Adultery: Decriminalised in India
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India has struck down the 150 years-old adultery law, but what does it mean?
Would you 'raffle' your house?
4 Mins read
We investigate House Raffling and ask whether this could be a reliable option for future homeowners.
Craig Richards: Houghton Festival reflections
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We meet the DJ who’s a cornerstone of Fabric London, about his newly formed festival and how he merges visual art with music.
Building Castells
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Artefact meets new band Castells and finds out how they’re making their way into the competitive music industry.
Flamenco: the art of feelings
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Artefact gets deep into the flamenco culture. The roots, history, artists and the evolution of this art through the years.
East Street: The survival market
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Artefact discovers East Street Market and the daily struggles of its traders in the face of gentrification.
Women in the French Foreign Legion
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The French Foreign Legion is recognised to be one of the world’s most challenging military forces, and also the only one that does not incorporate women. But what do women have to say about that?
Calling from a Farr
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Deep in the Hertfordshire woods lies Farr Festival, calling you for a weekend you won’t forget…
Pro tips for starting out in photography
3 Mins read
Photographer Raymond Masekesa on everything you need to know when you’re starting out as a visual artist.
Why is Europe the centre of fashion?
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It is hard to ignore what a behemoth the industry is, but also hard to overlook how much of a hub Europe is.