This is a section of literature and poetry articles on the new website, more will follow shortly.

Poetry Games
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Literature

Unite; Poetry Games

If you never thought poetry was fun, interactive, and emotive think again, Nick Murray, Curator of Poetry Games at the…

by Jo Phillips

Graphic Insight
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Art Literature News

Vital; Graphic Insight

Neither a comic book nor a piece of literature, the graphic novel stands on its own as a form of…

by Indi Stilling

Stories of the Streets 
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Literature

Contrary; Stories of the Streets 

Known all over the world by football lovers, the Twin Towers of the beautiful game was the point of recognition…

by Shraiyash Uniyal

Not so Luvvie
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Events Literature

Contrary; Not so Luvvie

You may well have heard the term “Luvvie”, but if not, it’s a slang phrase often used in slight a…

by Jo Phillips

Verge; Well I guess this is growing up…
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Literature

Contrary; Verge; Well I guess this is growing up…

Beginning the path into young adulthood can be daunting, terrifying and exciting all at once, and everyone has a different…

by Georgina Sussman

Anatomy of Comics
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Art Design Literature

Classic; Anatomy of Comics

As the classic saying goes, “Keep the child in you alive, forever.” Initially, we may well have the idea that…

by Gaurav Gujar

From Words to the Silent
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Film Literature

Classic; From Words to the Silent

If you hear the names of century-old books like Frankenstein or The Hunchback of Notre Dame, you could instantly say…

by Charlene Pepiot

Frog – Pond – Plop
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Literature News

Slight; Frog – Pond – Plop

Frog – Pond – Plop: Chris McCabe explores the modern world of the ancient three-line, a syllable-specific Japanese form of…

by Chris McCabe

Flash Words
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Literature

Slight; Flash Words

Have you ever noticed that in the hustle-bustle it can be hard to find time for leisure reading? If reading…

by Charlene Pepiot

In the Family
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Literature News

Flowing; In the Family

When we explore the idea of family images it’s not something we think of necessarily as an art form. We…

by Jo Phillips

Runway Bird
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Fashion Literature

Louche; Runway Bird

If you could be a shady, fly on the wall in fashion’s most exclusive events, parties, and conversations, which wall…

by Valentina Kohli

Inspired by Heritage
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Literature Music

Louche; Inspired by Heritage

Have you ever though that your heritage, or something in your culture could be an inspiration for something new creatively?…

by Catarina Figueiredo Soares

That  Connection
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Literature News

That Connection

In so many ways we give way so much information about ourselves and our life beliefs literally the moment we…

by Jo Phillips

Art-i-Facts
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Art Literature

Spun; Art-i-Facts

When networking or at any event have you ever felt like you wonder about good topics of conversation to get…

by Catarina Figueiredo Soares

Art and The Body
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Art Literature

Spun; Art and The Body

As we all know, the human body is our unique vessel in which we experience life, no matter the size,…

by Leah Bolling

From Short Stories to Films
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Literature

Crystal; From Short Stories to Films

There is nothing quite like a short story. Their brevity allows for a digestible tale that teaches and entertains the…

by Jake Gloth

One Street, So Many Crafts
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Literature Music News

Craft; One Street, So Many Crafts

Have you ever heard of Christopher Street? It’s a quaint little boulevard in Greenwich Village, New York City. Did you…

by Jake Gloth

The Jewish Laugh?
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Literature News

Craft; The Jewish Laugh?

One of our most human of emotions is laughter; it is even mentioned in The Bible’s Old Testament several times….

by Jo Phillips


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