Chaplin mercurial at the Palladium
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Tom Chaplin performs Queen at the London Palladium for BBC Radio 2’s programme Friday Night is Music Night.
Self-portraits and the pursuit of immortality
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How far are we willing to go for immortality and how can we make sure that we are remembered truthfully?
Aboriginal art: Australia's hidden legacy
10 Mins read
Artefact explores the importance of art in the representation of indigenous Australians.
The Glitterbox revolution
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How Defected Record’s disco extravaganza is changing the landscape of club land.
The end of unpaid fashion internships
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Artefact learns how unpaid fashion internships are creating a discriminatory industry and a miserable workforce.
Creative directors vs. Their own brand
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Celine’s new leader raises the question of how important is it for a new creative director to follow the legacy of their new brand?
Being a minority in a Muslim country
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Artefact talks to a Christian girl about her life and experiences being brought up in Muslim-dominated Pakistan.
Boris Johnson's latest Cover Up
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“I painted all over Boris Johnson’s face and he didn’t bumble a word.” We examine art as political expression, and charity fundraiser.
Yellow Days: The charity connecting cultures
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Artefact meets The Yellow Days, the charity who are working to integrate cultures and create a platform for artists, activists and creators.
Jazz: No sell-by date
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With the discussion around the idea of Jazz dying as an art form, we look at the people who disagree with this idea, as they continue to keep the genre alive. Putting their own personalities and influences into their music, they recreate the way in which we listen to Jazz.