Jay Phelps and the jazz dilemma
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Trumpeter Jay Phelps talks about the challenges of a career in jazz.
Three WWI films to watch for Remembrance Sunday
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A short list tailored to those of us who want to learn as they commemorate the losses of World War I.
My Mother Tongue: a portrayal of mental illness
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Freelance film maker Antonia ‘Pom’ Attwood’s short film focuses on Bipolar Disorder bipolar disorder.
Seen on campus
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Sharing thoughts and feelings behind the humans of the University of the Arts London.
Goodbye Arts London News
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Traditionally the first Arts London News post of the academic year is a cheerful welcome back to our readers. Sadly the first post of this year will also be our last.
Taylor Swift shakes off Spotify
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Taylor Swift intensifies the debate over music streaming services by pulling all of her songs from Spotify.
Calais on the edge
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Home to more than 2,000 immigrants, most desperate to get into the UK, Artefact visits Calais to see the realities of life there.
A modern Greek tragedy
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These powerful images of Athens by photojournalist, Isabelle Andarakis, travel across all languages and candidly describe the despondency felt by the people of Greece, a malaise that has become distinctive of a culture in crisis.
Scientists and academics use art to imagine concepts which are too advanced for humans to create without machines…
The summer that left feminism in the spotlight
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Why have celebrities like Emma Watson, Beyoncé and Sarah Silverman all openly come out as feminists over the summer? Has the definition moved away from bra-burning, revolution and men hating?