Stratford's secret skaters
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Meeting the skaters, breakdancers and freestyle bladers who have turned the Stratford Centre into their own after-hours community
Life as a London glassblower
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A pictorial look at the traditional, but declining art of glassblowing.
Working it out with Lucy Rose
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Artefact caught up with the folk singer-song writer from Warwickshire on her current tour of acoustic shows.
Living through the Red Wave
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Mikhail Gorbachev’s “glasnost” policy marked the revolutionaty change in politics and culture which created a scene for fourishing New Wave and punk bands in the USSR.
Lindsay Kemp: 60 years at the cutting edge
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Artefact enters the world of Lindsay Kemp, the artist who sprinkled the sparkle on David Bowie.
Last month two Londoners took the stage to introduce Brixton Academy to the world of electro blitzkrieg. J Willgoose Esq, both the…
Brazilian Orchid Festival 2016: Kew Gardens
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Kew Royal Botanical Gardens have launched The Orchid Festival 2016 at their Princess of Wales Conservatory. The exhibition will consist of vibrant…
Fighting for the freedom to party
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Meet the people that are keeping the rave culture alive in London.
What's on: Rave edition
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Whether you’re away at uni or visiting home, don’t get caught out with nothing to do with your weekend.
Forty Years of Art-School Rock
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In 1975 the Sex Pistols played their first ever gig at Saint Martins College in Central London. Lauren Sharp caught up with Glen Matlock, member of the group to find out how art school has been a importance to the history of rock music.