Comedy Unleashed in Bethnal Green
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We spent the evening with comedians trying to rescue comedy from the perpetually offended PC crowd.
El Toro: One of skateboarding's gnarliest spots
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Understanding why a set of stairs played a huge role in skateboarding history.
A Clockwork Clown: Sex and violence on screen.
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From Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange to Joker, why is the media so squeamish about violence in the cinema?
Could this all be a sign of a society in decline? And if so, what are the causes?
Sheng Zhang: When art and science collide
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The artist discusses the relationship between art and science within his work, what is meant by ‘home’ and his obsession with atlases.
The integrity behind a posthumous release leaves many fans feeling conflicted, we explore some of the most discussed albums created after the death of an artist.
HandcraftedCPH: Danish design does it again
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Danish design is having its media moment, we talk to the founder of the cult danish jewellery store Handcraftedcph about their online branding, presence and success.
The art of cycling
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The art world is obsessed with the bicycle. What is it that attracts artists to the sport?
Aleppo Supper Club: A taste of Syria in London
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We met the founder of the Aleppo Supper Club, to talk about life before the war, escaping to the UK and his affinity with home cooking.
Grayson Perry: The Pre-therapy Years
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We attend the opening for an exhibition which displays the largest ever collection of Grayson Perry’s early works.